Here are a couple of CL ads I ran up on...both would be 100 mile trip for me but...
Thanks for looking! Ed
1st Ad
Log Splitter (26 Ton) - $950
I have a "Yardman" Log Splitter that has less than 15 hours ran on it. It is about five years old and was guilty of letting it sit a couple of years and not draining the gas. Have just had the Carb redone. Now cranks on about 2nd or third pull.
It is a 26" style either Horizontal or vertical (both) hydraulic style with a 6.5 HP Briggs and Stratton. Has always been stored inside protected against the weather. It has small boat style trailor wheels and a trailor hitch. The manual advises against pulling on road but I pulled it about 12 miles from the Lowes I bought it at to my home. I have a ball on my lawn mower now and can pull it all around.
NO Rust.
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2nd Ad
troy-bilt wood splitter best offer - $750
basically new wood splitter with honda motor.cost on the average new about $1400 plus tax.any questions please
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Thanks for looking! Ed
1st Ad
Log Splitter (26 Ton) - $950
I have a "Yardman" Log Splitter that has less than 15 hours ran on it. It is about five years old and was guilty of letting it sit a couple of years and not draining the gas. Have just had the Carb redone. Now cranks on about 2nd or third pull.
It is a 26" style either Horizontal or vertical (both) hydraulic style with a 6.5 HP Briggs and Stratton. Has always been stored inside protected against the weather. It has small boat style trailor wheels and a trailor hitch. The manual advises against pulling on road but I pulled it about 12 miles from the Lowes I bought it at to my home. I have a ball on my lawn mower now and can pull it all around.
NO Rust.
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2nd Ad
troy-bilt wood splitter best offer - $750
basically new wood splitter with honda motor.cost on the average new about $1400 plus tax.any questions please
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