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I appreciate the suggestion With this type of splitter, I would like to get a bagger or build my own wrap station or something I have not researched them much yet, so I’ll check the kind you are talking about
I think I know of a better log splitter you could get. Buy a used Multipress industrial hydraulic press. They're cheap used. Then modify it to cut wood. You'll need a power converter to get 3-phase power but it'll be more robust than the one in this video and it can be used for other things with minimal modification.
That is by far the best design for most people. The only issue I have with what I see is the table height is too low. It needs to be raised up to help prevent your hands and arms from naturally being at the top of the round when the cylinder is moving. Me being 6’4”, that’s even a bigger concern. As I watch you split, your arms and hands are constantly in the most dangerous area, which is at the top of the wood being split. If the table is raised up to where your natural tendency is to grab the wood in the middle it would be much safer to use. Just my opinion and observation. Maybe that’s something that could be adjusted for when ordering one, but probably not. Definitely looks like a well made unit and simple. Congrats
Yep and for a company with a couple decades of experience you'd think they'd know by now the optimum height because that platform is obviously too low IMO.
It's a function of height and stability. If you go too high it becomes unstable because you're adding to the size of the log lift (so it still reaches the ground) They made mine 30" high instead of the stock 27" and I'm 6'....it's fine, not hunched over at all.
I purchased a double with the conveyor 6 years ago we do 1500 to 2500 cords a year mostly small fireplace wood for the ski area condos this wood splitter has tripled our output without much of a increase in labor also the quality and consistency of the product is much improved It is the heart of our operation 12000 cords with only a few repairs
100,000!!! I remember when you started…. You totally any and all success sir! Best channel on TH-cam ! I really like the new splitter. You got me thinking about switching to the new splitter.. keep it going brother!! 👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥
Thanks. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate the people like yourself who have stuck with me all this time. Having a strong core audience is the key to me being able to do this
Hey good day Brock. Congrats! You are going to love the vertical split - having the log lift and the big work table is such a benefit to your back and the ability to manage the splits. I have the Eastonmade AXIS and for our current needs, the vertical splitter is great. Enjoy it! Looking forward to your reviews in the future as you get more experience using it. And hey, it's made in Canada I think, Eh? !! :)) Cheers!
I'd appreciate an adjustable table, cos I'm tall. The welds look a mess, but as you say it's simple to repair, if they broke. Thanks for doing the research work. My horizontal splitter might be replaced because of this! 👍
To be fair a whole lot of the commercial splitters and wood processors are built in Canada. As long as it works and its good quality doesn't matter much where its made but I know a lot of the companies building this sort of equipment are Canadian.
It is a great splitter, I received mine this week. They'll even custom your table height for a few bucks which basically covers the materials to make the log lift a bit bigger. I went with the electric start too so I could run a small LED light and split if it gets dark...😁 It's not as robust as an Eastonmsde Axis, but it doesnt come with the price tag either.....and you can move it around by hand which is pretty much impossible wirh the Axis.
I'm a little on the older side I buy green cord wood and re split it and season. I'm just starting out. Sold 600 plus bags this year. Just starting to do high end residents. I love splitting wood. Great machine. I'm looking at a super split kinetic splitter. I live in Massachusetts so its close for me
I had never seen that particular machine before and I am impressed! I am all about simplicity and ease of maintenance and that machine looks like it has those things covered without sacrificing functionality. Fantastic and congrats on the 100k subs!
I see just a couple comments on price. Seriously guys? This shows how we completely lost sight on what things should cost. $9,000 for this is simply outrageous.
@@RockhillfarmYT Well, this is non-sense. And I don’t mean this as an insult. It is honestly way too expensive for what it is. Something like this should cost somewhere in the ballpark of $4,000 to $5,000. They just charge way too much, probably another case of small boutique shop syndrome.
Great choice on that powersplit, even if you just get to borrow it for the year. I have looked into their self propelled models and have always been super impressed with the quality of thier product. Commercial splitters arent light, and having self propelled options makes its nice for someone like me, that doesnt have a tractor or means of moving my splitter around. Stay safe Brock✌️ -Jack
@jeremycollett2753 I decided what I wanted after testing different brands and then I contacted them and asked them if they would send it to me to demonstrate on the channel
Woohoo!! 100k good job buddy, that splitter is slick. Simple fast and powerful, im sure its going to be a great splitter for you. For bundle wood these vertical splitters cant be beat!
