Posted by Russ from MN on June 08, 2023 at 18:28:30 from (172.58.87.57):
In Reply to: Splitting firewood posted by grandpa Love on June 08, 2023 at 18:03:03:
I prefer to split wood by hand, with an 8 pound splitting maul, when it's about -10 F! The most common wood we have is black ash, and it's easier to just whack it than to pick it up and put it in the splitter. I did build a 3-point splitter for our JD that I use for the tough ash and elm, I don't even try to split elm by hand. Here is a picture of my wife splitting birch, it splits easy also. She uses a little maul, only 6 pounds!
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