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The maul has a slightly longer handle than that of the borrowed neighbor's--providing a little more leverage--although does have 4 lbs. less in the the head weight. The borrowed splitting maul was another Ames True Temper, item #1131500 on the same page of the same catalog as previously mentioned.
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The 12 lb. "Lickety Splitter" next door has a 34" steel handle and performs excellently on seasoned wood using a dead-drop swing.
The wood splitting maul was my first Lowe's purchase, ever.
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