Does anyone sell a dual action wood splitter?

We rented a wood splitter a couple years back from a business that is no longer. It was so quick because the cylinder was on the bottom, you could split one piece and throw another piece on and split it on the return stroke. So if anyone knows of one on the market let me know. Thanks

Don't know about that one...but if you want a "fast splitter" look towards the "super splitter":
http://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/viewthread/7639/

That link will point you in the right direction. Speaking from experience, I've used just about evry type of splitter you can imagine...If I had to buy one...This is the one I would buy.

I've never used that "exact machine pictured...but a friend of mine has the same model right in my neck of the woods. After using this type of splitter...you'll cry using anything else.

If you want to get the splitting done quick:

Closest analogy...it's the difference of flying cross country on a Cessna turboprop...vs. a Boeing 757.

Yes there is...but I cannot for the life of me remember the name. Someone was selling one locally last year, but used it was more than I wanted to spend.

Ahhhh thant going to bug me all night now!

Hi,

Is the supersplitter the one with the large fly wheels? I saw an exhibit for it at the Woodmen's field days in Boonville, NY. They had taken the protective cover off and exposed the fly wheels. Interesting mechanics. Not a lot of talk about them here. It is all hydraulics normally. Could be because of the price.

They had several ones from low to high and towable. You cannot use them vertically. And if they are high, you really have to lift your rounds up. I don't believe you can get a log lift (unlike the timberwolfs, but then again, those cost about $5,000).

Carpniels

nice. talk about fast.

Right on BB, split-fire was the one I was thinking of but couldn't remember.

I just looked at the pictures from the link that keyman posted and also the one that BrotherBart posted. I am not impressed in the least. I just can't imagine lifting big blocks of wood up that high to split them. Talk about a back-breaking job! No thanks. I sit while splitting and just roll the logs onto the splitter. No lifting, no sweating and still get the job done rather quickly...and I can work alone. No need for a second helper...but will accept if offered!

I agree..

I remember those big oak rounds I picked up in Northern Va. last Friday during lunch. I couldn't imagine lifting each one of those on that splitter.. 14 rounds total... It was enough work lifting them on the back of my pickup... Nuff'n like the good ole' "Sit and Split"...

Hi all,

YOU guys have a point. I once rented a splitter but the thing was horizontal also and that killed me. Especially lifting the large rounds.

I agree: a horizontal/vertical hydraulic splitter is the way to go.

Carpniels

Your friend is an idiot.

And you are a spammer.

Hi guys,

Billy is still around??? Weird, don't we all know customer service s*cks at Omega???

Let him try. We all know better. Ryobi rules

Carpniels