i use a couple different ones,,,but they are all wide. It helps wood stay in,,,skinny ones let it fall over if not full
I use a 15" tire on a 25" block. I drilled 2 holes in the wood block and have two 4.5" pins mounted on the tire. Just slip the pins it into the holes in the block to keep the tire from moving around. When I have a piece of wood over 15" I can just remove the tire and use the block.
What would be a good size tire to use for a splitting tire?
22 inch car tire works awesome.
Had some wood dropped off by a neighbor tonight. Went out to split a few rounds in my PJ's, after putting the kids to bed. Was stacked by the driveway, and the yard is a soggy mess, so I was splitting on a short round set on the driveway. Should've had a tire, since one of my follow-thru's made contact with asphalt. The damage to my nicely ground edge is deep enough that my maul is going to lose weight in the repair! Won't be able to see the damage to the driveway until daylight.
Already got way too many axes, and at my usage rate, too little real use for them. I'm hoping my hydraulic splitter will be back from repair in a few days, as I've got about 8 cords I want to get split, ASAP!Good excuse to get the fiskers...
Had some wood dropped off by a neighbor tonight. Went out to split a few rounds in my PJ's, after putting the kids to bed. Was stacked by the driveway, and the yard is a soggy mess, so I was splitting on a short round set on the driveway. Should've had a tire, since one of my follow-thru's made contact with asphalt. The damage to my nicely ground edge is deep enough that my maul is going to lose weight in the repair! Won't be able to see the damage to the driveway until daylight.
nascar tire
I never quite understood the tire thing. I suppose if you're using a Fiskars and having to whack away multiple times to split a round it'd come in handy.
I prefer swinging a real axe once and being done with it, a tire would just be in the way.
(yeah, i said it)
I never quite understood the tire thing. I suppose if you're using a Fiskars and having to whack away multiple times to split a round it'd come in handy.
I prefer swinging a real axe once and being done with it, a tire would just be in the way.
(yeah, i said it)
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