"Good, better, best. Never let it rest until your good is better and your better is best." Way to go, Chris! I love the design. Is this something that would only be on the commercial models? Keep up the great work!
Game changer, Chris. If there was weakest link b4 it was the lift. Def step in right direction. Your willingness to get input from users puts you into a class of your own. Just another reason to buy a WR: 1 made is USA 2 Independent small biz owner 3 Well made 4 Stand behind your product 5 Understands the value of your customers input. I will be a new customer very soon. Ps like that the base can go beyond level if the ground is not level
Chris i see a new hazzard in design. At 6:46 in the video you talk about tightening the angle, if you do so, the table at full extend, all the way up (8:09) will fold up on it's own easier creating a pinch point for a hand or arm when reaching and moving that last piece that won't roll on it's own due to knots etc.
Love it, I like the idea of using it as a work table. With that in mind I would to see it about 12 to 15 inches wider. I made a staging table out of square tubing and 2” wide metal strips and it is a game changer having the extra space for the logs on my old splitter. When the time comes for an up grade on a new splitter which is coming soon that maybe what would push your machine over the top! Great machines regardless.
I think the fact that you show the new design and ask for comments from the guys who use the machines everyday puts you at the top of the manufacturing business. When I bought my first firewood processor 15 years ago I talked with the manufacturer about a couple of improvements I made to it with the company owner. He couldn't care less but changed those things on machines in the future. I just bought a new processor this year but different brand.
First time I watch one of your video and I really like how you explain the whys of your design. I just learned to weld 3 years ago and really enjoy fabricating little gadgets to help on the woodlot. Very neat design you got there. Since you actually asked ''So what you guys think''....... You have the stiffeners jotting out of the lift to help prevent logs from sliding and falling onto the engine. Wouldn't it be better to have the edge of the platform bent up (king of a 2'' fence) on the side of the engine so logs don't fall off? This would be a simple design. I also think I would prefer to have a smooth surface to the lift to make it easier to slide logs. I've just subscribed and am looking forward at watching your videos. Cheers from Quebec, Canada
Looks much better to me and will last a lot longer than the mesh.. As for powder coating it, could you add sand or something like that for grip?? Simmlier to spray on bed liners?? Thanks for taking us along, improving your designs..
Chris , i love the hinge design for the safety and I would think go with something like the design that you have in the sorting table with the wolf ridge logo , as far as standing on the base plate, instead of the three teeth plates make it 4 or 5 plates to place them closer together for a non slip deck plate. i would love to have that feature on the compact commercial that you are sending to me in june, keep safe.
If you punch the holes or slots rather than laser cut them you could extrude the edges of the holes up to add additional grip. As you say it would be better for working in slippery conditions such as snow.
I don't do commercial splitting, just for ourselves. But a log lift might have saved my back. My splitter does tip for vertical, but it's a huge Pain in the you know what.
The only problem I see is that there is no limit of travel for the lift to flip up so if you get a log that rocks the splitter side to side and that lift plate drops down while picking up the log it could potentially injure any body parts between the horizontal and vertical pieces of that log lift. Good idea overall.
Overall I think big improvement over the mesh. Not sure you need a pivot avoid foot pinch. The fill-up up position seems too high, don't need such a large angle to roll logs into splitting position. I think having a pivot will probably "flop down" in the full-up position. Maybe a slot that still allows some pivot to avoid foot pinch and still prevent "flopping" or simply "lock" into open position. The folding is great for storage and transport.
I have yet to see a design out of your shop I don't like! Maybe add a couple of teeth to the lower holes for traction, and perhaps a small backstop for its table use? Thoughts on a date this might be introduced to new production machines? I'm prepared to order a new splitter but I would definitely like to have this latest addition on it from day 1. As always great job!! 👏 👏
Any slots you add on the bottom plate need to be parallel to the hydraulic cylinder(or perpendicular to the log direction if you prefer) to maximize the strength of bottom plate against bending from log weight.
I would like one of these for my 35HO my OE style is bent from extra heavy rounds. Great design the teeth are a must because the rounds do slip off. The hinge is perfect to keep it from lifting the machine, always have small pieces stuck under lift and causing issues. Keep up the great work!
That’s a great up grade to the lift Chris! The bottom plate folding up and pinned out of the way when not using the lift will keep you from tripping over it as well.👍🏻👍🏻
Reinforce your lowest weld joint by changing it from a butt joint to a lap joint. Add a gusset plate or widen the space between flags on one of the plates so the flanges bypass as you form the main plates. Enjoy your work!
