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Fawteen
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I am probably the furthest thing from a Safety Nazi you will ever encounter, and I wouldn't touch that thing with a 10 foot pole!
Anonymous-0
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When I was a kid my neighbor made one from a large hit'n miss engine. Not too many people stood in line to borrow that one either.
Areo
Areo
cj in wisconsin
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I had an old neighbor who welded a double bitted axe blade to the flywheel on an old hit and miss, well he missed and it hit. Three less fingers and one less thumb. I'd rather have that old Cockshutt, I love those things.
James Howell
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Enjoyed the video.
Isn't <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJJrjDI5xSQ">Red Green</a> also a Canadian?
Isn't <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJJrjDI5xSQ">Red Green</a> also a Canadian?
Anonymous-0
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I like it except the hand in there thing. It needs a rack hinged at the splitter so you can stack a dozen or so pieces on the rack then with a cylinder raise it up so the firewood self feeds into the splitter. Kind of like a magazine.
It probably should have a rope or somthing to shut off the pto from the back.
It probably should have a rope or somthing to shut off the pto from the back.
Walterdavies
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Put a knee in the shaft and when you want it to split just drop it down to engage, you may save a few fingers.
Walt
Walt
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