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	<title>Comments on: Rock splitting wedges from spring steel car leaf springs</title>
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		<title>By: Jeremy</title>
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		<description>yet another post I can help out on... the best place to get leaf spring pieces is ThruWay spring service on Mt. Read Blvd. I got a whooole bunch from them many moons ago and they hold up like a champ. Free too. The best way to cut them is with an oxy acetylene torch. Burn through the middle and that way you don&#039;t wreck the strength at the ends. Also the other thing that works good for opening up faults is log splitting wedges. They last a long time and hold up surprisingly well (still using my original set from 15 years ago)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>yet another post I can help out on&#8230; the best place to get leaf spring pieces is ThruWay spring service on Mt. Read Blvd. I got a whooole bunch from them many moons ago and they hold up like a champ. Free too. The best way to cut them is with an oxy acetylene torch. Burn through the middle and that way you don&#8217;t wreck the strength at the ends. Also the other thing that works good for opening up faults is log splitting wedges. They last a long time and hold up surprisingly well (still using my original set from 15 years ago)</p>
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