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[MattyNH]

we likely only split about 1 cord a year or less our wood is normally ash and elm and they all die at about 12 or 18 inches across the stump so there is not much splitting required

sounds like pretty easy splitting..

[mlappin]

Ash is, elm can be a bastard if it came from a fencerow or yard, can be as well out of a woods for that matter.

Have a buddy that has a Troy Bilt, has had no problems i know of.

Nobody builds stuff like they used to but Troy Bilt is still pretty good.  I just installed the first set of seals in the tiller shaft on the Troy Bilt that my dad bought for mom when I was little, so say it's around thirty five years old, I replaced the motor once and the tines several times.

[wissel12]

My dad sells 25 to 30 truck loads of wood a year. He has a husky 22 ton. He will get about 8 years out of it.
Does a good job for the money.