World's coolest logsplitter

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I vote this for the most reproduced video on Hearth.
 
Hey Trickle - as long as you are new around here, check this one out: (and welcome to the forum)
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Man, some people have a lot of free time on their hands.
 
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I'm assuming you guys have seen this but couldn't find it when doing a search. Have a look...

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That is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Crappy quality video but cool splitter set up. They split a face cord in 3 1/2 minutes in another video.
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I'm assuming you guys have seen this but couldn't find it when doing a search. Have a look...

Actually had not seen it. Welcome to the forum and I want one!!!!
 
Crappy quality video but cool splitter set up. They split a face cord in 3 1/2 minutes in another video.
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Now this one I have seen in person...or one very close to it. There is one a few miles up the road from us...amazing stuff.
 
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Como,
Yours take the cake.
Its EMP proof
 
Plus it works cheap...for hay...well actually pricing out the current cost of hay maybe gas is cheaper
 
Man, that double splitter is a production machine. That sucker was really making firewood.
 
Another cool set up... I like the way you can split with a single wedge or four way depending on where you place the wood.
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Man - those guys don't jack around with the speed of those splitters. They are really moving.
 
Wonder if they make a bare bones unit? I don't need to ride/drive my splitter anywhere.
 
Wonder if they make a bare bones unit? I don't need to ride/drive my splitter anywhere.
(broken link removed to http://www.wantaddigest.com/forsale/wantad.asp?onlineid=AMWEX02&adid=A00027&classifieds=Industrial%C2%A0Logging%C2%A0Eq.&eclass2=Heavy%20Equipment) Here's one in the Want Ad Digest
 
5 grand? Are they friggen nuts? Nothing on that machine - including design, warrants that.:mad:
 
5 grand? Are they friggen nuts? Nothing on that machine - including design, warrants that.:mad:

Yeah, you should see the prices on Timberwolf machines. That is why I am going to learn how to weld and build my own. Cannot justify spending $5,000+ just for a splitter. Now, $5,000 for a splitter AND welder, that is a different story. Knowing how to weld, priceless.
 
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Plus it works cheap...for hay...well actually pricing out the current cost of hay maybe gas is cheaper
I was not going to feed them, there are a couple just wandering around eating grass on the land to the east of me, so I thought I could just borrow one.

Plus it is easily scalable, need double the power, just add another tread mill.
 
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I noticed that the vertical type is very common in the UK. Seems to be the norm. This one works out at $4,000.

It did occur to me that if they replace the hydraulics with a flywheel it would be much quicker. If top heavy.
 
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