Tajfun 400

[gdh]

Only about 150-200 I think, we tend to cut as we sell so it's slow now. To be honest we're just using it with the 6 way splitter on small 8-12 inch stuff because we only started buying bigger stuff in after we bought it.

It's still satisfying putting big logs through the 12 way when we get the chance though

[william petts]

So you've done a bit with it then, any problems or faults with it and likewise anything your really impressed with??

And there's nothing like putting the perfect logs through the processor and see if just munch through it pumping out the logs with ease!

[william petts]

Unfortunately I'm about to process some twisty eucalyptus that got dropped off yesterday, hate processing eucalyptus especially with chainsaw, although once fully seasoned and dry I quite like burning it, for me that just the obvious reason!!

[gdh]

The only fault we had was the hydraulic on the log clamp which was replaced under warranty, other than that we're really happy with it.

The auto height adjust on the splitter takes out alot of the fiddle out and there's loads of room inside if you have bent stuff. We've been cutting oak and the 25 ton splitter hasn't failed to split anything yet.

[william petts]

25 ton splitting ram is more tonnage than the 400 I take it, my dalen 11 and I very rarely struggle with it!

[william petts]

Then again I'm only splitting 4 way or with 6 way knives

[gdh]

The 400 is 15ton and that never struggled on a 6 way. The 480 splits at 15 or if it can't, slows down and goes to 25. You rarely use the max on either but it's nice to have it and it shows the chassis must be well built.

[william petts]

Yh very true

[william petts]

Do u have any vids of it going mate, I always prefer to see a vid of the machine working in normal work day conditions instead of the edited commercial sales pitch vids u see on YT where there using perfect wood in perfect conditions!

[gdh]

I'll try and record next time it's going. If you were closer I would say come and have a look but it's a bit far.