FIREWOOD PROCESSOR Help
- Thread starter MI MAX
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WantedWolf
Gold Member
??? LOOK ???
Willl
Elite Member
Looks great, awesome job.
Tig
Veteran Member
Going to need a bit more info Max. 
Sunkistdds
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- IHC: Cub, H,M, 350U, 460, 560, 706's, 806, 826, 1066
Never saw the need for a processor. I grew up with a chainsaw and I can cut up the trunk a lot faster after the limbs are gone, or while I am limbing than I can to take the log to a processor to cut up and split.
I see the need for a splitter, but not a processor. Perhaps if one didn't have the oak that we have in the Ozarks, it would be different.
bassgrinder
Member
Ok I need help here I dont see anything to look at It seems like Willl saw something but I am not sure anyone else does thought what gives
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bobodu
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How much does that thing weigh????
Looks pretty hefty.
Looks pretty hefty.
MikesTractor
Silver Member
RobertBrown
Veteran Member
Safety first in my book. You can start a fire with no hands. Perhaps you should install some guards on that thing
I'm not saying it's dangerous but... well that's all I'm saying.
Good luck
I'm not saying it's dangerous but... well that's all I'm saying.
Good luck
dirt ditch
Platinum Member
MI MAX, welcome to TBN. Try posting your pic or link again. Don't worry to much about mistakes, the bark is worse than the bite around here.