Congrats on 100K Brock!!! Check out one eye customs for Doug’s small improvements on this type of splitter. Motor cover, nut protector and closer shutoff switch from operator station. Glad you’re able to get this to try for free for a year.
Great video. I now have another option to add to my search. Several questions on your totes…1) Have you found them to be ideal for what you do or are there better options, and 2) I noticed some of the totes had the fronts removed…do totes come like this or did you need to modify them? Thank you.
I cut the fronts out of them. I’ve been really happy with using them. The customers always bring them back after emptying out the firewood. As long as you can find them at a reasonable price. Here is my video on the totes. Are IBC Totes Really Worth Using for Firewood? th-cam.com/video/kcndkQWms7I/w-d-xo.html
Two issues I see is all blocks have to be cut square at least on one end and the wedge dont go all the way down. I dont have all self splitting wood like you have, I have lot of yellow birch and beech which are stringy wood, so lot of times I have run my ram right to the end, I'm not a fan of pull yank tug to get split wood apart, I'm the only one that sharpens a splitter wedge........
In the right wood, my Wolfe Ridge will beat the Power-Split in production. But for making the best looking firewood possible, a good vertical splitter will smoke mine in the pretty firewood department. Which makes it tough on which style of splitter to choose.
I took a quick look at this splitter and maybe someone else has noticed this, but why do they have the filter after the manifold? Why are they not filtering before it goes through the pump and manifold?? Any rust or debris are going to potentially go through the entire system before being filtered out.
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@@RockhillfarmYT Thank you for such a quick reply and resolving my headache of trying to figure this out. :P I've been searching and searching and just couldn't figure out what they were. You're awesome.
I think anybody with any welding skills at all could build one of those out of a 1200 dollar big box store splitter, some sheet metal , for about a forth of the cost of that one.
Did you meet the girls from Lumber Capital Log Yard? They cut lumber for the family business. Also, demo several pieces of equipment. One is similar to your new splitter.
@@RockhillfarmYT they are awesome but I bet in a few years the prices come way down when competitors start producing them cheaper. Not saying they are not quality by 9 k is outrageous for that models. People got money to blow and that’s why we have 90k trucks. If people didn’t take 10 year loans and loads of debt and just didn’t buy them prices would plummet. As a whole we are very dumb with our money these days.
@@charger7022 I think if you had the table rise up and down to ground level and welded the blade on the mast, you could have the hydraulic log lift at little extra cost. the hydraulic ram would be twice as long, but you would only need a single spool valve.
My only negative I see with this splitter is the cost. As you said it's very simple in design and function. So my question is why over $9000.00 dollars for something that is very basic. I understand it's built beefy and strong but that can't justify that kind of cost in my opinion. Sorry for the negativity and I think it's a great splitter but I really think they could do better on the cost since I'm sure the markup is very high.
I agree on your observations.. I love the design and simplicity of it. The table should be taller off the ground, 30 to 32" sounds about right for the table height. You could probably make the height adjustable but that adds a lot of complexity unless you just raise the whole thing from the axle. I've been looking for a great design to build for myself and this one fits the bill nicely. I have a one man fabrication shop... I can definitely build this just from looking at the pictures. Your probably looking at close to $4000 in materials at "one off" prices, for the quality of materials and hydraulics put into this thing. If one had the inclination to shop around and perhaps use some lesser quality but equally capable parts, the materials could probably had for around $2000, which is the route I'd probably take. There's quite a bit of labor involved, but if one is doing it as a labor of love and a fun project who cares.
those splitter were invented and made in Quebec, Canada by power split international. Great product but watch your fingers. those splitter are the one's rental store rent. i hear story of someone as loose half is hand with this. always leave your hands on each side of the logs never never let a finger on top of the log. there is a learning curve there but doable.
I have the best log spitter ever. It's called two Grandsons that are strong like bull that will always help Grandma and Grandpa. Cut, split, stacked and put in the house. The only payment is Grandma's cooking.
I have watched several guys run there professional splitters..but your all splitting straight grain seasoned wood..is like to see how well they run on some really knotty wood..pine or spruce..hemlock
We never have pine on my property or any kind of softwood. I don’t know what I happen to have this day in that video but I’ve got a bunch of videos running this splitter and 90% of it is oak. I also did a video where I sought out some of the hardest wood to split like gum and Hickory
Everything about that splitter makes sense. The only small negative I see is that the splitting table is 6-8 inches too low. Leaning forward for hours and hours of splitting makes for poor posture and a sore back. Great vid. Thanks!
