Kathy
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Axe recommendationsWe need an axe, a long handled one for chopping large pieces of trunk into smaller pieces. Anyone got any advice?
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lloyd
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You need a "maul axe" Kathy. Get them at country fairs or cheapie shops for about five to ten quid. Long nylon handle, heavy sharp head for splitting big logs effortlessly. 
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nanny-now and forever
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| lloyd wrote: | | You need a "maul axe" Kathy. Get them at country fairs or cheapie shops for about five to ten quid. Long nylon handle, heavy sharp head for splitting big logs effortlessly. |
or you can get the wooden handled fireman's axe and really have a go at the tree and break the handle in two like wot i did
not a lot of difference in price
i am not a good log splitter i am afraid
the spirit is willing but the axe handle is weak
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lloyd
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Hey Nansters nice to see you now you've finished washing Mr Nanny's socks!
Nylon handles don't tend to snap as much.
Is it raining, Nanny? 
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nanny-now and forever
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| lloyd wrote: | Hey Nansters nice to see you now you've finished washing Mr Nanny's socks!
Nylon handles don't tend to snap as much.
Is it raining, Nanny? |
all sox washed however one appears to have done a runner or gone off to breed or something as i ended up with an odd one - of course....
and t'aint a fit night fer man ner beast out there now - a howlin' and a blowin' fit ter beat the band......typical welsh weather actually .....
time to get out the knittin'
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Kathy
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 Nanny!
Thanks for the info.
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chickens1968
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shame you are so far I have one in the shed i dont need
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Kathy
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Oh hello Chickens, nice to "see" you again. I'm sure you'll need that axe again soon.
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