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I'm a little late to this party but I bought a new County Line 25 ton splitter in early 2017. I just happened to pull into Tractor Supply just as they were marking them down from $950 to $850. Needless to say I bought one on the spot. Add into the fact that I had a lot of wood here from trees taken down to build my garage and to buy another load of firewood would have cost me $160 I figured that I saved another hundred dollars counting in my labor and it's been a great log splitter. I too bought the later model log catcher from Tractor Supply and just got done watching your later video on installing it to my splitter. God bless and have a wonderful day. P.S. A log splitter is like a tiller for your tractor or a microwave oven. Once you have one you won't be able to figure out how you lived without one. 😁
Nice purchase Ed! I found with large rounds it's easier to split them once or twice in the vertical position to get them to a manageable size and then finish them in the horizontal position. For me working on the ground for any length of time is hard on my back.
I just purchased a new one of this model from Tractor Supply. The used ones now are about the same price as a new one. I split about 2 chords with it this past weekend and couldn't be more pleased with it. It is a beast.
I bought the same splitter used off of FB Marketplace earlier this year. It worked fine for a couple of face cords but then the control valve failed. I called the 888 number on the cylinder and after a brief explanation and conversation they agreed to send me a new valve at a great price, free. Since I received and installed the valve I’ve split at least 20 face cords and it has worked flawlessly. Very happy with my purchase. Before putting it away for the winter I plan on changing the engine oil and hydraulic oil and filter since I’m not sure of the maintenance history.
Glad you are happy with your purchase. The 25 ton log splitter is a real work horse. I bought one from TSC about 20 years ago. Got lots of use out of it the first 2-3 years. 🥴😉 Mostly used to help out neighbors and relatives who didn't own one but have been hoarding tons of logs around their property unbeknownst to me. I always fell for the "I've got a cold case of your beer....." I digress, I think I'm going to sell mine and buy a PTO splitter. Tired of the maintenance on the small gas engines (Carbs and ethanol 👎) Thanks for the video and your time working on it. 👍✌🍺
We all need good neighbors like you! My brother in law has a 3 point splitter that works from his rear remotes. He loves it. I added the log catcher in my follow up video. 👍 Thanks for watching! -Ed th-cam.com/video/NQTm0hoIUiE/w-d-xo.html
we got a new CL 25t splitter 3 weeks ago for 1199 . this week TS had them for 899 so we went there with our receipt and card and they put 327 (300+tax) back on our card :) gonna use that 327 and order 2 of their tables for it , one to work off of and one to protect the engine . love the splitter ! thanks for sharing your experience and take care , jeff
This older video came up in my feed. I've been looking for a used splitter in my area, and am considering the Countyline 25 ton. No wonder the video came into my feed! I hope you are still satisfied with the splitter. That was a very amusing story about the messaging with the seller 🙂Thanks, Ed. - Rick
Man o man Ed....you're a tough negotiator. LOL. Wore him down like a pro. Hey...side note...some of the guys that have the vertical splitters make a thick horseshoe shaped wooden block that fits right around the end plate when sitting on the ground. That keeps the larger ones from tipping over and needing to be kinda held up level for the first few splits. Fun video !! Cool machine and a good deal for you.
Great idea Wendell. I noticed that problem right away. I was thinking of using a paver but the wooden block is a great idea (and easer to carry around)!
Good job with the new "toy". I have the same one, though I just hooked it to my ball and towed it home (didn't have far). Most of the time I have mine in the vertical position, find a nice round and keep it for a seat, easier on the back and I keep it on the splitter when stored. You will find the side tray handy when you start horizontal splitting.
Hi Jim. I had thought about towing it home, but wasn’t sure of the condition of the tires and bearings. I’ll definitely tow it locally since it’s in great shape. Thanks very much!
