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Re: Screw type log splitter
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Posted by lee on October 18, 2000 at 19:42:32 from (216.17.10.43):
In Reply to: Screw type log splitter posted by Joe on October 16, 2000 at 19:31:55:
I own a barkbuster 3-pt model, is it dangerous, yes it is, so is a chainsaw, so is a shotgun. I own 50 acres of plantation pine and use mine weekly and would not trade it for any other splitter. common sense and a couple pieces of wood will teach you it's dangerous points. It is not the best splitter for big blocks of wood but on wood you only need to split once or twice there is nothing faster.
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