Thanks for the link, I was wondering who made it. Got it at an auction sale a few years ago, there were 5 or so bidders interested in it to start.
I've always felt the chain saw was the most dangerous part of wood making. Helped dad with the circle saw (buzz saw) mounted on the tractor for 15 years or so - didn't like that too well either. A friend of mine had to go to the emergency room to have a piece of metal removed from his chest right over his heart - came of a wedge when he was using a maul & wedges to split wood. My unkle came real close to getting his hand in a typical hyd splitter.
Guess it's real hard to make any of it safe.
Most dangerous thing I do is feed cows 2 times a day, every day. Machines are more predictable. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
--->Paul