Nice purchase Ed!!! You will love splitting wood with that. Jamie likes to split wood with the log splitter not the maul. We have the same engine. Starts right up in summer buy hard starting in winter temps. Congrats on your new toy!!! (tool) : )
I have the exact same splitter bought from tractor supply about 6 or. 7 years ago the only problem I've had with it is the motor surging I took the carb apart and it had a very small peace of dirt in one of the jets I cleaned it out with a tip cleaner for a cutting torch as the holes are very small and doesn't take much to stop them up so a fuel filter between the gas tank and the carb fixes this problem yours may be a newer model and already has a filter if not put one on it will save some headaches besides this one thing I have been very happy with the splitter hope the imfo helps
Who would have thought that a mundane, mindless job like splitting wood with a splitter could bring such pleasure! Mine is a 27 ton Ariens, I bought it for myself for a retirement gift and it is always a happy day when I get to use it! I have challenged it many times with huge blocks, nasty crotch pieces, chunks of elm that would rather mash than split and it has never let me down! I don't think you will regret your purchase, it is just one of those things that us outdoor types like to do!
Good purchase Ed. I have a 28 ton Troy built I was lucky to get. Works awesome and handy. Tows behind easy on anything. Vertical is nice for the large logs for sure.
Great Purchase You will enjoy splitting wood It is therapeutic I’m sure you will get all kinds of helpful comments Like you should have used your Kubota to pull the splitter around 😂 I have not tried the vertical position on mine yet ? Also I do not have a auto return feature That is nice Well keep on splitting! Thanks for sharing
I took the original stand off and put the trailer jack with wheel in its place, it is muccccccch safer,easier to move around and easier to put on a ball. The hydronic fluid runs hotter than previous splitters I have owned but doesn’t seem to hurt anything. My splitter has one quirk, it starts Ed Zakery like yours. Great splitter!
I have the older version of the Tractor supply splitters. I have the Huskee 22 ton. In one of my very 1st videos, I showed where I had a friend of mine that owns his own welding/fabrication shop modify mine. I have some monster sized trees and even with 3 guys trying to handle the blocks, it was a real sr=truggle and some back breaking work. We started using my skid loader but I was afraid someone was going to get in a pinch point and get hurt. What my buddy Layne from the welding shop came up with was a boom. The boom has a hand crank winch and I run a cable out to a set of logging tongs and I can now crank those huge blocks right into the splitter very easily and all by myself. Later on, I took it back it Layne and had him replace the factory tongue with 3x3 box tubing and add a Bull Dog jack to it. These modifications have made a nice little splitter into an awesome splitter that I am proud to own. Great video Ed. Full watch and a thumbs up. See you for the next one and hope to catch you tomorrow night if I can get done early enough. The time change between us puts me at a slight disadvantage but we make it work. I really enjoy that when I can catch it.
My dad bought a 22 ton powerhorse from northerntools. And this nor'Easter we just had took down a couple massive trees on our property so the tree company is gonna come out and cut em up so I can put that thing to good use!
I got some gouging on my 25 ton countyline going on, on top of h-beam under the lip, a few inches from end of stroke. We ran a load of wet oak thru it and the wedge wasn't always going perfectly straight, so bottom of wedge was digging into the h-beam. A little grease helped.
I have the same unit, I prefer to use my chainsaw helmet for hearing protection as it does run loud. It has worked really well for the last 3 years and never failed to split whatever I throw at it. Good luck!
Pretty sweet deal Ed, as you said looks to be in mint condition. County Line is a Tractor Supply product and their decent tools for a decent. I have a County Line 60" Rear Finish Mower and its a great mower.
Add a table to catch your splits , you will be much, much happier. Also less likely to fall on the engine. I found using it standing up is great for braking the big heavy ones down until you can lift them, then going back to regular for faster splitting.
I paid $1199. for my 27 Ton Champion Log Splitter Brand New from Home Depot. It runs Great ! Did you notice a place in front where he had that jack with the missing wheel if he cut off a u bracket that holds the splitter down on the main beam. The u bracket should also have a 4" pin and a cotter type pin that holds the splitter down. I did not see you pull a pin out to lift it up. Check and see, you don't want that to flip up on you when towing or down with a Big Round on it. You could get hurt. look around and see it there is a place for this pin. Did you get the owners manual.
