The 6 Best Manual Log Splitters
This wiki has been updated 28 times since it was first published in November of 2018. Unless you have the money to spend on an electric model, cutting firewood is going to require at least a bit of effort. These manual log splitters come in a variety of styles, some of which will barely make the user break a sweat, while others rely on the operator's striking power to create the necessary force. Whichever you choose, they will all help you prepare for the winter.
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Editor's Notes
November 07, 2018:
Manual log splitters come in a range of style. Everything from an axe to a wedge to an engineered hydraulic ram can be considered one, so we thought it prudent to include at least one of every type to give our readers options. All of these can handle a lot of wood without failing.
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