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7 hours ago, sandspider said:

What splitter is it, please?

 

Presumably the logs are seasoned as billets, then chopped into logs when seasoned? (Maybe a bit more seasoning once finally logged).

Thor magik. I recently bought one of a member on here and it's everything a splitter should be, powerful, easy to move ( when ram in down ) and more importantly quick.

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It is a Thor splitter 34.VS.10.PD.  https://www.daviesimplementsltd.co.uk/product/forestry/log-splitters/magik-and-super-magik/

 

Yes split into billets and stack as picture below, cover the top with a tarp. Does mean they can be got down to 18% moisture in one spring and summer if catching the wind and sun right. 

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Anyone know what sort of money they are? And anyone experienced the electric one in comparison to the above petrol one?

 

July last year I paid £2300 plus £180 all

plus vat for a midway table. Splitter was an ex demo model, so slightly cheaper.

Been great.

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