At the end when you shut the splitter off where your hand is located @ 15 00/ 16 16 look at the other side and see where there is a hole. I bet that where the pin goes. They always lock down some how. Maybe I missed you taking this pin out. Please let me know. Good engine, run some Sea Foam in the gas to clean the carb out. Thanks Great video.
I believe folks are aware of the supply chain issues and want top dollar for everything used - based on what you described, it was probably worth the extra Benjamin. Have a great day - cheers
Nice buy Ed. I have one (28 ton I believe) that I bought new around 2014 and I have had very few issues with it. The only thing I wish was different is that the wedge and the foot plate were a little taller for the bigger rounds, especially when splitting vertically (which I really don't like doing).
Might need a good carburetor clean Ed. As Andrew on Outdoor with the Kelley's had to do. You'll be pleased with the splitter. It will make your back happy and split like a champion!
Hey Ed, I made a wooden base for my vertical splits out of 2x12 makes for a stable work platform. Also built a side table out of plywood and a couple of braces and a trailer dolly from HF 65$ great price. I have the same type splitter only made by Dirty Hand Tools ( not in business anymore) A quick shot of starter fluid will work! Also I only use non E GAS for all my equipment! Have fun splitting bro. ☮✌🏻
See that the log catcher is available to pickup at certain tsp. On sale also. May have to check stores for availability. 1 or 2 be attached for the splitter. The owners manual is available for down load if needed. . Good price for the splitter.
Hey Donald. I’ll probably pick one of this up this week. The 4 way wedge is also on sale. Not sure I need that for my low volume use though. Thanks much! -Ed
Nice job with your splitter adventure! Hopefully the engine is better starting now that you've used it. I find that using a splitter like that vertical really hurts my back. But you found a nice piece of equipment. Congrats on your first splitter! I'd have taken anything the seller was willing to throw in - more firewood, electric chainsaw, wood chipper - all good future video content. :)
I guess you did okay. That splitter now at the store is running around $1500. Three or four years ago that splitter was $800 to $900. So the sell actually made money some money if he bought it at that time. I watch the other. Video about the log catcher first. So you made out okay and he made out also. You got a good splitter.
Good morning Sir 😉👍👌 You are a great negotiator mon ami and I do lift my hat to your lovely wife for making you that move 👍😇 You work hard for you money Sir and it is ok the have fun dealing stuff 😉👌 You have a great Kohler engine 😉👌 Great landing mon ami 👍🤣 Engine oil change ? Perhaps and hydraulic oil too in the same time 👌😉🧐 Have a great week Sir and I receive you letter ( no open yet, I will make a video of it with you coffee cup that I bought not too long ago ) 😉👌Cheers 🍻
I find that if I have a knee pads on, that will save the back. I would also get a trailer dolly. That will make it a lot easier to move around the yard. Without having to lift and carry to move it. 5hat will also work on the trailer to move it around. Harbor Freight $65.00..
That’s the older county line splitter, 1000 bucks is a bit much for it I think, but anyhow…I have four of the newer versions, they are 11.5 second cycle times, which is decently quick… anyhow they are 1500 bucks new over at the tractor supply.
I wish I had not bought my Countyline 25-ton splitter, but it's too late now and I guess I'm stuck with it. I HATE the design of the beam that the wedge slides on. My old splitter (a 40-year-old Yard Machine) had a beam with a simple flat surface, easy to wipe off and keep clean. The new Countyline has a (whatever you call it) groove that the wedge rides in -- a perfect trap to catch wood chips and splinters that needss constant cleaning (I finally had to set up my air compressor next to it so as to blow everything clean several times a work session.) Today I actually got a fat wood chip crammed in beside the wedge and had to get my pry bar to free it. Stupid stupid design.
