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Chip Fontaine

06-11-1998 19:35:40




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Years ago I saw a splitter that resembled a large wood screw that was
mounted on the drive wheel of a vehicle while that side of the vehicle was jacked up.
The engine was left idling and the transmission was in drive. The wood was pressed against the turning "screw" and the device
would bore its way through the wood untill it split. Does anyone remember such a device and
can you name it and advise where one could be purchased?

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Don Hoyt

08-04-1999 11:44:41




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 Re: Wood Splitter in reply to Chip Fontaine, 06-11-1998 19:35:40  
I would like info. on woodsplitters so I may purchase one.

D o n



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john mckellar

12-09-2000 19:53:32




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 Re: Re: Wood Splitter in reply to Don Hoyt, 08-04-1999 11:44:41  
i build screw type woodsplitters ( split-alls) i have portable motorized models -5-7-10- h.p. & p.t.o. models & kits for all of the above. if anyone is interested , please feel free & write me for info & pricing. best regards to all & have a warm & merry winter! john.



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Michael VanWinkle

08-14-2000 11:38:17




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 Re: Re: Wood Splitter in reply to Don Hoyt, 08-04-1999 11:44:41  
I am looking to purchase a woodsplitter.Would like some information on prices and possible dealers in my area.



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Bernard Gilles Grenier

07-27-2000 13:08:22




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 Re: Re: Wood Splitter in reply to Don Hoyt, 08-04-1999 11:44:41  
We are developping a vertical electric wood-splitter with an electronic control. Are you interested? I can send you some info.
Powerful, can be stored in 24'' X 24'', can be transported in the trunk of the car. BGG



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Joe Morley

03-25-2001 07:21:43




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 Re: Re: Re: Wood Splitter in reply to Bernard Gilles Grenier, 07-27-2000 13:08:22  
Looking for an "electric" wood splitter that can handle up to 24" logs. If you have any info please sent it to me.
Thanks, Jo



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Craig Cleveland

12-14-1999 00:49:21




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 Re: Re: Wood Splitter in reply to Don Hoyt, 08-04-1999 11:44:41  
CDK is the supplier of the Stickler logsplitter. The Stickler is the original vehicle mounted screw type splitter. I am also a user of the Stickler for many years and I have found that it is truly the fastest and easiest way to split firewood. For more info check www.thestickler.com or call 360 802 4366.



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J. Anderson

04-12-2001 07:20:12




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 Re: Re: Re: Wood Splitter in reply to Craig Cleveland, 12-14-1999 00:49:21  
I have been searching everywhere for information on the Stickler Logsplitter. Any help will be appreciated.



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Gary

09-25-1998 11:38:49




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 Re: Wood Splitter in reply to Chip Fontaine, 06-11-1998 19:35:40  
I think this must be what you are looking for.

Link

I live near Rapid City, South Dakota in the Black hills, and as such I "do" a lot of firewood. Naturally I am always interested in a "better mouse trap". I think this device has some degree of potential. Potential for what I am not sure. It would depend on many variables in this case. I would be weary of issues not covered by the manufacturer. Here are a few thoughts.
Note that if the vehicle you wish to power this thing with has a "posi-track" or "limited slip" differential you are asking for BIG-TIME trouble. Furthermore, what if the wood is uncooperative and offers more resistance to the splitting action than your jacked-up and 'unsecured' vehicle, (i.e. obviously the parking brake would not be a real productive measure). Unless you have some method of braking only one side of it, Bye-Bye pickup, with a limp. If your 4X4 has auto-locking hubs they will need to be exchanged for some "real" hubs to facilitate the use of the LOW range of your transfer case without having the front half going 4-wheeling without you. If not a 4X4 then is your reverse gear low enough to provide the nessesary torque, backed up to a large tree for safety of course. Is your Transmission manual or automatic? I am NOT sqaying that this device would never work, just some concerns I would have regarding the effectiveness and safety of this device. Since I have not seen on in action. Never the less I would want to use the "Buddy System" just in case.
Jeez, can you imagine falling into that thing???

E-Mail me and let me know your thoughts and/or how it works for you. Something simple may yeild the proverbial, "better mouse trap". You just never know.

