Question for my wood choppers
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You call yourself a mountain man ?PurpleThrobber said:You all realize you can buy wood already split from the poors, right?
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A wealthy mountain man.YellowSnow said:
You call yourself a mountain man ?PurpleThrobber said:You all realize you can buy wood already split from the poors, right?
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My ex father in law, was the wealthiest mountain man I ever knew. He’s probably helping buy players for Montana as we speak. That guy used to love splitting wood.PurpleThrobber said:
A wealthy mountain man.YellowSnow said:
You call yourself a mountain man ?PurpleThrobber said:You all realize you can buy wood already split from the poors, right?
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I’m with Throbber. Sub that shit out.
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All solid frame, the head will not eventually fall off or break when you shank a piece of wood
12lbs
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I'll add too that splitting wood is some of the greatest exercise of all time. MILFs don't want a Charmin soft, mountain man.PurpleThrobber said:
A wealthy mountain man.YellowSnow said:
You call yourself a mountain man ?PurpleThrobber said:You all realize you can buy wood already split from the poors, right?
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What's his running tab at The Depot?YellowSnow said:
My ex father in law, was the wealthiest mountain man I ever knew. He’s probably helping buy players for Montana as we speak. That guy used to love splitting wood.PurpleThrobber said:
A wealthy mountain man.YellowSnow said:
You call yourself a mountain man ?PurpleThrobber said:You all realize you can buy wood already split from the poors, right?
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Stockman's was his scene if I recall. I've watched a few games from a luxury suite at Grizzly stadium.TurdBomber said:
What's his running tab at The Depot?YellowSnow said:
My ex father in law, was the wealthiest mountain man I ever knew. He’s probably helping buy players for Montana as we speak. That guy used to love splitting wood.PurpleThrobber said:
A wealthy mountain man.YellowSnow said:
You call yourself a mountain man ?PurpleThrobber said:You all realize you can buy wood already split from the poors, right?
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I agree that the Fiskars X27 is the best out there. It is light enough that you can swing it all day but heavy enough to split a big log. I do have to resort to a wedge and a sledge sometimes. I like to do it myself at my pace. It is good exercise but more importantly it makes your fire better. No way am I going to let rip a giant fire on a cold June night like I did last weekend if I am paying for it with my hard earned payday lending money.dannarc said:I love cutting, splitting, stacking, and burning firewood. The Mrs looked at me like I was a caveman when we first met, now she loves wood heat and would never go back. Fiskars makes a badass maul I think it's the x27 or some shit like that. Sledge and wedge for big stuff, hydro are great if you have 4+ cords to do quickly. As far as firewood drill bits go, fuck off
I burn all of these two woodsheds every year.
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That's a lot of weight for a Chevy.Number1AtNumber2 said:
I agree that the Fiskars X27 is the best out there. It is light enough that you can swing it all day but heavy enough to split a big log. I do have to resort to a wedge and a sledge sometimes. I like to do it myself at my pace. It is good exercise but more importantly it makes your fire better. No way am I going to let rip a giant fire on a cold June night like I did last weekend if I am paying for it with my hard earned payday lending money.dannarc said:I love cutting, splitting, stacking, and burning firewood. The Mrs looked at me like I was a caveman when we first met, now she loves wood heat and would never go back. Fiskars makes a badass maul I think it's the x27 or some shit like that. Sledge and wedge for big stuff, hydro are great if you have 4+ cords to do quickly. As far as firewood drill bits go, fuck off
I burn all of these two woodsheds every year.