I understand why the table is not adjustable. I went to their website. There's 1/2 or 3/4 steel reinforcing the deck. It will take a LOT of weight and will be stable, not be flimsy. It's also built for for options that need to be really strong. If that's a problem for the tall folks, just build the deck up...fashion a couple of 2 x12s together. (I did a screenshot highlighting underneath build but can't post picture or the link)
I did not know it when I ordered mine but you can get it made 3 inches taller. The height has not really bothered me but I do think the ideal height would be a little taller.
A lot of comments about the table height. Can you address that in an upcoming video? Also, what is the height of that table? It looks like you had a slight slouch, and I just think of how much my back would hurt (I’m over 6’3”). I don’t comment much, but do watch almost all of the videos. Congrats on the 100k mark.
I been looking at Easton axis. I decided on a vertical setup like this. how many brands offer a vertical splitter like this. I am just starting my research. I have a tym t494 with fransgarde sk-950 log grapple. similar design to frostbite but heavier despite being made of hardox. made in Denmark. great fit and finish. about $500 more than frostbite. $23-$2400 as I recall with all brackets. I got to say the fit and finish is a cut above.great for full load or picking that one log u want.ya don't see many vidjas on Fransgard the 950 is for a t574 size machine. the 1400 is for 75-130 hp tractor or skid. the smaller one is way beefier than frostbite.MADE BY VIKINGS I think jswoodhouse or Cummings&Bricker dealers
Off the top of my head, I know four brands. Split force is a copy of this splitter. Easton made and Wolfridge have their own versions that are probably more robust, but also cost more
Safety violation! Look at the video at at 12:24 . Overconfidence can lead to a bad habit can lead to and accident. (Ask me how I know). Great demo on splitting dried slabs; thats what I need for my tiny stove.
Have you tried this on hedge? We are in Kansas and prefer hedge (osage orange), which is very dense, as you know. We also use oak and walnut (both hard wood), hackberry (stringy) and locust (all in descending order). We have a hydraulic, gas powered non-commercial grade wood splitter for our own family needs. I have a son considering selling firewood so I am looking at a potential upgrade and found your video. TIA for any help.
i've run this splitter for 2 yrs. no the table is not to low. you want to be able to look at the top of the rounds when splitting. its a super fast. works great on wood with straight grain. it will get stuck in oak or stuff that would be stubborn. the splitter uses a flywheel weight which is how they get away with smaller engine but still has good power. eastonmade boxwedge setup it a better design. both are way overpriced. you can buy a miller mig welder, steel and hydraulics and still have 5k to put towards a mini excavator. one with a hydraulic thumb works the best
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Look into a handheld pneumatic bander that uses nylon or plastic bailing stock. Might be a good way to bundle your firewood up.
I appreciate the suggestion
With this type of splitter, I would like to get a bagger or build my own wrap station or something
I have not researched them much yet, so I’ll check the kind you are talking about
I think I know of a better log splitter you could get. Buy a used Multipress industrial hydraulic press. They're cheap used. Then modify it to cut wood. You'll need a power converter to get 3-phase power but it'll be more robust than the one in this video and it can be used for other things with minimal modification.
Congratulations on 100K!!! MAN, That Power Split is impressive!
I considered a Powersplit.
I bought an Eastonmade Axis after watching hundreds of videos.
Nothing else compares.
That is by far the best design for most people. The only issue I have with what I see is the table height is too low. It needs to be raised up to help prevent your hands and arms from naturally being at the top of the round when the cylinder is moving. Me being 6’4”, that’s even a bigger concern. As I watch you split, your arms and hands are constantly in the most dangerous area, which is at the top of the wood being split. If the table is raised up to where your natural tendency is to grab the wood in the middle it would be much safer to use. Just my opinion and observation. Maybe that’s something that could be adjusted for when ordering one, but probably not. Definitely looks like a well made unit and simple. Congrats
Power-Split told me they can huild them with a higher table height. Apparently it is an unlisted option.
Just stand in a hole
Yep and for a company with a couple decades of experience you'd think they'd know by now the optimum height because that platform is obviously too low IMO.
It's a function of height and stability. If you go too high it becomes unstable because you're adding to the size of the log lift (so it still reaches the ground) They made mine 30" high instead of the stock 27" and I'm 6'....it's fine, not hunched over at all.