Chris, this is a huge improvement in my opinion. Excellent engineering, and I especially like the fact the bottom folds out of the way. That is a major benefit based on where mine will be parked. My 35C is scheduled to be shipped on 3/17, and I would REALLY prefer to have this new style log lift, even if it delays shipping until it can be added. I will be glad to wait, and be happy to provide you a video review of it in use.
I like the way it looks, is there a way to press a nonslip tree into the bottom plate, where you were worried about slipping, instead of taking time to cut holes, place it into a press, and press out a slot like you would fine on a piece of 1/2 inch expanded metal .
CHRIS, any problem when raising that lift too fast or too high, the 'foot' collapsing like a mouse trap? If that may be an issue,.....incorporating a ...spring so it won't collapse on itself. Liking this idea you have glad you're always thinking and looking for improvements. GREAT STUFF!
@@WolfeRidgeSplitters Chris, after I read thru the comments, I saw your explanation to others . Thanks for your response and intrest .All the best to yinz. Great that you put that question out there for feedback. It really shows that you're looking to make the best product available. "QUALITY: is like buying oats. If you prefer clean, fresh oats, you must pay a FAIR PRICE. However, if you can be satisfied with outs that already been through the horse..... THAT COMES A LITTLE CHEAPER!"
YA CHRIS... WOW!!! THAT LOOKS WICKED COOL! AND IT'S GOT THOSE TREEASOURIS-REX JAWS TOO FOR RIPPIN & SNORTIN!!! ALSO, SAFETY IS NO ACCIDENT... KILLER!!! I-LIKE-IT!!! YA... BUDDY- YOUR REALLY MULCHIN UP THE COMPETITION. ANOTHER HOLESHOT FOR WOLFE RIDGE!!! PEACE...
Now that is professional looking fab work. I would'nt even put the holes in the bottom section, I'd cut a few of those teeth strips out of the sheet, weld them on and be done, holes just make it weaker the more you put in. Not like you need to save weight, it's a log splitter, beef that thing up to the max. Nice job, glad you finally axed that expanded metal and put the CNC to work.
Think it looks good but the teeth up at the beam need to be lower than the beam because if you have a big round could catch the teeth then bend log lift when pushing ram.....to be honest I prefer the lift table to have a smooth sheet of steel so you can slide blocks of wood around
Great new design, like the way it sits flat on the ground and you can fold the bottom section up. This will work beautiful when moving splitter around. Let me know when you get them ready. Definitely a game changer and yes need the logo on it
I like that alot. I think your angle on the hinge is perfect that way it can move more on the ground. That way it's not a trip hazard. I really want one of your splitters but just not in the budget. Maybe a used one for some one that wants to upgrade I would be interested. Keep the videos coming
I ordered mine with the top section smooth. IE welded Solid plate. I like to have the ability to slide rounds around especially the larger rounds that need multiple passes to get to your size cut you want.
Would this be an upgrade option for those that have the old design? I don’t own one of your log splitters yet. But i will once I pay off my trailer. Great design. I like it.
Back40.. Yours is now considered a classic. And you want to modify it with factory parts. Dont let me stand in the way let the bolt on modifications begin!! 😁👍
More practical design especially when it is being shipped and transported. Like the way you explained how it would help with small rounds. In particular when you place your foot under the bottom plate love the concept. I hope you have it in place when I order my wolfe ridge splitter later this year.
Looks great. I would add a spring behind the "foot" the keep it from flopping over when you raise it up. Annd totally agree 1/4 inch is overkill. However well built, lasting, and serviceable products are still appreciated and hard to come by. bg
I think you are right on moving the bolt on bottom up a bit so if you are on uneven ground or have debris under that hinge, the end of that plate where you roll your log onto will still be flat on the ground. I like how you think about the gusset and bracing things up to last. Also like that you think about production time and cutting cost without cutting durability. Time savers are huge. remember my dad asking someone why they got the expensive fast lift, man lift. The guy had it figured out how much time he saved getting a man up to his work rather than waiting twice as long for a slow man-lift and a guy in a basket doing nothing but going for a slow ride.
Gussets definitely. How about replacement bushings for the upper at attachment point on splitter? John Doe homeowners, I dont see wearing them out,but Commercial applications arguably could. Just a thought that crossed my mind. Be safe everybody.
