Log Splitters
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Lazy git finally got round to replying. Here you go Gazza:
http://arrows-uk.com/duocut-electric-splitter-with-stand-p-724.html?cPath=87"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Stevo 666 wrote:Lazy git finally got round to replying. Here you go Gazza:
http://arrows-uk.com/duocut-electric-splitter-with-stand-p-724.html?cPath=87
Wahey, just the ticket! Thank you sir.
Can get the kids to load it.0 -
So you ask a sensible question, some twerp goes and answers your question sensibly, and then you go and thank him.Garry H wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:Lazy git finally got round to replying. Here you go Gazza:
http://arrows-uk.com/duocut-electric-splitter-with-stand-p-724.html?cPath=87
Wahey, just the ticket! Thank you sir.
Can get the kids to load it.
What is the internet coming to?0 -
briantrumpet wrote:
So you ask a sensible question, some twerp goes and answers your question sensibly, and then you go and thank him.Garry H wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:Lazy git finally got round to replying. Here you go Gazza:
http://arrows-uk.com/duocut-electric-splitter-with-stand-p-724.html?cPath=87
Wahey, just the ticket! Thank you sir.
Can get the kids to load it.
What is the internet coming to?
Popcorn time killers. It shouldn't be allowed.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Though in fairness, child labour has now been mentioned. Has he not heard of the Child Labour (Log Splitting) Act of 1953?Pinno wrote:briantrumpet wrote:
So you ask a sensible question, some twerp goes and answers your question sensibly, and then you go and thank him.Garry H wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:Lazy git finally got round to replying. Here you go Gazza:
http://arrows-uk.com/duocut-electric-splitter-with-stand-p-724.html?cPath=87
Wahey, just the ticket! Thank you sir.
Can get the kids to load it.
What is the internet coming to?
Popcorn time killers. It shouldn't be allowed.0 -
briantrumpet wrote:
Though in fairness, child labour has now been mentioned. Has he not heard of the Child Labour (Log Splitting) Act of 1953?Pinno wrote:briantrumpet wrote:
So you ask a sensible question, some twerp goes and answers your question sensibly, and then you go and thank him.Garry H wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:Lazy git finally got round to replying. Here you go Gazza:
http://arrows-uk.com/duocut-electric-splitter-with-stand-p-724.html?cPath=87
Wahey, just the ticket! Thank you sir.
Can get the kids to load it.
What is the internet coming to?
Popcorn time killers. It shouldn't be allowed.
He assured me that he'll read it as soon as he gets the kids out of the chimney.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Now you mention it guys, I've not seen the kids since I fitted the log burner...0
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At least they'll have been warm.Garry H wrote:Now you mention it guys, I've not seen the kids since I fitted the log burner...0 -
Or a Kindling Cracker?
https://www.kindlingcracker.com/0 -
FatTed wrote:Or a Kindling Cracker?
https://www.kindlingcracker.com/
That really is solving a problem that does not exist0 -
I see a unique opportunity here. I think the OP should link up a hydraulic unit to a static bike. I think a saddle angle of -2 deg and a crank arm length of 160mm with a 11-45 cassette. The pedal cadence required will be in the region of Chris Hoy x 3, given a rough approximation of torque multiplication. Then the whole concept will become global and the term Strava Logging will become part of the vernacular.
It will be a different meaning for Pross though.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
I use one of these for logs that I can't split with a normal axe. Works well.
http://www.tooled-up.com/Smart.aspx0
