That's a nice splitter if the wood that you have is straight and small enough to fit. The wood that's on my place wouldn't fit, the trees are too big in diameter. Unfortunately, they are Pin Oak, and there are branches coming out all over the place so they aren't fun to split, but they burn good! My cousin has a splitter like this, too bad he doesn't live closer! Looking at the website, he's got the Model 15-20 with an elevator to fill up the trailer. He has a small front end loader to load the logs. He's cutting lodgepole pine and shrink wrapping small buncles for sale at campgrounds, convenience storees, bait shops, etc.
Blockbuster wood processor [/quote]
It can handel biger zises but then you have to do a bit manuel
operationes, araound here you woul usualy get fairly god prices on bigger diameter, for other uses than fire wood.
My father used to say that the best firewood was the one that heated you more than once.
1.the jobb of cutting/splitting
2.transport/stocking
3.burning
Iff you had a real fight in any operationes that was extra heat,
and maybe even something to brag about, so if you can take that aproach its valueble firewood we are discusing.
PAUL