I need one where do I sign up
That’s what I needed 25 years ago. Would have been nice.
I purchased a double with the conveyor 6 years ago we do 1500 to 2500 cords a year mostly small fireplace wood for the ski area condos this wood splitter has tripled our output without much of a increase in labor also the quality and consistency of the product is much improved It is the heart of our operation 12000 cords with only a few repairs
Great feedback. What part of the country are you in?
norther Vermont
Wow, good on you! What brand and model did you get then?
Perfect splitter ,mine is 5 years old and 1000 plus cords . You made a great choice 👌👌
I've always liked the vertical splitters. Nice unit! Congrats on 100k!
100,000!!! I remember when you started…. You totally any and all success sir! Best channel on TH-cam ! I really like the new splitter. You got me thinking about switching to the new splitter.. keep it going brother!! 👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥
Thanks. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate the people like yourself who have stuck with me all this time.
Having a strong core audience is the key to me being able to do this
You bought the best splitter. Congrats!!!
That looks really awesome. Love the foot pedal controls. Easy to keep all your concentration on the business end that way.
Having split tons of wood since 2004 with a Timber Wolf Splitter..... GOOD LUCK !
Hey good day Brock. Congrats! You are going to love the vertical split - having the log lift and the big work table is such a benefit to your back and the ability to manage the splits. I have the Eastonmade AXIS and for our current needs, the vertical splitter is great. Enjoy it! Looking forward to your reviews in the future as you get more experience using it. And hey, it's made in Canada I think, Eh? !! :)) Cheers!
They are made in Canada. Thanks for your thoughts on it
I enjoy your videos
Congrats!! I really enjoy your videos and I'm so happy to see you doing well!
That thing is fast! Love the simplicity of the unit!
Agreed
I'd appreciate an adjustable table, cos I'm tall. The welds look a mess, but as you say it's simple to repair, if they broke. Thanks for doing the research work. My horizontal splitter might be replaced because of this! 👍
Nice splitter Brock. Kick out a lot of firewood. God bless
I have noticed alot of my American neighbors buy Canadian made products. Thanks for that!
To be fair a whole lot of the commercial splitters and wood processors are built in Canada. As long as it works and its good quality doesn't matter much where its made but I know a lot of the companies building this sort of equipment are Canadian.
It is a great splitter, I received mine this week. They'll even custom your table height for a few bucks which basically covers the materials to make the log lift a bit bigger. I went with the electric start too so I could run a small LED light and split if it gets dark...😁 It's not as robust as an Eastonmsde Axis, but it doesnt come with the price tag either.....and you can move it around by hand which is pretty much impossible wirh the Axis.
Just a couple negitives on those splitters, The tables are low, The pedal is to high and they dont powder coat their equipment but they are nice
No powder coating on a 5 figure splitter?
I can powder coat it for you I have 15 years of industrial powder coating experience
That’s a HELLA NICE splitter‼️
Well done, Brock. You put more effort in than any other similar content creator I subscribe to!
Thanks
Great video and that wood splitter sure is nice
Congrats on the new splitter.
I'm a little on the older side I buy green cord wood and re split it and season. I'm just starting out. Sold 600 plus bags this year. Just starting to do high end residents. I love splitting wood. Great machine. I'm looking at a super split kinetic splitter. I live in Massachusetts so its close for me
Congrats on the sponsorship/1 year test deal. It appears to me the log deck is too low but we'll see how your year goes.
Congrats Brock on hitting 100,000 subs.
Thank you so much. I am so grateful for the subscribers who got me here and allow me to do what I do.
Congratulations Brock!! 100k no doubt that's a sweet wood splitter 👍
Great review, and it looks like a great log splitter.. fast for sure!
I installed a 501 Maico engine on my splitter and production tripled! Plus im holesshotting every moto.
Congrats on 100k Brock. Table looks low to me but looks well built and sounds like good history.
Looks efficient. I’ve never used one that cuts from the top like that and I have to say it makes me nervous just watching. Lol.
Congratulations 100k
Love running my Eastonmade Axis. You’re going to like the vertical splitter.
Congratulations on the 100K
That's the one I like that moves on its own , but I don't think I will cuz I don't do that much fire wood. Great job and it's great what u got.
I had never seen that particular machine before and I am impressed! I am all about simplicity and ease of maintenance and that machine looks like it has those things covered without sacrificing functionality. Fantastic and congrats on the 100k subs!
