Could you cut this down from 24" to say 6"? Looking for one that can be used in a small engine- log splitter.
1256222
Won't even work without modifying it. It's junk.. They work for a few minutes or not at all. Believe the reviews. Tried twice .. And it was submerged in oil as required. If u like hassles go ahead.
1813641
It is. I don't see why you can't cut it shorter just try not to mess up the threads so you can still use it.
1216785
You would need more than 24" in length to put in a divider bar if you were thinking of a do-it-yourself project. It is not that long so it can only go the way it is designed.
486369
on the 24" pipe I used it went from about 3 to 10 inches..you should have on any pipe at least 2 inches coupling for a secure connection...make your measurements within that range as close as possible
1818380
engine is a 12.5 HP Briggs , splitting wedge is 4" or 6" I helped my Step son put his together and did not measure it. He has not had any problem splitting any size of a log, and he is very high strung and I would have heard of this being a problem!!
2237124
You can shortened length by eliminating the middle pole and use at ground level. Saw is 6'+ or - 2 "s without middle section. Any branches less than an inch might be more useful with regular pruners. I cut at least 5-7" branches with this saw. Just make sure to check your oil as it makes cutting easier. I'm not sure what you meant at ground level, but all pole saws are supposed to be used at ground level. Hope my response helps.
440365
I am using my engine for a custom built hydraulic log splitter. There are two bolt mounting patterns. One recessed around an inset circle and fits standard hydraulic pump brackets perfectly. The other is a square bolt pattern 'on top' of the circle. Those are I believe 5.25" on center, but I can't measure at this point because the pump bracket is mounted. I believe the documentation noted their size. Based on the bracket I am using, I would guess they are a very standard size because mine worked flawlessly...
562464
I can't tell you if this will work in your application but I can tell you that it was able to work on my log splitter with someone very minor changes. I haven't had any problems with it since. The changes were just some linkage differences.
1165726
The biggest I've split was about 20". You can really split any size, you just may have to rotate and resplit if it is a large log.
1113284
If there is extra length it can be cut off. See other questions and answers.
519908
I own this saw and run a 24" bar. I use it to cut 5 cords of firewood each summer. As long as the chain is sharp, it does great.
405741
I am looking for a 7" diameter and no more than 24" length. Can someone help, email address grandekey@yahoo.com.
400193
Sure. You can make whatever dimenion you wish. Just set it up to make the cut, turn the log and set your next cut whatever size you desire. I recommend the use of no less than a mid to high power (more horsepower the better) chainsaw and a nice sharp chain.
1211818
yes it's 24" in some US models. I have the 24" and didn't know about the recommendation until after I bought it. I guess in the US we have enough softer wood that they use the 24" bar with ok results. I just wanted the biggest model the store had due to thinking it would have the most power; which it probably does for box store model, but this isn't a pro saw. If you plan to cut much hardwood, use the shorter bar, or better yet get the pro version ie 372xp Husky or a Stihl. I like this Husky saw, it starts and runs awesome, but the power isn't there to pull the 24" bar with authority through any of my hardwoods which are mostly what I have on my property.
1924028
I don't know what you mean by this question but I am a 61 yr old single woman and I love this log splitter. I had 6 ash trees cut down, trunks anywhere from 6 inches to 18 inches and this splitter handled splitting the trunks without a problem. I did one log after another, it was slow but I would work for maybe an hour or so at a time, eventually I split one and a half face cords. This is a great splitter to have on hand. I have more wood to split this spring.
1903057
No. Shaft is 3/4" diameter and keyed. Don't know exact length, around 4 inches. It is the standard size one would find on any engine used for a log splitter, generator or similiar application. Mine was a bolt in replacement for a Briggs & Stratton.
1364267
N.L.,it all depends the unit you buy. They have 36" and 40" units - which is the length of main bar from the tip of the chain saw to the motor. I have a 24" unit which I find myself trimming the log sides to accomodate about 19" width max blank size. but most of what i remove is resin-wood, so it's no great loss.