My rule of thumb is that if it’s going into a gas can it’s always non ethanol. In reading the manual that came with mine it says to always shut off the gas valve if transporting to prevent the engine from flooding. I know when I brought mine home I did not do that and it was difficult to start, now it’s usually the first or second pull.
Out here in communist California, the County Line log splitter sells for $1399.00 at Tractor Supply???? Before Biden was president it sold for $9900.00?????????
@@Joe-db5hz And gasoline out here in white-wing ultra-liberal/Democratic/communist California gasoline was $6.29 the last time I filled up. If you voted for senile good for nothing Biden how do you like him now? That senile f-ck hasn't even been in office two years and look at the world. These are the worst most dangerous times in U.S. history. I was born in 1953 and I have seen a lot including the VietNam war that the Democrats got us into. Both Kennedy and LBK got us into that mess!! Now, look what Biden is getting us into!! I remember the mess this country was in when Jimmie Carter was in office but this country is headed in a much worse situation!!!
I found you a fix for your log splitter. Please watch this. Log splitter stroke limiter, Save the Acorns1264.... (there channel) There is even a better video out fixing this problem, I will try to find this for you. Log splitter stroke limiter May 31, 2022 We split shorter logs and needed a way for the splitter to automatically stop on the return stroke. Now we can start the return stroke and grab the next log without worrying about it returning to the full 24” stroke and having to wait 10” of nothing for it to touch the log. There channel is Save the Acorns. I think you will like this. Save the Acorns@savetheacorns1264.
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Ed, you should pin this to the top of the comments, other wise not many people will see it....
@@rockandrattleretreat5830 Thanks much! I usually do. Must have missed it this time. Done now 👍
I'm a little late to this party but I bought a new County Line 25 ton splitter in early 2017. I just happened to pull into Tractor Supply just as they were marking them down from $950 to $850. Needless to say I bought one on the spot. Add into the fact that I had a lot of wood here from trees taken down to build my garage and to buy another load of firewood would have cost me $160 I figured that I saved another hundred dollars counting in my labor and it's been a great log splitter. I too bought the later model log catcher from Tractor Supply and just got done watching your later video on installing it to my splitter. God bless and have a wonderful day. P.S. A log splitter is like a tiller for your tractor or a microwave oven. Once you have one you won't be able to figure out how you lived without one. 😁
Thanks very much. So true!
Nice purchase Ed! I found with large rounds it's easier to split them once or twice in the vertical position to get them to a manageable size and then finish them in the horizontal position. For me working on the ground for any length of time is hard on my back.
Yeah I’m pretty new to this but I’m already thinking of easier ways! My back is already talking today! Thanks very much.
I just purchased a new one of this model from Tractor Supply. The used ones now are about the same price as a new one. I split about 2 chords with it this past weekend and couldn't be more pleased with it. It is a beast.
I bought the same splitter used off of FB Marketplace earlier this year. It worked fine for a couple of face cords but then the control valve failed. I called the 888 number on the cylinder and after a brief explanation and conversation they agreed to send me a new valve at a great price, free. Since I received and installed the valve I’ve split at least 20 face cords and it has worked flawlessly. Very happy with my purchase. Before putting it away for the winter I plan on changing the engine oil and hydraulic oil and filter since I’m not sure of the maintenance history.
Good to know, Bob! They PO told me he never changed the oil, but it’s still pretty clear. I’ll be doing that for sure!
