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Andy - a friend in Kincraig bought a Venom 22t on my suggestion last year and he is delighted with it. I used it the other day on the knottiest pine/larch imaginable and burr elm and it did the lot. If it couldn't split it, it cut it. It could be a bit better, ergonomically speaking, but for the money you'll not go wrong. I did 5 cube of brutally tough timber in 3 hours on about 3 litres of petrol. It also fits nicely in the back of the van.

 

If you are in Kincraig, give me a shout. I'm sure Mike would be happy to demo the machine for you.

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Andy - a friend in Kincraig bought a Venom 22t on my suggestion last year and he is delighted with it. I used it the other day on the knottiest pine/larch imaginable and burr elm and it did the lot. If it couldn't split it, it cut it. It could be a bit better, ergonomically speaking, but for the money you'll not go wrong. I did 5 cube of brutally tough timber in 3 hours on about 3 litres of petrol. It also fits nicely in the back of the van.

 

If you are in Kincraig, give me a shout. I'm sure Mike would be happy to demo the machine for you.

 

 

 

Sounds good to me. Done deal

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It's a great machine, and excellent build quality. Had mine just over a year now and very pleased with it. Done all sorts, from Knotty softwoods to very large ash rounds which have been sitting for a year, and nothing can stop it. Very helpful staff on the end of the phone, and the £100 build up fee is worth it. The only issue is the 4 way splitter. If you let it go all the way back, it can cause damage to the machine (bending a couple of bits of metal), so you have to stop the ram short on its return. But otherwise, it's bloody brilliant. I haven't done any road towing as it goes in the trailer.

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Hi, I'd be very interested to see what you think of the rt400. Can you split at waist height or is it mainly for billets?

 

 

You can only split at waist height i think, it's only horizontal when towing.

 

Max log length of 18" so no billets.

 

Impressed with it so far but not been used too much. Prob only done 3 cube

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