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Re: scary looking log splitter
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Posted by Sid on November 08, 2005 at 05:01:16 from (12.156.150.180):
In Reply to: scary looking log splitter posted by pperry on November 08, 2005 at 03:37:31:
Nope I never did. By the time it would take to go find chock blocks, then go find the jack. Then stumble around in the barn to find a piece of rebar or something to use for a jack handle, then go get the neighbor to come and help jump start the pick up, then go get the cows back in (somebody left the gate open) then go get one of the kids to come and hold the flashlight, then go back inside( batteries dead in flashlight). I could split enough by hand to get by for a couple of days.
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