Art glass
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Milwaukee area. I need a low priced splitter. I know it's off topic but thought I'd try
Buying Advice Wood splitter
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WOOD SPLITTER - farm & garden - by owner - sale
I have an excellent working wood splitter for sale it was made from a payloader hyd. cylinder has a replaced kohler 14hp. motor with electric start has an oversize hyd. oil tank to keep oil from...
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dodge man
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I just sold one, $450. It was horizontal only but I liked it because it was fairly light and handy.
I bought this one used from someone that lives a short distance from my house, I paid $850 for it. I found a receipt with the owners manual and he paid $1100 tax and all for it a few years ago on sale. They seem like they are now priced around $1500 to $1600 now.
I see electric ones that are pretty cheap but they never floated my boat. Keep your eyes peeled for a used one is my best advice. It took me several years before I spotted the one I just bought.
I bought this one used from someone that lives a short distance from my house, I paid $850 for it. I found a receipt with the owners manual and he paid $1100 tax and all for it a few years ago on sale. They seem like they are now priced around $1500 to $1600 now.
I see electric ones that are pretty cheap but they never floated my boat. Keep your eyes peeled for a used one is my best advice. It took me several years before I spotted the one I just bought.
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Bill Guenthner
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It depends on how much you want to split. I paid about $270 for an electric splitter and I’ve used it for 5 years now. I’m not in a hurry though and I only split wood for outdoor fires or just to get it to easily burnable chunks. I split about a pickup truck load each year.
