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Found these 2 tools yesterday.

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I think that's exactly what it is. It's an old log splitting wedge is what it appears to be, and I think Oregon is also known for logging and firewood processing equipment.
 

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I damn near had use for a log splitter in the Poop thread the other day.
 

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Here's the pic of the anvil I found at the new place for those who missed topic in the DIY forum.

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Not to look dumb, but is that a log splitter?

Yes thats vintage log splitter made by Oregon. There's someone on ebay selling the exact same thing for $20.

IIRC, that's not what you'd call a vintage log splitter. It's called a splitting wedge. A log splitter is an actual machine that will split logs under it's own power.
 

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New tool for my shop. Will use it when the cleaning solution arrives from Design Technology Inc.

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New tool for my shop. Will use it when the cleaning solution arrives from Design Technology Inc.

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phhffffffft.... Cleaning solution? 2 tablespoons of Baking Soda and rock on.
 

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You'd be surprised. Washing Powder works even better. It will cut the grease and grime. Why not use carb soak for those small carbs?
 

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You'd be surprised. Washing Powder works even better. It will cut the grease and grime. Why not use carb soak for those small carbs?


Formula not strong enough. I have 2 carbs that I soaked in it and still wont right. 1st rebuilt and soaked twice and leaks gas after shutting it off. 2nd rebuilt and soaked and runs like crap. I was told by several people on small engine forms to get away from the chemical dips and use a heated ultrasonic cleaner.

Here's solution I'll be using.

http://tinytach.com/ultrasonic.php
 

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This is the welder I got in trade for the 67 Ford F100 project truck. Its a Lincoln Pro Mig 140. Its also welds stainless steel and aluminum.

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Nice! I'm jealous man!
 

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