I like the new design. That bottom section angle is good were it is because if you make it more sharp it will change the angle when you fold it up as a work table. Maybe add one rib of teeth on the lower section in the middle that is double sided so when its folded it will have teeth in table mode. Just my 2 cents. Your right there is always room for changes. Great video by the way!
I think it is great! Wouldn’t change the angle as it allows for ease of rolling on heavy rounds on ground that slopes away. It would also change the angles when you have it folded in the up position for small rounds.
Chris I like this design much more than oem but I still think you can do much more and it’s not related to the lift itself as I said before...it’s the hydraulic circuit. Install a valve with 4way 3 position with float for log lift. GAMECHANGER!! Or do what I did with a FEL valve which controls two functions, lift and wedge. Works awesome. I have the benefit of power down and/or float down on lift circuit. Get that fancy new valve company to fab you something up. You would have the best hydraulics on the market. I’m about ready to throw up every time I hear one of these commercial splitters with lifts struggle just trying to lower an empty log table with which gravity is helping!!🤢😡 it ain’t right!! Take them POS restrictors and throw them out in the woods! Anyway sorry for going rabid, great vid👍
Instead of a round hole where you welded the nut, have the plasma table cut a hex hole to fit the outside dimension of the nut and the put the nut in the hex hole and weld it in place. It will make the welders job a lot easier. WR-28 Pro owner
All I can say is that I can't wait to get mine new SHO so I can show it off! Any upgrades from now to then just add them and charge me, what's $100 here or $500 there, just bring me the best!
I like it, and agree with moving those wider. On the bottom, where one would stand, not sure what they are called but "Sure-Step" makes a nice step for Fish Houses, which you could mimic that style of gripper on the bottom possibly. Something with the Wolfe Ridge Logo would be cool add on :) Good work, look forward to ordering a splitter sometime soon here. :D
Great change. It addresses critics of your lift. I'll be wanting it on the splitter I order from you when I have the money. Thanks!
I'm building my own og splitter, and your ideas really helped! Thank you!
"Good, better, best. Never let it rest until your good is better and your better is best."
Way to go, Chris! I love the design. Is this something that would only be on the commercial models? Keep up the great work!
Game changer, Chris. If there was weakest link b4 it was the lift. Def step in right direction. Your willingness to get input from users puts you into a class of your own. Just another reason to buy a WR: 1 made is USA 2 Independent small biz owner 3 Well made 4 Stand behind your product 5 Understands the value of your customers input. I will be a new customer very soon. Ps like that the base can go beyond level if the ground is not level
Chris i see a new hazzard in design. At 6:46 in the video you talk about tightening the angle, if you do so, the table at full extend, all the way up (8:09) will fold up on it's own easier creating a pinch point for a hand or arm when reaching and moving that last piece that won't roll on it's own due to knots etc.
I think it looks awesome and I would agree with Jason Kleppin put your logo in there. Great Job can't wait to see the finished product
Love it, I like the idea of using it as a work table. With that in mind I would to see it about 12 to 15 inches wider. I made a staging table out of square tubing and 2” wide metal strips and it is a game changer having the extra space for the logs on my old splitter. When the time comes for an up grade on a new splitter which is coming soon that maybe what would push your machine over the top! Great machines regardless.
Simple but effective , the best ideas always are ,
Regards Davy
Looks great Chris.
Nice job really like what you manufacture 👍
I like it a lot. Will definitely help if a split piece falls under it from Jolting entire machine.
Yup that will work.
My expanded meal has started busting welds
I think the fact that you show the new design and ask for comments from the guys who use the machines everyday puts you at the top of the manufacturing business. When I bought my first firewood processor 15 years ago I talked with the manufacturer about a couple of improvements I made to it with the company owner. He couldn't care less but changed those things on machines in the future. I just bought a new processor this year but different brand.
First time I watch one of your video and I really like how you explain the whys of your design. I just learned to weld 3 years ago and really enjoy fabricating little gadgets to help on the woodlot. Very neat design you got there. Since you actually asked ''So what you guys think''....... You have the stiffeners jotting out of the lift to help prevent logs from sliding and falling onto the engine. Wouldn't it be better to have the edge of the platform bent up (king of a 2'' fence) on the side of the engine so logs don't fall off? This would be a simple design. I also think I would prefer to have a smooth surface to the lift to make it easier to slide logs. I've just subscribed and am looking forward at watching your videos. Cheers from Quebec, Canada
I like the new design, hope it is on mine when I place the order. Mike
Pretty sure that’s my splitter or someone else has some great taste! I’ll be ordering the log lift when you finish them out. Looks awesome!
