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Firewood, Heating and Wood Burning Equipment
anybody heard of the Super Split Log Splitter?
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<blockquote data-quote="Ford&#039;s Lawncare" data-source="post: 772484" data-attributes="member: 17579"><p>Hello,</p><p>I have been selling firewood for a couple of years now. I have a pretty basic setup, just cut it to length then split it in my splitter. I have a basic splitter too, that I made with a hydraulic ram and 5 horse b+s on it. A guy I know, who cuts about 300 cord a year raved about the rack and pinion style splitter, which he uses for all his wood. The particular one he has is called a super split, I found thier website, <a href="http://www.supersplit.com" target="_blank">www.supersplit.com</a>. Since these are a bit more expensive then a regular splitter, I was woundering if any of you guys use these or have heard of them. According to the website, they have a 3 second cycle time, and I looked at some of the videos on youtube, sure enough they are much faster then hydraulic splitters. I am seriously looking into these splitters, as I do not have the money to afford a fancy processor. Any ideas would be much appreciated. Thanks!</p><p></p><p>Dan Ford</p><p>Ford's Lawncare</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ford's Lawncare, post: 772484, member: 17579"] Hello, I have been selling firewood for a couple of years now. I have a pretty basic setup, just cut it to length then split it in my splitter. I have a basic splitter too, that I made with a hydraulic ram and 5 horse b+s on it. A guy I know, who cuts about 300 cord a year raved about the rack and pinion style splitter, which he uses for all his wood. The particular one he has is called a super split, I found thier website, [url]www.supersplit.com[/url]. Since these are a bit more expensive then a regular splitter, I was woundering if any of you guys use these or have heard of them. According to the website, they have a 3 second cycle time, and I looked at some of the videos on youtube, sure enough they are much faster then hydraulic splitters. I am seriously looking into these splitters, as I do not have the money to afford a fancy processor. Any ideas would be much appreciated. Thanks! Dan Ford Ford's Lawncare [/QUOTE]
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