Glad you are happy with your purchase. The 25 ton log splitter is a real work horse. I bought one from TSC about 20 years ago. Got lots of use out of it the first 2-3 years. 🥴😉 Mostly used to help out neighbors and relatives who didn't own one but have been hoarding tons of logs around their property unbeknownst to me. I always fell for the "I've got a cold case of your beer....." I digress, I think I'm going to sell mine and buy a PTO splitter. Tired of the maintenance on the small gas engines (Carbs and ethanol 👎) Thanks for the video and your time working on it. 👍✌🍺
We all need good neighbors like you! My brother in law has a 3 point splitter that works from his rear remotes. He loves it. I added the log catcher in my follow up video. 👍
Thanks for watching! -Ed
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we got a new CL 25t splitter 3 weeks ago for 1199 .
this week TS had them for 899 so we went there with our receipt and card and they put 327 (300+tax) back on our card :)
gonna use that 327 and order 2 of their tables for it , one to work off of and one to protect the engine .
love the splitter !
thanks for sharing your experience and take care , jeff
Good deal!
Brilliant story , I'm a firm believer in bargaining, even for the fun of it
Wooly you need this! 😄
@@MyClutteredGarage I know!!
This older video came up in my feed. I've been looking for a used splitter in my area, and am considering the Countyline 25 ton. No wonder the video came into my feed! I hope you are still satisfied with the splitter. That was a very amusing story about the messaging with the seller 🙂Thanks, Ed. - Rick
Thanks Rick. I forget the story. I’ll have to rewatch, haha. Yes I’m
Still very happy with it!
Man o man Ed....you're a tough negotiator. LOL. Wore him down like a pro. Hey...side note...some of the guys that have the vertical splitters make a thick horseshoe shaped wooden block that fits right around the end plate when sitting on the ground. That keeps the larger ones from tipping over and needing to be kinda held up level for the first few splits. Fun video !! Cool machine and a good deal for you.
Great idea Wendell. I noticed that problem right away. I was thinking of using a paver but the wooden block is a great idea (and easer to carry around)!
Good morning to both of you !!! CHeers
Good job with the new "toy". I have the same one, though I just hooked it to my ball and towed it home (didn't have far). Most of the time I have mine in the vertical position, find a nice round and keep it for a seat, easier on the back and I keep it on the splitter when stored. You will find the side tray handy when you start horizontal splitting.
Hi Jim. I had thought about towing it home, but wasn’t sure of the condition of the tires and bearings. I’ll definitely tow it locally since it’s in great shape. Thanks very much!
Nice purchase Ed!!! You will love splitting wood with that. Jamie likes to split wood with the log splitter not the maul. We have the same engine. Starts right up in summer buy hard starting in winter temps. Congrats on your new toy!!! (tool) : )
The PO also told me it’s a bit hard starting in winter too. Must be a Kohler thing?
@@MyClutteredGarage In the winter I just give it a little shot of starting fluid. Happy Halloween 🎃👍
Nice log splitter looks pretty clean 👍
I have the exact same splitter bought from tractor supply about 6 or. 7 years ago the only problem I've had with it is the motor surging I took the carb apart and it had a very small peace of dirt in one of the jets I cleaned it out with a tip cleaner for a cutting torch as the holes are very small and doesn't take much to stop them up so a fuel filter between the gas tank and the carb fixes this problem yours may be a newer model and already has a filter if not put one on it will save some headaches besides this one thing I have been very happy with the splitter hope the imfo helps
Thanks Jim. I’ll take a look to see if I have an inline filter. I’m very happy with this splitter too! -Ed
Who would have thought that a mundane, mindless job like splitting wood with a splitter could bring such pleasure! Mine is a 27 ton Ariens, I bought it for myself for a retirement gift and it is always a happy day when I get to use it! I have challenged it many times with huge blocks, nasty crotch pieces, chunks of elm that would rather mash than split and it has never let me down! I don't think you will regret your purchase, it is just one of those things that us outdoor types like to do!
It’s definitely satisfying. I love even hearing the wood crack when it splits.
Good purchase Ed. I have a 28 ton Troy built I was lucky to get. Works awesome and handy. Tows behind easy on anything. Vertical is nice for the large logs for sure.
Hi Bob. I saw a few of those for sale too. They look great. I definitely wasn’t going to consider any without the vertical option.