Thanks
Congratulations on 100k!🎉🎉
Thanks
love their design. Awesome Brock!
Thanks
I see just a couple comments on price. Seriously guys?
This shows how we completely lost sight on what things should cost.
$9,000 for this is simply outrageous.
The Eastonmade axis is 13,500 and it is a copy of this
@@RockhillfarmYT Well, this is non-sense. And I don’t mean this as an insult. It is honestly way too expensive for what it is.
Something like this should cost somewhere in the ballpark of $4,000 to $5,000. They just charge way too much, probably another case of small boutique shop syndrome.
Nice Splitter! 👍👍
Congrats on 100K subs.
If you have too many, I'll take some. 😆😆
Great choice on that powersplit, even if you just get to borrow it for the year. I have looked into their self propelled models and have always been super impressed with the quality of thier product. Commercial splitters arent light, and having self propelled options makes its nice for someone like me, that doesnt have a tractor or means of moving my splitter around.
Stay safe Brock✌️
-Jack
Thanks
you are bound to prefer a free one,,an unbiased choice ,,LOL
@jeremycollett2753 I decided what I wanted after testing different brands and then I contacted them and asked them if they would send it to me to demonstrate on the channel
The table could be 6 inches higher. I noticed that you are slightly stooped over while operating it.
Yes, I saw that too. He's a little hunched over at the neck and shoulders.
Woohoo!! 100k good job buddy, that splitter is slick. Simple fast and powerful, im sure its going to be a great splitter for you. For bundle wood these vertical splitters cant be beat!
It looks like a nice machine
Congrats on 100K Brock!!! Check out one eye customs for Doug’s small improvements on this type of splitter. Motor cover, nut protector and closer shutoff switch from operator station. Glad you’re able to get this to try for free for a year.
I think you'd definitely want Doug's "Nut Protector" mod!! Gotta keep the boys safe! LOL!
I would like to check it out, myself. Can you send me a link? Thank you.
Do they offer any different heights on that table?
Looks like an awesome machine, but I think I might want it just a little higher to be comfortable
Would be nice if adjustable
You are mr Happy and I'm not surprised.
Great video. I now have another option to add to my search. Several questions on your totes…1) Have you found them to be ideal for what you do or are there better options, and 2) I noticed some of the totes had the fronts removed…do totes come like this or did you need to modify them? Thank you.
I cut the fronts out of them. I’ve been really happy with using them. The customers always bring them back after emptying out the firewood.
As long as you can find them at a reasonable price. Here is my video on the totes.
Are IBC Totes Really Worth Using for Firewood?
th-cam.com/video/kcndkQWms7I/w-d-xo.html
Two issues I see is all blocks have to be cut square at least on one end and the wedge dont go all the way down. I dont have all self splitting wood like you have, I have lot of yellow birch and beech which are stringy wood, so lot of times I have run my ram right to the end, I'm not a fan of pull yank tug to get split wood apart, I'm the only one that sharpens a splitter wedge........
In the right wood, my Wolfe Ridge will beat the Power-Split in production. But for making the best looking firewood possible, a good vertical splitter will smoke mine in the pretty firewood department. Which makes it tough on which style of splitter to choose.
I took a quick look at this splitter and maybe someone else has noticed this, but why do they have the filter after the manifold? Why are they not filtering before it goes through the pump and manifold?? Any rust or debris are going to potentially go through the entire system before being filtered out.
WOW, SUPER WICKED COOL BROTHER... I'LL HAVE TO SAVE UP FOR THIS OR SELL MY BODY. THE LATTER OF WHICH IS LEAST APPLICABLE... STAY COOL BROTHER... PEACE FROM CREEL CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO...
What are those metal crates that are holding your firewood? What are they called and where can I get them?
they are IBC totes and can usually be found on Facebook marketplace
Here is a video about them: th-cam.com/video/kcndkQWms7I/w-d-xo.html
@@RockhillfarmYT Thank you for such a quick reply and resolving my headache of trying to figure this out. :P I've been searching and searching and just couldn't figure out what they were. You're awesome.
I think anybody with any welding skills at all could build one of those out of a 1200 dollar big box store splitter, some sheet metal , for about a forth of the cost of that one.
Another great Canadian product.
Did you meet the girls from Lumber Capital Log Yard? They cut lumber for the family business. Also, demo several pieces of equipment. One is similar to your new splitter.
We didn’t get there until Sunday and most of the other channels had already left.
