Cone wood splitters

[coast40]

The cones would work with one wheel off if it didn't have a Positraction/locker/Sure-Grip rear diff. If it did, you had to jack up both wheels or remove both. I split a lot of wood in my youth with a sledge, wedge, and maul. Usually big Fir on logging sites.

 

[Cameron Smith]

Thank you, but I'll stick with my hydraulic beast!

 

[cqaigy2]

The cones would work with one wheel off if it didn't have a Positraction/locker/Sure-Grip rear diff. If it did, you had to jack up both wheels or remove both. I split a lot of wood in my youth with a sledge, wedge, and maul. Usually big Fir on logging sites.

I imagine if you had all wheel drive, you'd have all 4 wheels off the ground, or maybe use a different splitter.

 

[ruffdog]

I give the guy credit on the second example. He has it at head height.
If something happened, it would effect his least important body part.

The guy wasn't worried about the fly wood hitting his legs and feet either. Wearing shorts and crocs on his feet isn't too bright considering the wood pieces were flying around. At least he had socks on!.