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Unicorn log splitter

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Jim Swanson

10-26-2003 06:55:25




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A friend of mine passed away a couple of years ago and I aquired a tractor from the estate with a few implements including a hydraulic log splitter. Now yesterday one of the daughters gave me a "Unicorn log splitter" I don't have any info for this implement and was wondering if anybody had an owners manual, or could photocopy one for me. Any expenses will be covered. Pictures of this thing can be seen at www.photobucket.com/albums/0603/shaque
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Jim Swanson
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scrape metal

10-26-2003 16:09:06




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 Re: Unicorn log splitter in reply to Jim Swanson, 10-26-2003 06:55:25  
jim, my two cents, too dangerous to be around, treeboy back here in indiana



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paul

10-26-2003 09:31:27




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 Re: Unicorn log splitter in reply to Jim Swanson, 10-26-2003 06:55:25  
I havew a 'Bark Buster' - similar thing. As you will be told, they are very dangerous, don't think they are made any more. They do split wood in a hurry.

When something splits odd, the chunk of wood can start spinning around on it, really whacking everything is sight. Plan what you are doing & stay out of the way when the spiral gets hold of the wood - whatever happens, let it happen, don't reach out. I run the engine at idle, smaller tractor, if it stalls thats ok, better than making parts & wood fly, plenty fast enough at idle!

--->Paul

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