It is a great splitter. I would think you would be very happy with it. It is powerful and fast for a hydraulic. The 3 1/2 inch rod is impressive.
It has a huge hydraulic tank w/filter and site glass; dump valve for quick return stroke; you can stand between log lift and tire on the work side of machine; electric start; five gallon fuel tank; and a huge plus with any splitter is the adjustable height wedge, and it is just a brute of a machine at 1,450 pounds. You will need something to move it with, and preferably keep it hitched to. Otherwise, if free standing the rear foot needs to be down or it will tip with the outside table loaded, which means crawling around to pin the foot. There is no suspension for road towing, but unlikely you will need it in your situation. It is a proven machine, and already on your wood lot. The log lift, extra cylinder cycle speed, electric start on a bigger splitter, large wheels, and large off engine mounted fuel tank are all small pluses.
Eastonmade looks impressive. I saw them at the Ohio Paul Bunyan Show. I also emailed them a month before the show and actually got a reply. I have also seen his post on this site.
If buying new again I would go with Eastonmade based on price and design.
Your situation is very different, and personally I would buy the used Timberwolf and modify the four-way wedge again, making it a shelf to hold the upper splits for re-splitting.
One difference in design is the round cradle on the beam allows the wedge to be adjusted down if necessary when full of splits. The TW-6 requires clearing the lower splits from the wedge. I believe the Eastonmade runs a smaller engine and higher psi pressure. Not sure about the fuel tank.