I watched their videos, but did not get to meet them.
Great design crazy price. It’s very similar to a 1500 log splitter just has a table and some longer hoses. I’d go 4k but not 9
Any log splitter with a hydraulic log lift is going to be a minimum of $5000.
The closest competitor to this is the Eastonmade Axis which is $13,500
@@RockhillfarmYT they are awesome but I bet in a few years the prices come way down when competitors start producing them cheaper. Not saying they are not quality by 9 k is outrageous for that models. People got money to blow and that’s why we have 90k trucks. If people didn’t take 10 year loans and loads of debt and just didn’t buy them prices would plummet. As a whole we are very dumb with our money these days.
@@charger7022 I think if you had the table rise up and down to ground level and welded the blade on the mast, you could have the hydraulic log lift at little extra cost. the hydraulic ram would be twice as long, but you would only need a single spool valve.
That's an amazing machine!
I’ve got a few hours on it now and I’m real happy with it
My only negative I see with this splitter is the cost. As you said it's very simple in design and function. So my question is why over $9000.00 dollars for something that is very basic. I understand it's built beefy and strong but that can't justify that kind of cost in my opinion. Sorry for the negativity and I think it's a great splitter but I really think they could do better on the cost since I'm sure the markup is very high.
I don’t have any insider information on their cost. Nothing wrong with sharing your honest opinion
I agree on your observations.. I love the design and simplicity of it. The table should be taller off the ground, 30 to 32" sounds about right for the table height. You could probably make the height adjustable but that adds a lot of complexity unless you just raise the whole thing from the axle. I've been looking for a great design to build for myself and this one fits the bill nicely. I have a one man fabrication shop... I can definitely build this just from looking at the pictures. Your probably looking at close to $4000 in materials at "one off" prices, for the quality of materials and hydraulics put into this thing. If one had the inclination to shop around and perhaps use some lesser quality but equally capable parts, the materials could probably had for around $2000, which is the route I'd probably take. There's quite a bit of labor involved, but if one is doing it as a labor of love and a fun project who cares.
Agree, this is waaaay too expensive for what it is. People working should earn their money, no issue with this, but this is outrageous.
@Maxime-ho9iv it’s $4000 cheaper than the more popular competitor that is actually copied from this design
The axis 20 is 16k
At the end of the year I'd tell 'em, "That ain't goin' nowhere"!
Nice splitter Brock. Looks pretty solid, efficient and easy to use.
those splitter were invented and made in Quebec, Canada by power split international. Great product but watch your fingers. those splitter are the one's rental store rent. i hear story of someone as loose half is hand with this. always leave your hands on each side of the logs never never let a finger on top of the log. there is a learning curve there but doable.
Wish they were in the UK !
I have the best log spitter ever. It's called two Grandsons that are strong like bull that will always help Grandma and Grandpa. Cut, split, stacked and put in the house. The only payment is Grandma's cooking.
I have watched several guys run there professional splitters..but your all splitting straight grain seasoned wood..is like to see how well they run on some really knotty wood..pine or spruce..hemlock
We never have pine on my property or any kind of softwood.
I don’t know what I happen to have this day in that video but I’ve got a bunch of videos running this splitter and 90% of it is oak.
I also did a video where I sought out some of the hardest wood to split like gum and Hickory
Everything about that splitter makes sense. The only small negative I see is that the splitting table is 6-8 inches too low. Leaning forward for hours and hours of splitting makes for poor posture and a sore back. Great vid. Thanks!
Get a stool with a cushion and sit down
Everything except the price! What a waste of money…10,500 for that? No thanks.
It would b nice to have it where the table would raise and lower to what size of wood
Very nice, one thing I am 6’1 and that look pretty low to me. So might not be good for your back.
, they have a version with us taller table. I didn’t know that when I ordered mine.
Hello, good work. I have question, how it work so fast? What kind of pump do you have there?
I understand why the table is not adjustable. I went to their website. There's 1/2 or 3/4 steel reinforcing the deck. It will take a LOT of weight and will be stable, not be flimsy. It's also built for for options that need to be really strong. If that's a problem for the tall folks, just build the deck up...fashion a couple of 2 x12s together. (I did a screenshot highlighting underneath build but can't post picture or the link)
Or dig a hole in front of it.
@@paulhare662 Then what? Fill the hole with water?
