This Truper is a Trooper,
November 2, 2009
By KaribouKid from SE Idaho
"These kind of splitting mauls are not for the faint of heart. They really give you a workout but they do what they are designed to do - split wood. The head never sticks and never comes loose. One should last a lifetime. I'm on my second - ran the first one over with the tractor and bent the handle all to heck!"
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truper maul,
November 17, 2008
By robalo from highland mills ny
"handle too short, too thick. very awkward to split. wood."
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Had trouble with large hard wood,
August 14, 2008
"It tore through the smaller stuff, but so did my regular maul. I bought this for the big stuff. 16 inches or wider. I found the maul bounced off the wood and the handle wrap slid off the item consistently. The shorter handle negated thsome of the benefit of the heavier maul head. I returned it because my old standby was faster and easier to handle. Granted I could have glued the handle and worked the edge with my file but I knew after 20 minutes it was going back."
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Excellent tool; Minor shortcomings,
June 9, 2008
"This splitting maul is the best I've ever owned. However, I was disappointed to find that the handle wasn't the standard length. The handle is a standard one inch pipe, but I found that the handle has a small hole drilled near the end under the handle grip. After cutting that off with a pipe cutter and running it through a pipe threader, a mere 1" coupling and a pipe nipple easily extend the end. I slid the grip back on over the nipple, and it works like a charm."
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