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Good afternoon

 

I have finaly bought a cheap log splitter (must be gettin old), just split a load of green ash and have noticed that the splits are not as clean as when split with a maul.

Wondered if this is usual ?.

I guess it may be a good thing as it may help the splits to catch when put in the stove. :001_smile:

 

Thanks.

 

Billy.

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Down to speed, maul flies fast whereas the splitter pushes it's way through. Normal stuff. What splitter did you buy?

 

I rip those little stringy bits off and use em to light the fire.

 

Thanks Mick, got a Handy 6 ton electric/hydraulic splitter, seem very sturdy, bought it local from Husky dealer who supplies/services our saws.

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