RayIN
Veteran Member
I once watched a log splitter being towed behind a pickup. Every time a wheel hit a pothole or bump, it threw the splitter sideways about 6-12" and a few times both tires left the pavement.....and I have seen them bouncing like crazy behind a truck too. I always wondered what that was doing to the carburetor float.
IMO, It's way too easy to construct a simple ramp and load it in the truck bed vs risking ruining the splitter wheels and spindles.
