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We just got done splitting a trailer load of wood with our MTD 20 ton splitter and was suprised how much it split on less than a tank of fuel. We filled a 16ft livestock trailer up, I am guessing around 1 cord of wood, maybe a little less. What I couldn't believe was it split all that on one tank of gas and it still had some fuel left. I wish I had a pic of the loaded trailer. It probably took around 1 to 1 1/2 hours to fill it up. Picture a 16ft livestock trailer with it filled up about half way up the side. Talk about a load, it was only filled halfway up and the tires were still squatting. Most of it was oak, some poplar and sycamore.
Normally we don't split that much at one time but I couldn't believe it can split that much on a tank of fuel. I am not sure how big the fuel tank is but I would guess a gallon or less. Just curious how much you guys can split on a tank of fuel and what kind of splitter are you using. How big of a difference does the tonnage make on fuel effeciency?
Normally we don't split that much at one time but I couldn't believe it can split that much on a tank of fuel. I am not sure how big the fuel tank is but I would guess a gallon or less. Just curious how much you guys can split on a tank of fuel and what kind of splitter are you using. How big of a difference does the tonnage make on fuel effeciency?