Wood Splitter Max

[Montanalocal]

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[jb6l6gc]

Very cool! As a gear head I love butt I can't help but feel wood that size would make nice boards of milled though. Couldn't imaging the price to buy that let alone operate it all!!

 

[D8Chumley]

Certainly makes those big logs more manageable! I could see @Ashful using something like this

 

[jotul8e2]

Nah, I don't think so - cycle time seems a little long.

 

[johneh]

Built by Bell's in Perth Ontario http://www.bellsmachining.com/super-log-splitter/
right next door to Cord King http://www.cord-master.com/products/firewood-processors/monster-splitter/

 

[Babaganoosh]

I'm thinking they built that just to showcase their business and abilities. I can't see the point of having 8 foot splits that are also 18 inches thick

 

[D8Chumley]

That's what I was thinking- what's the point? I'm not sure what the demand for that would be, not really sure. It is cool, however

 

[Jags]

Outside of the obviously impressive machine, what in the heck is a person to do with the quartered sections that weigh 4 or 500 pounds? That is a long ways from being stove size. Even for an Isle Royale.

 

[claydogg84]

I imagine they use these smaller splits to sell in log loads. Otherwise, they wouldn't be able to sell them unless processed into cord wood.