Oldfeller

22-Ton Venom Log Splitter with Table | Rock Machinery ROCKMACHINERY.CO.UK The 22-Ton Venom Log Splitter With a Table combines power and durability for tough... 22ton V-Series Log Splitter | Our Products | Rock Machinery ROCKMACHINERY.CO.UK We’ve taken the robust design of the Venom 22ton and created this Value Series model... Looks like they still do both, I have one, mine is horizontal and vertical.

Mate of mine went out with Sonja Kristina way back in the past. never heard him complain about it,,

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"REMEMBER KIDS,,, JUST SAY NO!"

I spoke to a guy with a Kraz 255 truck at a military show one time long ago, it was a feckin' enormous thing literally built to withstand just about any conditions you could throw at it, I asked him,"what about servicing and parts availability" "easy" he said, "once a year we change all the fluids,, then we drink a bottle of vodka, crawl underneath and hit everything with a big hammer,,, if nothing falls off, we're good to go for another year"

you're the first person I ever heard say anything remotely good about them. my army buddies hated them, said the bloke responsible for them should be shot. I haven't even seen one since around the 80,s. that said the 4x4 RB set up on my Bedford was faultless.

I figure I'm safer tootling around in a 1950,s truck than on a 200mph bike at my age. insurance is cheaper too.

Anyone on here using old vintage trucks,or ex wd type stuff as a useful addition to the operation? when I was younger I had an old J type Bedford with a Reynolds-Boughton 4x4 conversion, proved invaluable in many jobs, in a dumb moment I sold it and regretted it since, If I could find another I would have it, but due to the rarity I expect it would be hard find one I could reasonably afford. I am considering something similar to use just for my own use, and been looking for an Austin K9, or similar 4x4 truck. anyone thinking of selling one, give me a shout. cheers.