Good luck

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Craig Cleveland

12-14-1999 00:52:35




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 Re: Re: Wood Splitter in reply to Gary, 09-25-1998 11:38:49  
: I think this must be what you are looking for.

:>Link

:>Link I live near Rapid City, South Dakota in the Black hills, and as such I "do" a lot of firewood. Naturally I am always interested in a "better mouse trap". I think this device has some degree of potential. Potential for what I am not sure. It would depend on many variables in this case. I would be weary of issues not covered by the manufacturer. Here are a few thoughts.
: Note that if the vehicle you wish to power this thing with has a "posi-track" or "limited slip" differential you are asking for BIG-TIME trouble. Furthermore, what if the wood is uncooperative and offers more resistance to the splitting action than your jacked-up and 'unsecured' vehicle, (i.e. obviously the parking brake would not be a real productive measure). Unless you have some method of braking only one side of it, Bye-Bye pickup, with a limp. If your 4X4 has auto-locking hubs they will need to be exchanged for some "real" hubs to facilitate the use of the LOW range of your transfer case without having the front half going 4-wheeling without you. If not a 4X4 then is your reverse gear low enough to provide the nessesary torque, backed up to a large tree for safety of course. Is your Transmission manual or automatic? I am NOT sqaying that this device would never work, just some concerns I would have regarding the effectiveness and safety of this device. Since I have not seen on in action. Never the less I would want to use the "Buddy System" just in case.
: Jeez, can you imagine falling into that thing???

: E-Mail me and let me know your thoughts and/or how it works for you. Something simple may yeild the proverbial, "better mouse trap". You just never know.

: Good luck

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Mike Sloane

07-28-1998 08:24:04




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 Re: Wood Splitter in reply to Chip Fontaine, 06-11-1998 19:35:40  
: Years ago I saw a splitter that resembled a large wood screw that was
: mounted on the drive wheel of a vehicle while that side of the vehicle was jacked up.
: The engine was left idling and the transmission was in drive. The wood was pressed against the turning "screw" and the device
: would bore its way through the wood untill it split. Does anyone remember such a device and
: can you name it and advise where one could be purchased?

I have such a splitter. It is called The Unicorn splitter and has a Cat I setup and runs on the standard 540 PTO on my tractor. I believe it is made by Thackery Company in Ohio. You can see an image of it at my Website.

Mike

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Whit

06-25-1998 14:55:49




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 Re: Wood Splitter in reply to Chip Fontaine, 06-11-1998 19:35:40  
My dad is trying to sell his woodspltter. Please don't flame me if it is not appropriate to post items for sale on this form. I am just trying to help him sell it. It is a 353 Detroit with a 3-strand live deck which will split 3-4 cords/hour. If you want to know more call 501-665-2654. The best time to call is after 6:30PM CST.

Thanks,
kmbrwhit



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farmer

06-12-1998 08:58:46




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 Re: Wood Splitter in reply to Chip Fontaine, 06-11-1998 19:35:40  
: Years ago I saw a splitter that resembled a large wood screw that was
: mounted on the drive wheel of a vehicle while that side of the vehicle was jacked up.
: The engine was left idling and the transmission was in drive. The wood was pressed against the turning "screw" and the device
: would bore its way through the wood untill it split. Does anyone remember such a device and
: can you name it and advise where one could be purchased?

They sort of disappeared, maybe too many people got "screwed".

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Jim G

06-12-1998 22:23:14




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 Re: Re: Wood Splitter in reply to farmer, 06-12-1998 08:58:46  
:I remember seeing them in ads but I always thought they looked like an accident waiting to happen.



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Orlynn B

11-16-1998 21:44:55




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 Re: Re: Re: Wood Splitter in reply to Jim G, 06-12-1998 22:23:14  
Looking for screw type wood splitter. Take a
look at the following web site >Link

>Link



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M@DHATTER

06-24-1998 18:32:53




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 Re: Re: Re: Wood Splitter in reply to Jim G, 06-12-1998 22:23:14  

: :I remember seeing them in ads but I always thought they looked like an accident waiting to happen.
my Dad has one but it doesnnt run off of the engine, it runs off of the back of a put-put tractor's PTO but they are around, just hard to find is all



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