Be a nice addition for sure!
Looks much better to me and will last a lot longer than the mesh.. As for powder coating it, could you add sand or something like that for grip?? Simmlier to spray on bed liners??
Thanks for taking us along, improving your designs..
Chris ,
i love the hinge design for the safety and I would think go with something like the design that you have in the sorting table with the wolf ridge logo ,
as far as standing on the base plate, instead of the three teeth plates make it 4 or 5 plates to place them closer together for a non slip deck plate.
i would love to have that feature on the compact commercial that you are sending to me in june,
keep safe.
If you punch the holes or slots rather than laser cut them you could extrude the edges of the holes up to add additional grip. As you say it would be better for working in slippery conditions such as snow.
GREAT idea Chris!!!
Looks very good. But I see the toe board falling over and getting your hand in a pinch point. Very Solid
We added a washer and tighten the pivot bolt down until it adds just a bit of tension on the lower section now, works great!!
If your doing lazer cut you might as well cut your logo in there somewhere
I think you’re on the right track. I like where you’re going. I am thinking of buying one, so I’ll wait now. I like the new lift design.
These new lifts are being installed now. Lead time is 22 weeks to build now, so waiting is inevitable... thanks!
Good work
I don't do commercial splitting, just for ourselves. But a log lift might have saved my back. My splitter does tip for vertical, but it's a huge Pain in the you know what.
I have a 28C magnum ordered for March/April and would be happy to take a prototype. Ordered through Daum’s.
Love the new log lift
Awesome design!!!
The only problem I see is that there is no limit of travel for the lift to flip up so if you get a log that rocks the splitter side to side and that lift plate drops down while picking up the log it could potentially injure any body parts between the horizontal and vertical pieces of that log lift. Good idea overall.
Nice improvement!
Top notch improvement
Overall I think big improvement over the mesh. Not sure you need a pivot avoid foot pinch. The fill-up up position seems too high, don't need such a large angle to roll logs into splitting position. I think having a pivot will probably "flop down" in the full-up position. Maybe a slot that still allows some pivot to avoid foot pinch and still prevent "flopping" or simply "lock" into open position. The folding is great for storage and transport.
I have yet to see a design out of your shop I don't like!
Maybe add a couple of teeth to the lower holes for traction, and perhaps a small backstop for its table use?
Thoughts on a date this might be introduced to new production machines? I'm prepared to order a new splitter but I would definitely like to have this latest addition on it from day 1.
As always great job!! 👏 👏
We are installing these new lifts on all 28 Pro's and Compact commercial machines now. Large machines very soon. Thanks!!
Nice job Chris I think the way you have it is great especially the safety .
The lift looks real good. You can add it to mine if it has not shipped out yet...
Thanks for putting the new lift on my 28C. It looks great!!!
Any slots you add on the bottom plate need to be parallel to the hydraulic cylinder(or perpendicular to the log direction if you prefer) to maximize the strength of bottom plate against bending from log weight.
Great idea!
Safer, more durable, longer lasting and more efficient and cost effective to manufacture.
You get an A+ Chris!
Keep up the great work!
Looks nice 👍
Looks awesome what I think on the hole make them close to half smaller so time u done almost looks like a checkered board
Great idea
Looking good
I love the fact that you’re always looking for continuous improvements Chris with safety being kept in mind.
👍👍
I would like one of these for my 35HO my OE style is bent from extra heavy rounds. Great design the teeth are a must because the rounds do slip off. The hinge is perfect to keep it from lifting the machine, always have small pieces stuck under lift and causing issues. Keep up the great work!
Looks Great Nice JoB
That’s a great up grade to the lift Chris! The bottom plate folding up and pinned out of the way when not using the lift will keep you from tripping over it as well.👍🏻👍🏻
Reinforce your lowest weld joint by changing it from a butt joint to a lap joint. Add a gusset plate or widen the space between flags on one of the plates so the flanges bypass as you form the main plates. Enjoy your work!
Not sure about more holes in the Log Lift..but as far as smooth finish and grip maybe something using Diamond Plate ?
