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Tip of The Day
Be sure to use your log splitter on a solid, level surface. If you have a large garage, this space would be idea. Just be sure to place a piece of wood under the unit to protect the garage flooring. Although using your log splitter on grass can work, make sure that the unit is as level as possible. Remember that safety should always be your number one concert when setting your unit up.