I wonder why they would make the table so incredibly low?? Other than that it looks awesome
Omg # 2 I was waiting for it to post and it did and I'm a looser lol
Looks sweet
Did they give you any suggestions for how to raise the machine. If you wanted? How do you like/dislike the height as is?
I did not know it when I ordered mine but you can get it made 3 inches taller. The height has not really bothered me but I do think the ideal height would be a little taller.
The hydraulic cylinder looks small. How does the log splitter do with a piece of hickory or knotty wet oak?
A lot of comments about the table height. Can you address that in an upcoming video? Also, what is the height of that table? It looks like you had a slight slouch, and I just think of how much my back would hurt (I’m over 6’3”).
I don’t comment much, but do watch almost all of the videos. Congrats on the 100k mark.
hi there real nice splitter , did we meet at the PB show . john
We didn’t. Unfortunately, I was only there on Sunday. I did see you on the hard working man video
hi we closed up the spot around 12 for the long drive home , maybe next year . john@@RockhillfarmYT
Can you make me 100 tooth pick? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Nice machine .
Brock, congratulations on 100k! I think you made a great choice. Thanks for taking us through your reasoning and decision making process.
Thanks
Need to get you a bundler!
I actually have a bundler more
Awesome to see Bruce force commenting. I love your splitters.
I looked at them quite a bit at the Paul Bunyan Show
Wow nice machine
I’ve been using it for a few months and I’m really happy with it
I been looking at Easton axis. I decided on a vertical setup like this. how many brands offer a vertical splitter like this. I am just starting my research. I have a tym t494 with fransgarde sk-950 log grapple. similar design to frostbite but heavier despite being made of hardox. made in Denmark. great fit and finish. about $500 more than frostbite. $23-$2400 as I recall with all brackets. I got to say the fit and finish is a cut above.great for full load or picking that one log u want.ya don't see many vidjas on Fransgard the 950 is for a t574 size machine. the 1400 is for 75-130 hp tractor or skid. the smaller one is way beefier than frostbite.MADE BY VIKINGS I think jswoodhouse or Cummings&Bricker dealers
Off the top of my head, I know four brands.
Split force is a copy of this splitter.
Easton made and Wolfridge have their own versions that are probably more robust, but also cost more
It would be great to add a laser to help aim where the hammer will land.
Safety violation! Look at the video at at 12:24 . Overconfidence can lead to a bad habit can lead to and accident. (Ask me how I know). Great demo on splitting dried slabs; thats what I need for my tiny stove.
yeah, nice unit
I really like it, what the odds of a set to set on ??😊
That's a really nice machine but them welds are pretty gobby
Its time for a one year update. Please post the link
Dis is amazing
I’m just north of Topeka. So I’m guessing they have a dealer there? What’s the name of the business. Would like to go check them out.
how much do the stacks in those metal frames weigh?
Topeka KS! That's where I live. 👍🏿
I’m in Columbus Kansas. Topeka, maybe three hours.
@@RockhillfarmYT where is their shop located in Topeka? I couldn't find it online. Thanks
Looks like a fantastic splitter. But for a guy who might need to split 5 cords a year, I can’t justify the price of this beauty
Have you tried this on hedge? We are in Kansas and prefer hedge (osage orange), which is very dense, as you know. We also use oak and walnut (both hard wood), hackberry (stringy) and locust (all in descending order). We have a hydraulic, gas powered non-commercial grade wood splitter for our own family needs. I have a son considering selling firewood so I am looking at a potential upgrade and found your video. TIA for any help.
I forgot I had already asked this, in shorter form, but i guess i am still hoping someone knowledgeable will chime in. Thanks.
I’m also in Kansas. I did a follow up video on hickory because it was the hardest wood I had access to
What kind of wood are you splitting
i've run this splitter for 2 yrs. no the table is not to low. you want to be able to look at the top of the rounds when splitting. its a super fast. works great on wood with straight grain. it will get stuck in oak or stuff that would be stubborn.
the splitter uses a flywheel weight which is how they get away with smaller engine but still has good power.
eastonmade boxwedge setup it a better design. both are way overpriced. you can buy a miller mig welder, steel and hydraulics and still have 5k to put towards a mini excavator. one with a hydraulic thumb works the best
How will this sp litter do on hickory and white oak.
Like this:
Splitting Gnarly Hickory on the Power Split
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Can you tell me how much this is with your discount? Would like to get this unit. Thanks for the great video and info.
It’s 9500 minus the 5% off but I don’t know about the taxes or the shipping
Did you get any options they show on the website?