Looks good .
I really liked when you said there are no finals and always room for improvement. Looks like a great change for the better.
Chris, this is a huge improvement in my opinion. Excellent engineering, and I especially like the fact the bottom folds out of the way. That is a major benefit based on where mine will be parked. My 35C is scheduled to be shipped on 3/17, and I would REALLY prefer to have this new style log lift, even if it delays shipping until it can be added. I will be glad to wait, and be happy to provide you a video review of it in use.
I like it Chris! Hey can you incorporate a scabbard for ax or pickaroo?
I think it’s a no brainer. Solid design with safety in mind.
Look good 👍
I like the way it looks, is there a way to press a nonslip tree into the bottom plate, where you were worried about slipping, instead of taking time to cut holes, place it into a press, and press out a slot like you would fine on a piece of 1/2 inch expanded metal .
When does it go into production?
CHRIS, any problem when raising that lift too fast or too high, the 'foot' collapsing like a mouse trap? If that may be an issue,.....incorporating a ...spring so it won't collapse on itself. Liking this idea you have glad you're always thinking and looking for improvements. GREAT STUFF!
I ran it up at full throttle a few times and it did not tip down, so I think we are good! Spring may be a good idea though!
@@WolfeRidgeSplitters Chris, after I read thru the comments, I saw your explanation to others . Thanks for your response and intrest .All the best to yinz. Great that you put that question out there for feedback. It really shows that you're looking to make the best product available.
"QUALITY:
is like buying oats. If you prefer clean, fresh oats, you must pay a FAIR PRICE. However, if you can be satisfied with outs that already been through the horse.....
THAT COMES A LITTLE CHEAPER!"
YA CHRIS... WOW!!! THAT LOOKS WICKED COOL! AND IT'S GOT THOSE TREEASOURIS-REX JAWS TOO FOR RIPPIN & SNORTIN!!! ALSO, SAFETY IS NO ACCIDENT... KILLER!!! I-LIKE-IT!!! YA... BUDDY- YOUR REALLY MULCHIN UP THE COMPETITION. ANOTHER HOLESHOT FOR WOLFE RIDGE!!! PEACE...
Supposed to be getting mine in May, I hope this is on it!!!
I like it!
Now that is professional looking fab work. I would'nt even put the holes in the bottom section, I'd cut a few of those teeth strips out of the sheet, weld them on and be done, holes just make it weaker the more you put in. Not like you need to save weight, it's a log splitter, beef that thing up to the max. Nice job, glad you finally axed that expanded metal and put the CNC to work.
Think it looks good but the teeth up at the beam need to be lower than the beam because if you have a big round could catch the teeth then bend log lift when pushing ram.....to be honest I prefer the lift table to have a smooth sheet of steel so you can slide blocks of wood around
Not once did you say "This is the greatest splitter on the market today".
I leave that for the other Blowhards... Nobody has the best complete machine IMHO, heck I even like some of the features on some other guys machines.
@@WolfeRidgeSplitters Definitely a humble guy. 👏 keep up the great work
Very nice. It looks a lil overkill. Could probably be made of thinner plate and it should hold up fine.
Great new design, like the way it sits flat on the ground and you can fold the bottom section up. This will work beautiful when moving splitter around. Let me know when you get them ready. Definitely a game changer and yes need the logo on it
Very good upgrade , can’t wait till I can get one of your splitters !!
Picking our new 35 ton up in 2 weeks in central p.a. will it have new style log lift?
Yes it will! We have all models being built with them now.
I like it! Can’t wait until I can afford one.
Looks great. I will be looking to add one to my 28 pro when you have them available for upgrading existing splitters.
Just curious if you're adding a lot of extra weight on there that isn't really needed? More work for the hydraulic lift in the long run?
I like that alot. I think your angle on the hinge is perfect that way it can move more on the ground. That way it's not a trip hazard. I really want one of your splitters but just not in the budget. Maybe a used one for some one that wants to upgrade I would be interested. Keep the videos coming
You could put ridge teeth on the outer edges instead of moving the center ones out
I ordered mine with the top section smooth. IE welded Solid plate. I like to have the ability to slide rounds around especially the larger rounds that need multiple passes to get to your size cut you want.
Would this be an upgrade option for those that have the old design? I don’t own one of your log splitters yet. But i will once I pay off my trailer. Great design. I like it.
I like it.
