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Lasco splitter, 2.7 ton digger.  It doesn’t break up lengths pretty but will break down stuff you don’t want to put a saw near, like  ugly beech with rot and metal.  
  If you not needing a mini digger then look out for a Back hoe, 3cx or similar.  Lot more metal for your money. And handy for your place and jobs. 

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3 hours ago, doobin said:

I’ve been amazed what my auger mounted cone splitter on my e27 will split.

 

id forget feeding it through a processor afterwards though. Just doesn’t work. You have very little control

over how it splits. Look at a big horizontal splitter instead. 

Any pictures? Often wondered about getting one on my auger too.

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9 hours ago, doobin said:

I’ve been amazed what my auger mounted cone splitter on my e27 will split.

 

id forget feeding it through a processor afterwards though. Just doesn’t work. You have very little control

over how it splits. Look at a big horizontal splitter instead. 

To be honest most of it would be for biomass boiler in 1 m lengths but I have a load of relatively straight ash I was going to mill but thought would be ok for processing if it was in billets as I’m about two loads short.

I was thinking today  maybe the splitter could be mounted the valtras loader. 

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30 minutes ago, MattyF said:

To be honest most of it would be for biomass boiler in 1 m lengths but I have a load of relatively straight ash I was going to mill but thought would be ok for processing if it was in billets as I’m about two loads short.

I was thinking today  maybe the splitter could be mounted the valtras loader. 

A splitter on a loader sounds awkward and frustrating to me. Sure it can be done to a degree but the digger will have alot more finesse 

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