Thread: Advice on towable log splitter

I've hired a Split-Fire wood spliter which impressed me as it would cut wood on both strokes.

Being in the Hydraulics trade I would suggest its going to be cheaper to buy a production model, unless you can do it yourself.
You can buy kits with a Cylinder, Pump, Valve, etc then possibly add a tank, petrol engine, bell housing and drive couplers.
Once it assembled you still need to get the hoses done.
Z

Originally Posted by ZQLewis

I've hired a Split-Fire wood spliter which impressed me as it would cut wood on both strokes. Z

Yeah, mine is a 3403. Beast of a thing. Needs three people to get the most out of it, as it produces copious amounts of split wood quickly. One loading it, one purely on the valve and one removing the split wood.

You need a conveyer Simon. They are bloody good at moving bulk wood quickly onto a trailer etc.