I like that if your ground isn't exactly level the plate will follow the ground. Great design!
Looks like a good re-design. I like that you work on continuous improvement.
This would also be a great retrofit for those machines you’ve already sold. Tim
Great idea and improvements to design! Is this available for pre-order...I'll take one, add me to the list. 👍😀🍻
Back40.. Yours is now considered a classic. And you want to modify it with factory parts. Dont let me stand in the way let the bolt on modifications begin!! 😁👍
More practical design especially when it is being shipped and transported. Like the way you explained how it would help with small rounds. In particular when you place your foot under the bottom plate love the concept. I hope you have it in place when I order my wolfe ridge splitter later this year.
Even when folded up the lower part is still only 2 inches or so off the ground. I would be concerned it might catch on something while towing.
Just raise the log lift. That is what everyone did with the old design.
Looks great. I would add a spring behind the "foot" the keep it from flopping over when you raise it up. Annd totally agree 1/4 inch is overkill. However well built, lasting, and serviceable products are still appreciated and hard to come by.
bg
I think you are right on moving the bolt on bottom up a bit so if you are on uneven ground or have debris under that hinge, the end of that plate where you roll your log onto will still be flat on the ground. I like how you think about the gusset and bracing things up to last. Also like that you think about production time and cutting cost without cutting durability. Time savers are huge. remember my dad asking someone why they got the expensive fast lift, man lift. The guy had it figured out how much time he saved getting a man up to his work rather than waiting twice as long for a slow man-lift and a guy in a basket doing nothing but going for a slow ride.
Looks great. It will be a great feature moving forward.
ALOT BETTER!!!
Constant improvement, looks great! Agree with some others, Logo somewhere in lift and moving ridges out.
Gussets definitely. How about replacement bushings for the upper at attachment point on splitter? John Doe homeowners, I dont see wearing them out,but Commercial applications arguably could.
Just a thought that crossed my mind. Be safe everybody.
I like your thought process, safety built in now! Get a patent on it!
💯 better 🤘. I like it I like it aaaalllloooott😁👍
I think it looks and works great,very nice modifications and awesome looking out for safety.
Chris- that is really a nice improvement. That’s “next level” stuff
I like the new design. That bottom section angle is good were it is because if you make it more sharp it will change the angle when you fold it up as a work table. Maybe add one rib of teeth on the lower section in the middle that is double sided so when its folded it will have teeth in table mode. Just my 2 cents. Your right there is always room for changes. Great video by the way!
I think it is great! Wouldn’t change the angle as it allows for ease of rolling on heavy rounds on ground that slopes away. It would also change the angles when you have it folded in the up position for small rounds.
I think it looks great. A powder Coat, with the color of your choice and your off and running👍
Any ideal what it will cost if we decide to get it (when available)to replace the older design?
Chris I need this on my 35HO! That sir is MINT! 👌
I love that idea. It makes it so much more streamline for storing it and it is a great safety feature. Awesome idea!
Chris I like this design much more than oem but I still think you can do much more and it’s not related to the lift itself as I said before...it’s the hydraulic circuit. Install a valve with 4way 3 position with float for log lift. GAMECHANGER!! Or do what I did with a FEL valve which controls two functions, lift and wedge. Works awesome. I have the benefit of power down and/or float down on lift circuit. Get that fancy new valve company to fab you something up. You would have the best hydraulics on the market. I’m about ready to throw up every time I hear one of these commercial splitters with lifts struggle just trying to lower an empty log table with which gravity is helping!!🤢😡 it ain’t right!! Take them POS restrictors and throw them out in the woods! Anyway sorry for going rabid, great vid👍
Instead of a round hole where you welded the nut, have the plasma table cut a hex hole to fit the outside dimension of the nut and the put the nut in the hex hole and weld it in place. It will make the welders job a lot easier. WR-28 Pro owner
Improved design, cost improvement is key in manufacturing! Good job!
All I can say is that I can't wait to get mine new SHO so I can show it off! Any upgrades from now to then just add them and charge me, what's $100 here or $500 there, just bring me the best!
I like it, and agree with moving those wider. On the bottom, where one would stand, not sure what they are called but "Sure-Step" makes a nice step for Fish Houses, which you could mimic that style of gripper on the bottom possibly. Something with the Wolfe Ridge Logo would be cool add on :) Good work, look forward to ordering a splitter sometime soon here. :D