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  1. 10th March 2009, 05:03 PM #1
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    Default spliting fence post need help

    g day , just wondering if anyone can help me. i have started spliting fence post and just wondering if there is any trick to spliting them out after ripping them.
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  2. 10th March 2009, 06:12 PM #2
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    G'day Youngfella and welcome to our fount of knowledge.

    Undoubtedly Carl- aka Weisyboy- can help you here.
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  3. 10th March 2009, 07:18 PM #3
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    artman.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by young fella View Post
    artman.....
    who s carl aka weisyboy...........................! i em only new so how do i get in contact...
    I'll PM him for you - keep watching this thread

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  5. 10th March 2009, 07:25 PM #5
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    hey mate.

    what are u using to rip them?

    chainsaw?
    swing saw?
    saw bench?
    or are you just spliting with wedges?

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  6. 11th March 2009, 06:57 AM #6
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    066 stihl chainsaw. i was just having a bti of trouble getting them out with a wedge. some come out really easy but other s don t. any idea s thanks
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  7. 11th March 2009, 07:41 AM #7
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    before i got teh lucas we ripped all our posts with a chainsaw 034 and 170.

    each bloke could cut 100 posts a day and if they didnt they didnt stay long.

    you should be cutting right threw for each post tehre is no need to be spliting any.

    cut to teh center, roll log, cut to the center, crow bar in saw cut to break out any remaining wood and lift it out.

    some blokes find it easyer to halve teh posts down. halve log, quater, eighth, sisxteenth etc untill each is the size of post you want.

    you should also be running 3/8 skip tooth chain and keep it sharp. and 3/8lp chain if you can.

    hope this helps.

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  8. 11th March 2009, 01:34 PM #8
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    Welcome YF . you have the right man on the job to help you now. Good onya Carl
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