Definately a Midget

[Robert_S]

LOL at Micks posts

 

nice splitter dean, that looks like wee jimmy krankie in the first picture:001_rolleyes:

[Buzzsurgeon]

Its the System Leader system patented by thor

 

Quite good if you have a short log to stop the ram going all the way back up

 

 

I run an 18ton vertical with system leader, excellent system, you can drop the ram with a foot pedal or just operating one lever to just pinch the log, operating both hand levers gives you the power stroke. Must be the safest log splitter to use, as you are simply not tempted to alter the controls for one handed use!

[ad15]

you need to look at the operators foot closely,, she REALLY is wearing black leather high heels,,,

[chaffey]

Suppose you've got to keep it now, the steaks are just too high as the midget said at the barbeque:lol:

[Nick Watkins]

Re two handed use.

 

I appreciate that two handled machines are the safest but in reality wouldn't you have to be a bit of a Joey to stick your hand between the blade and the log? And if that is the case....As people buy these machines for speed and efficiency then why not just stick to the single handed operation?

Edited October 14, 2010 by Nick Watkins

[Mick Stockbridge]

Re two handed use.

 

I appreciate that two handled machines are the safest but in reality wouldn't you have to be a bit of a Joey to stick your hand between the blade and the log? And if that is the case....As people buy these machines for speed and efficiency then why not just stick to the single handed operation?

 

Safety first mate.....always!!!!

[Dean Lofthouse]

....and if Joey did stick his hand between blade and log, joey would sue the manufacturer for his stupidity.

 

It is the manufacturers responsibility to make their machines as Joey proof as possible.

[Nick Watkins]

....and if Joey did stick his hand between blade and log, joey would sue the manufacturer for his stupidity.

 

It is the manufacturers responsibility to make their machines as Joey proof as possible.

 

Its a shame but you are right.

 

I was going to put that in my post, everything has to be dumbed down to the lowest common denominator these days.

[chilli]

It's not just getting your hand under the blade being a danger; logs slide, twist & burst as the blade pushes through. There follows pain & possible crush injuries to the 'free' hand holding the log. Been there, lessons learned, no serious injuries thankfully.

[rowan lee]

Arrived today

 

Hey up Dean, Enjoyed the demo video you posted of the old Thor you had. You keen to make a new video demonstrating this bad boy as well? Would be good to see her in action