lets see your wood splitting systems.

[flushcut]

Thanks! The splitter has never seen salt and has been a damn good splitter for me.

 

[CurSedVoyce]

As a hillbilly, I see potential..

 

[Nutball]

 

[cory]

As a hillbilly, I see potential..

wtf.. he shoulda floored it

 

[flushcut]

 

[Al Smith]

The guy I bought it from says model A or T and believed to be an original wheel. I’m not so sure about all that but yeah it’s old and not too heavily rusted. All that good pre nuclear age steel. Lol

The parts from Model A Fords were used for a number of things .They made a zillion of them and from a junk yard they were cheap .Fact in the early 40's my dad made a
'"doodle bug" from a junk Model A with a cut down frame using two transmissions and a ton and a half truck differential .He could pull farm wagons on the roads from 20 to 30 MPH .At that time period a farm trator could only get 8-9 MPH if that . However it could pull two fully loaded hay wagons I'd well imagine trying to stop them could be a problem .Model A's were not noted to have the best brakes .

 

[Dave Shepard]

Farmall H and M were rated at 17 mph and 16.1 mph. A JD or "N" series Ford might have been stuck in single digits. Minneapolis Moline had tractors that went way too fast to be safe.

 

[flushcut]

The parts from Model A Fords were used for a number of things .They made a zillion of them and from a junk yard they were cheap .Fact in the early 40's my dad made a
'"doodle bug" from a junk Model A with a cut down frame using two transmissions and a ton and a half truck differential .He could pull farm wagons on the roads from 20 to 30 MPH .At that time period a farm trator could only get 8-9 MPH if that . However it could pull two fully loaded hay wagons I'd well imagine trying to stop them could be a problem .Model A's were not noted to have the best brakes .

By looking at that axel do you have an idea of what it is off of?

 

[Cobleskill]

Probably not too many Ms and Hs around in the early 40s. They just came out and times were tough.

 

[flushcut]

Do you even shopping cart bro?

 

[Dave Shepard]

Probably not too many Ms and Hs around in the early 40s. They just came out and times were tough.

There were a bunch.

 

[Cobleskill]

Spread over the US not too many per 100 square miles.

 

[stikine]

Do you even shopping cart bro?
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Probably stole that from a homeless person didn't you? 😋

 

[flushcut]

Boston Store to be exact. Store was closing and they were selling everything that wasn’t bolted down. We picked up some pretty badass Christmas decorations for next to nothing.

 

[davidwyby]

I am trying the stand em up in a tire method. I tried it the other day and did not have quite the right tire. My back has been on the fritz for 6 weeks, so any savings in up and down is welcome. First time I ever went to a chiropractor. Not that I should not have gone several times before. When I could not get my socks and underwear on convinced me time to go.

Chain and bungee

 

[davidwyby]

Actually…with just the right shape splitter and the right wood, I can crack most of my splits most of the way thru and then knock it all apart. 24”plus old dry eucalyptus

 

[Al Smith]

By looking at that axel do you have an idea of what it is off of?

Axle meaning hydraulic oil tank ? If so the tank portion is 8 inch galvanized pipe with Ford Escort rear wheels and tires . It holds around 9 gallons of oil ,Dexron tranny fluid .