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What splitter are you running?

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by Reloader, May 26, 2025.

  1. Blstr88

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    Supersplit SE

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  2. Reloader

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    So do you go "eenie, meenie, miny, Moe" when you choose your splitting apparatus? :D
     
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    yes...i have more,but....depends on the size and quality of the wood,i split 3 tri-axles loads of bad (non compliant) wood this past winter with the cone..split them in 12-14 foot lengths makes for quick work,minimum bucking with the saw,looks kinda like split rail fence when its done and burns quick in the burn pit.
    the split fire does all the big and unruly stuff,then it gets run thru the supersplit
     
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    Speeco 25 ton, vintage 1999. This is with the new motor on it.

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    Our progression of splitters over the years...
    My dad bought the 25ton Yard Machine from my FIL for $500 in probably '98-'99. We used it exclusively till '18 0421201004_HDR.jpg
    We then got a County Line 30ton fast cycle splitter from TSC. It was a significant upgrade, old splitter was 30 sec SLOW. 0606221059a_HDR.jpg
    We still use the County Line vertically to break down really big rounds, like the Yard Machine is doing above.
    In Sept '22, we did our last upgrade, found an almost new Wolfe Ridge 28HO with 4 & 6 way wedges. We later added an umbrella 20250513_125324.jpg 20250611_104646.jpg