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"Screw Press" Log Splitter
It's safe to use, quiet, and there's no motor so there's no fumes, says David Wolfe, Oceanside, Calif., about his new hand-powered "screw press" log splitter.
Two models are available, both equipped with a large diameter metal wheel that drives the splitting wedge. It works like a drill press, driving a 2-in. di
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"Screw Press" Log Splitter WOODLOT EQUIPMENT Wood Splitters 33-3-35 It's safe to use, quiet, and there's no motor so there's no fumes, says David Wolfe, Oceanside, Calif., about his new hand-powered "screw press" log splitter.
Two models are available, both equipped with a large diameter metal wheel that drives the splitting wedge. It works like a drill press, driving a 2-in. dia. screw that pushes the wedge downward.
Model RW-07 is designed to split from the top. Model CW-13 splits either from the top or side, and can be used with a wrap-around chain.
"It's built heavy and can split logs up to 2 ft. in diameter," says Wolfe. "I came up with the idea because we moved from a farm to an area with a lot of homes and neighbors, so I had to come up with a way to split wood without making a lot of noise. There are no fuels, fumes, or wires; no hot mufflers or fast moving parts. It's a safe, quiet, clean log splitter."
The RW-07 log splitter sells for $299.99 plus $100 S&H; model CW-13 sells for $349.99 plus $100 S&H.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, James David Wolfe, Versatile Arts, P. O. Box 4535, Oceanside, Calif. 92052 (ph 800 406-6638 or 760 717-2365; logsplitterusa@yahoo.com; www.cabiz.net/logsplitter/).
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