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    Charles_Barrett - Now with Variable-Valve Timing: My parents and my Uncle Lou went together on my Grandma's 75th birthday present and bought her a Craftsman electric log splitter, and in the process c... more »
    leicester: If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy. #pickuptrucks more »
    brandegee: Clearly Ford Rangers need a power take-off option. The true redneck will be doing a lot of logsplitting and will spring for a proper hydraulic split... more »
    P161911 probably shoudn't have: Looks like the perfect automotive accessory for dealing with traffic, or the guys on bicycles that insist on riding double and blowing through stop si... more »
    Miscellanea: wow. Not the type of corkscrew you want to get a body part stuck on, eh? #pickuptrucks more »
    Flathead Smith: I've seen something like this before, but it was much safer. It was a threaded splitting cone that bolted to the wheel of a truck called "The Stickler... more »
    Alfisted: Anyone know where I can buy one of these? And a pair of chain mail gloves? #pickuptrucks more »
    Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet: Yep, these things were mass produced and marketed to bolt onto your drive hubs in the seventies, so back to the landers and folks who had wood stoves ... more »
    smalleyxb122: Before we use any cobbled together, medieval looking, log splitters, let's take a minute to talk about shop safety: Be sure to read, understand, and ... more »
    beercheck: Oh my, does this ever have potential. more »
    TimTim: I've had something similar to this for ages. Works the same, but with less computer programming hassle. Basically I drive to places, look around and... more »
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    RachelSklar: Pretty! Can I buy those at Pep Boys? more »
    that ain't the way to have fun, son: What's bad is, thanks to the Internetz, among other things, there are a dozen idiotic fads occurring simultaneously, causing some of us have to fight ... more »
    Tanshanomi: What people don't realize is that Chapman really said, "Simplify and add lightness...that way you'll be able to install more gimmicky crap on it!" more »
  • #diy

    Behold…The Redneck Log Splitter

    Splitting logs is best accomplished with a dedicated hydraulic device. But there are times when you’ve got to make do with a Ben Hur-style axle spike and a pickup truck. Click for the bloodcurdling video! More »
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    Check it out: ChargerForums member Black Bullet (likely an alias) wanted that cool LED halo look on his fogs without going the OEM route. About $150 later: Not bad! Mr. Bullet shares his expertise, as well as pictures, below. More »
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  • #jalopnikcarcare

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  • #jalopnikcarcare

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