Great Purchase
You will enjoy splitting wood
It is therapeutic
I’m sure you will get all kinds of helpful comments
Like you should have used your Kubota to pull the splitter around 😂
I have not tried the vertical position on mine yet ?
Also I do not have a auto return feature
That is nice
Well keep on splitting!
Thanks for sharing
Thanks Phil. I’m expecting soon good (and critical) feedback. I think I’ll enjoy it for sure!
I took the original stand off and put the trailer jack with wheel in its place, it is muccccccch safer,easier to move around and easier to put on a ball. The hydronic fluid runs hotter than previous splitters I have owned but doesn’t seem to hurt anything. My splitter has one quirk, it starts Ed Zakery like yours. Great splitter!
I have the older version of the Tractor supply splitters. I have the Huskee 22 ton. In one of my very 1st videos, I showed where I had a friend of mine that owns his own welding/fabrication shop modify mine. I have some monster sized trees and even with 3 guys trying to handle the blocks, it was a real sr=truggle and some back breaking work. We started using my skid loader but I was afraid someone was going to get in a pinch point and get hurt. What my buddy Layne from the welding shop came up with was a boom. The boom has a hand crank winch and I run a cable out to a set of logging tongs and I can now crank those huge blocks right into the splitter very easily and all by myself.
Later on, I took it back it Layne and had him replace the factory tongue with 3x3 box tubing and add a Bull Dog jack to it. These modifications have made a nice little splitter into an awesome splitter that I am proud to own.
Great video Ed. Full watch and a thumbs up. See you for the next one and hope to catch you tomorrow night if I can get done early enough. The time change between us puts me at a slight disadvantage but we make it work. I really enjoy that when I can catch it.
Hi Gary. Nice mods. I’ll look for that early video. Thanks very much and hope you get a break soon!
My dad bought a 22 ton powerhorse from northerntools. And this nor'Easter we just had took down a couple massive trees on our property so the tree company is gonna come out and cut em up so I can put that thing to good use!
Very nice, Benjamin!
I have the same one. Works perfect. I have the side feed table. A must have.
Thanks much. Yes I was looking at those before I even bout this 😄
I also have one of those,no complaints yet.👍
Good to hear, James! Thank you.
I got some gouging on my 25 ton countyline going on, on top of h-beam under the lip, a few inches from end of stroke. We ran a load of wet oak thru it and the wedge wasn't always going perfectly straight, so bottom of wedge was digging into the h-beam. A little grease helped.
I have the same unit, I prefer to use my chainsaw helmet for hearing protection as it does run loud. It has worked really well for the last 3 years and never failed to split whatever I throw at it. Good luck!
Thanks Joseph. I like my 3M work tunes for hearing protection. You’re right, it’s loud!
Pretty sweet deal Ed, as you said looks to be in mint condition. County Line is a Tractor Supply product and their decent tools for a decent. I have a County Line 60" Rear Finish Mower and its a great mower.
Thanks Dean. I’m pretty impressed for sure!
Add a table to catch your splits , you will be much, much happier. Also less likely to fall on the engine. I found using it standing up is great for braking the big heavy ones down until you can lift them, then going back to regular for faster splitting.
That’s absolutely on my list. Thanks for the great input, Jean!
Good deal and will make splitting wood a lot easier for you! I see they have the 4 way wedge for that splitter on sale!😁
Thanks D. I’ll take a look!
I bought one new yesterday. Had to drive an hour to get it. 400 lbs. getting it on and off the trailer was a job lol
Good luck. You'll like it!
I have the same splitter. Works great!!
Yes it does!
I paid $1199. for my 27 Ton Champion Log Splitter Brand New from Home Depot. It runs Great ! Did you notice a place in front where he had that jack with the missing wheel if he cut off a u bracket that holds the splitter down on the main beam. The u bracket should also have a 4" pin and a cotter type pin that holds the splitter down. I did not see you pull a pin out to lift it up. Check and see, you don't want that to flip up on you when towing or down with a Big Round on it. You could get hurt. look around and see it there is a place for this pin. Did you get the owners manual.
