Log Splitter
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From: Franklin MA
chain grinder
spent the day with dad - took him to my sister's and we swapped out her thermostat (her husband is a tard) then came back here and put the grinder together and then we mounted on my work bench
seems to do a great job! but i'll know better tomorrow when i get back to the logs
spent the day with dad - took him to my sister's and we swapped out her thermostat (her husband is a tard) then came back here and put the grinder together and then we mounted on my work bench
seems to do a great job! but i'll know better tomorrow when i get back to the logs
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From: Franklin MA
Originally Posted by zzziippyyy,Nov 22 2008, 05:42 PM
Also if you have that splitter it must kill your back as you have to reach under and hold the switch to get it to operate. I would modify that with a 3 or 4 foot length of cord and a remote switch to save the back! Other than that its a cool small lightweight workhorse.
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From: Smalltown
Originally Posted by Bass,Nov 23 2008, 08:20 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaqRwFyoGgQ 
9:45 as i stroll out into the living room to grab a butt
do you have any clothes on your kid is at the door 
thank god the curtains / blinds were closed
No Kids FTW
9:45 as i stroll out into the living room to grab a butt
do you have any clothes on your kid is at the door thank god the curtains / blinds were closedNo Kids FTW
