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I built this woodshed a few weeks back and just picked up a Champion 27-ton splitter to fill it up with. Super impressed with the Champion. It started on the first pull after I assembled it and tore through everything I threw at it today, mostly very old, very crotchy, very large, very stringy Ash.
I originally ordered a YardMax splitter through Logsplittersdirect.com, but they were absolutely horrible to deal with. Item was back ordered (no big deal), but once it "shipped" they "lost" it and after almost 2 months of trying to cancel my order with them I finally had to contact my credit card company to reverse the charge. They were horrible to deal with and full of excuses. Steer clear of them at all costs!
Anyway, I still have about 30 Ash trees I need to buck and split, so my next few weekends are planned for me. Glad to have a decent shed and the means to fill it. I previously had a DR Power kinetic splitter, and while I liked the speed, it couldn't handle stringy ash well.
I built this woodshed a few weeks back and just picked up a Champion 27-ton splitter to fill it up with. Super impressed with the Champion. It started on the first pull after I assembled it and tore through everything I threw at it today, mostly very old, very crotchy, very large, very stringy Ash.
I originally ordered a YardMax splitter through Logsplittersdirect.com, but they were absolutely horrible to deal with. Item was back ordered (no big deal), but once it "shipped" they "lost" it and after almost 2 months of trying to cancel my order with them I finally had to contact my credit card company to reverse the charge. They were horrible to deal with and full of excuses. Steer clear of them at all costs!
Anyway, I still have about 30 Ash trees I need to buck and split, so my next few weekends are planned for me. Glad to have a decent shed and the means to fill it. I previously had a DR Power kinetic splitter, and while I liked the speed, it couldn't handle stringy ash well.
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