Good deal. I like that one too!
At the end when you shut the splitter off where your hand is located @ 15 00/ 16 16 look at the other side and see where there is a hole. I bet that where the pin goes. They always lock down some how. Maybe I missed you taking this pin out. Please let me know. Good engine, run some Sea Foam in the gas to clean the carb out. Thanks Great video.
Nice one!!
I believe folks are aware of the supply chain issues and want top dollar for everything used - based on what you described, it was probably worth the extra Benjamin. Have a great day - cheers
That was a good purchase.
Thank you, John.
Nice buy Ed. I have one (28 ton I believe) that I bought new around 2014 and I have had very few issues with it. The only thing I wish was different is that the wedge and the foot plate were a little taller for the bigger rounds, especially when splitting vertically (which I really don't like doing).
Might need a good carburetor clean Ed. As Andrew on Outdoor with the Kelley's had to do. You'll be pleased with the splitter. It will make your back happy and split like a champion!
Hi Doug. I might need to do that! Hope all is well. -Ed
Hey Ed, I made a wooden base for my vertical splits out of 2x12 makes for a stable work platform. Also built a side table out of plywood and a couple of braces and a trailer dolly from HF 65$ great price. I have the same type splitter only made by Dirty Hand Tools ( not in business anymore) A quick shot of starter fluid will work! Also I only use non E GAS for all my equipment! Have fun splitting bro. ☮✌🏻
Thanks Alan. Someone else suggested the trailer dolly too! Sounds like you made a great set up. Thanks for sharing!
See that the log catcher is available to pickup at certain tsp. On sale also. May have to check stores for availability. 1 or 2 be attached for the splitter. The owners manual is available for down load if needed. . Good price for the splitter.
Hey Donald. I’ll probably pick one of this up this week. The 4 way wedge is also on sale. Not sure I need that for my low volume use though. Thanks much! -Ed
Nice job with your splitter adventure! Hopefully the engine is better starting now that you've used it. I find that using a splitter like that vertical really hurts my back. But you found a nice piece of equipment. Congrats on your first splitter! I'd have taken anything the seller was willing to throw in - more firewood, electric chainsaw, wood chipper - all good future video content. :)
Thanks Chad! 😄
Loved this video, Ed! Fun to watch and well produced. Have fun with the splitter. You may want to add a set of safety glasses to the setup. :-)
Thanks very much, Larry. You’re 100% right!
Love the video
Thanks Tonyman!
Ok I am watching Ed split fire wood and enjoying the video. I do not even know why? Maybe because I am not doing it. LOL
It’s ALWAYS fun to watch others spend money or work 😄
Nice buy
Thanks Paul!
Jersey Strong brother
I guess you did okay. That splitter now at the store is running around $1500.
Three or four years ago that splitter was $800 to $900.
So the sell actually made money some money if he bought it at that time.
I watch the other. Video about the log catcher first.
So you made out okay and he made out also.
You got a good splitter.
Thanks Frankie. I had a hard time even getting it for $1k!
I clicked through on that digital tire gauge!
Nice score Ed! I see a LogOX in your future!
Thanks Chris!
+1 on the LogOX
Looks good!
Thanks Ernest!
Good morning Sir 😉👍👌 You are a great negotiator mon ami and I do lift my hat to your lovely wife for making you that move 👍😇 You work hard for you money Sir and it is ok the have fun dealing stuff 😉👌 You have a great Kohler engine 😉👌 Great landing mon ami 👍🤣 Engine oil change ? Perhaps and hydraulic oil too in the same time 👌😉🧐 Have a great week Sir and I receive you letter ( no open yet, I will make a video of it with you coffee cup that I bought not too long ago ) 😉👌Cheers 🍻
Thank you, David!
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I put two trays on my countyline . That way the motor was protected . I have a video of it in my channel .
Great idea!
