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<blockquote data-quote="steerhorn" data-source="post: 519355" data-attributes="member: 5987"><p>I've been heating our home with firewood for 16 winters now. We do all of our own cutting, splitting and stacking of the wood, and up until now, I've been able to use a relatives "homemade" log splitter. It works great! Unfortuately, he's moving out of the area and taking his log splitter with him. So I guess it's time to step up and find one of my own. The one's I see on the market appear "cheaply" built compared to what I've been using. </p><p></p><p>Can anyone recommend a good stand alone (not a 3 pt.) log splitter? Or recommend ones to stay clear of?</p><p>Any advise is welcome.</p><p></p><p>Thanks,</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="steerhorn, post: 519355, member: 5987"] I've been heating our home with firewood for 16 winters now. We do all of our own cutting, splitting and stacking of the wood, and up until now, I've been able to use a relatives "homemade" log splitter. It works great! Unfortuately, he's moving out of the area and taking his log splitter with him. So I guess it's time to step up and find one of my own. The one's I see on the market appear "cheaply" built compared to what I've been using. Can anyone recommend a good stand alone (not a 3 pt.) log splitter? Or recommend ones to stay clear of? Any advise is welcome. Thanks, [/QUOTE]
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