RobertBrown
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SHADETREE ENGINEERING
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flingwing1969
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Great stuff - so inventive.
texasranger556
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I like the Kubota pulling the dump cart with it's own transmission, drive axle, and powered dump. Pretty creative and useful.
4570Man
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I've seen a bunch of those wood chunkers on YouTube. What kind of stove are they burning those in? I kinda liked the chainsaw chop saw.
texasranger556
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That guy with the chop saw lives in PA. He drives a wood gas powered Ford Ranger and built his own kinetic wood splitter.
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I am building one to feed my pot bellied stove. I have plenty of big wood, but it seems silly to take big wood and break it down into small wood just to fit inside my stove, when I can take small wood (under 4 inches in diameter) and chunk it into wood to fit inside my stove instead. I have plenty around the edges of my fields, and land that I am clearing from forest into fields.
I have already built a feller-buncher head for my log trailer to make my firewood process 100% mechanized. It is on a micro-forestry scale, but it is 100% mechanized. I just have to build the chunker now.
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2LaneCruzer
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Man, some of that stuff gives me the creeps! I'll bet OSHA would have a conniption if they ever saw that!