Thank you , I also use two 2x4's when im splitting horizontally . that way I can adjust them to fit the bigger rounds .
I find that if I have a knee pads on, that will save the back. I would also get a trailer dolly. That will make it a lot easier to move around the yard. Without having to lift and carry to move it. 5hat will also work on the trailer to move it around. Harbor Freight $65.00..
Thanks Donald!
Agree with Donald. Dolly is a great solution.
You better use hearing protection with that splitter, man it was loud. My Wolfe Ridge seems a lot quieter.
100% Bob! It’s not quiet.
I bought the same splitter new for 600$ 3 years ago. How is this a good deal ?
The times they are a changing. :-/
Bought one today new for $999
Prices have come back down somewhat. 👍
Hi Ed, nice pressure gauge. Do you have a link for that one?
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Save your back, get a bucket to sit on when using in the vertical position.
Look like me you gotta great deal compared to the price of a new one !
Thanks Herb. Yes I saved about $600 and it’s just as good as as new. 👍
That’s the older county line splitter, 1000 bucks is a bit much for it I think, but anyhow…I have four of the newer versions, they are 11.5 second cycle times, which is decently quick… anyhow they are 1500 bucks new over at the tractor supply.
How can a buyer see that is the older splitter?
@@tubesockets120v newer model is 11.5 second cycle time…says it on the cylinder…the older models were slower.
@@njonebale7889 Ok, thanks. I'll check the cylinder.
I wish I had not bought my Countyline 25-ton splitter, but it's too late now and I guess I'm stuck with it. I HATE the design of the beam that the wedge slides on. My old splitter (a 40-year-old Yard Machine) had a beam with a simple flat surface, easy to wipe off and keep clean. The new Countyline has a (whatever you call it) groove that the wedge rides in -- a perfect trap to catch wood chips and splinters that needss constant cleaning (I finally had to set up my air compressor next to it so as to blow everything clean several times a work session.) Today I actually got a fat wood chip crammed in beside the wedge and had to get my pry bar to free it. Stupid stupid design.
Put some fresh non-ethanol gas in it and it will start right up.
You read my mind, Charles! 😄
My rule of thumb is that if it’s going into a gas can it’s always non ethanol. In reading the manual that came with mine it says to always shut off the gas valve if transporting to prevent the engine from flooding. I know when I brought mine home I did not do that and it was difficult to start, now it’s usually the first or second pull.
@@judge058 I do the same thing. I also put 1.5 oz of stabil in year round for a 5 gallon can. That way I know I always have fresh gas.
Out here in communist California, the County Line log splitter sells for $1399.00 at Tractor Supply???? Before Biden was president it sold for $9900.00?????????
Now it's $1449 in SC and I think it's around $1600 or more out where you are.
@@Joe-db5hz And gasoline out here in white-wing ultra-liberal/Democratic/communist California gasoline was $6.29 the last time I filled up. If you voted for senile good for nothing Biden how do you like him now? That senile f-ck hasn't even been in office two years and look at the world. These are the worst most dangerous times in U.S. history. I was born in 1953 and I have seen a lot including the VietNam war that the Democrats got us into. Both Kennedy and LBK got us into that mess!! Now, look what Biden is getting us into!! I remember the mess this country was in when Jimmie Carter was in office but this country is headed in a much worse situation!!!
I found you a fix for your log splitter. Please watch this. Log splitter stroke limiter, Save the Acorns1264.... (there channel) There is even a better video out fixing this problem, I will try to find this for you. Log splitter stroke limiter May 31, 2022 We split shorter logs and needed a way for the splitter to automatically stop on the return stroke. Now we can start the return stroke and grab the next log without worrying about it returning to the full 24” stroke and having to wait 10” of nothing for it to touch the log. There channel is Save the Acorns. I think you will like this. Save the Acorns@savetheacorns1264.
Thanks Stanley! I'll check it out. Here's my fix. th-cam.com/video/6Qtszjzfegw/w-d-xo.html