Bobcat splitter

[Chrisg]

My wife sent this to me, I like it alot! Don't know if it has been on here a hundred times before I just had to put it on though.
Looks like you might have to finesse the cut offs a little but I could definately make it work.

 

[wldm09]

I had this forwarded to me yesterday as well. WOW. The speed at which that splitter arm pushes that wood through an 8-way split is impressive. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Bigcube]

This is very cool!

I didn't see it was posted already and double posted it :red:

 

[newstove]

I just wanna know where to buy the attachment and how much it costs!

I'm *this* close to buying a Bobcat for other work, and this might just close the deal. ;-)

 

[Jamess67]

Here is where to get one. No price is listed.
(broken link removed to http://www.hahnmachinery.com/fp160.html)

 

[BrotherBart]

My guess would be around $23,000 for the processor.

 

[trafick]

How come on most every splitter video I've seen, the wood is always small and splits really easy. I never see a processor working on 120 year old 48" diameter notty white oak with a ton of nails driven into it. Which, BTW, is what I always seem to be working on. Ya know, the kind you have to split with a sledge and a wedge 'cause the round you cut is too big to move. Just a thought.

 

[Tfin]

Because if folks saw the splitter struggling, no one would buy it. They make everything look easy for marketing purposes.

 

[Pagey]

Ferocious! Me want.

 

[73blazer]

All you need is an automated stacker, and your all set!