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Thor Mignon Prof 11T log splitter NO VAT Excellent condition - had v light use as can be seen looking at paintwork on photos. Subaru EX27 9.0hp engine Log centering foot pedal Large Pneumatic Tyres 3 working heights with removable table Video of machine running Collection from CH64 8TL£1,600
, Cheshire - GB
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Firewood processor & operator for hire. Please note - I'm in the HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND. Will travel up to 40 miles from PH34. Can cut and split logs up to 12" in diameter, 2 or 4 way, up to 50cm long Will process several tonnes a day - more with one or two helpers to load logs Please PM me if you're interested -
Large driveway located on the kingsway, plenty space for access and can be dumped in driveway. Payment made on delivery.
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log splitter Wallenstein WX640 Log Splitter horizontal/vertical
Greg posted an advert in Firewood Machinery
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Wallenstein WX640 Log Splitter, 25t splitting ram, Honda engine, operates vertically and horizontally. Owned from new and used for own supply of logs only. Requires a new trailer suspension unit for one side (£90 for a pair) but other than that in good working order.£750
Congleton, Cheshire - GB
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Nearing decision time on a new splitter - which will be a tractor mounted vertical. It'll be used out in the forest and at home so PTO is an obvious necessity, however I'm just debating on whether it's worth also getting the electric motor option also. The thinking being quieter when at home, independent from any tractor breakdowns and also future proofed for if diesel use becomes an issue in future years. As the splitter is an expensive purchase and one to last a lifetime, the latter point is probably most important behind the thought but just wondering whether I'm over thinking/worrying about something that might not happen and whether it warrants the extra cost (approx 1k) of the elec option ?♂️. Thoughts welcome and also whether anyone has experience of tractor mounted PTO splitters with the elec option and how much they use it? From the data when in elec mode it's considerably slower than when run by the tractor!
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Any recommendations on logsplitters? Its for home use, so I wondered if there are any Heavy Duty Electric splitters around, as lower maintenance, noise, running cost than a petrol and will always be used not far from socket. And a motor should be cheaper than engine making cost of splitter less. There's hundreds of 4 -5 ton horizontal splitters at B&Q, screwfix, amazon etc but i think they all come out the same chinese factory but with a different branded box? Need one that splits stuff 2 - 3' dia not just twigs you could easily split with an axe. Anything more powerful? I know Oxdale do a 10ton electric model but found build quality poor when I used to have a tractor mounted splitter from them, and wedge wasn't a good design far too small. Company called Rock Machinery do one 12ton looks good (pics attached), anyone know if these are any good? Or other recommendations? Many thanks
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Evening, Been looking for a bigger log splitter for the oversized lengths to then put through the processor. Then saw one of J silk agricultural on eBay and seems to be ideal for the job and not a lot of money compared to other splitters. Just wondering if anyone else out there has got one or used one and what they are like and if any good? Any comments would be much appreciated. Cheers tomTom
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I hope to buy this 16-20 ton log splitter to run off my RB44, the Ebay seller says that it needs a flow rate of 30 liters per minute and a min PSI of 2300 - 2500. 16 - 20 TON HEAVY DUTY TRACTOR MOUNTED HYDRAULIC LOG SPLITTER | eBay Can anyone tell me if the RB's hydraulics are deffo up to spec for this? I already have a three point linkage on the back of my RB and am adding some extra pipes reach to the rear of the truck so hoping this will just be a case of bolt on, link up and start splitting!!
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Hi all, I've decided to take the plunge and purchase an electric log splitter. I've got around £400 - £500 to spend on one and just wanted to ask peoples advice on here prior to making a purchase. Is there any that shine above the others that I should be considering? Many thanks in advance. Steve.
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We are looking for a reliable and robust petrol log splitter for our yard to split a multitude of timber in all types of sizes following tree work completed. There are so many on the market and I have no knowledge of good or bad machines to avoid or consider. It would be very useful to get some feedback from other user experiences of different petrol log splitters. Thanks to anyone that has time to reply. Mark Hines
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Hi, Advice needed for a second hand firewood processor... make, chain or blade etc etc... Also what sort of price for age condition etc many thanks
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Hi guys, I'm looking to purchase a new log splitter and have seen this one 12 Ton Compact Log Splitter I can have it delivered to door for £750 Can anyone give some advice I'm not looking to sell loads just trees I take down Thanks for your help Paul
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My God check this out! [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bVAAx3mMKY]WORLDS FASTEST LOGSPLITTER - YouTube[/ame] It'll have your arm off!
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Is this a good idea or really dangerous [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlBXjE4w5zk&NR=1]YouTube - CEPAC ZA DRVA[/ame]
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Hi Guys thought you might be interested in having alook at my home built log splitter. My dad and i built it from an old bail spike frame and an 8" H-Iron girder. The ram if off an old digger and the rest of the steel was what we had around the farm. It will split 21/2 ft thick rings of any diamiter and it can be raised an lowered on the 3 point linkage to make it easyer to lift big rings on to it. It is a tad on the slow side because it runs off the tractor spool valves. But i am planning to fit a PTO pump and resivoir to the splitter to speed things up. Incidently if anyone has an old pto pump knocking about and are willing to part with it then give me a shout. [ame=http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=3EtAvLboLWE]http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=3EtAvLboLWE[/ame]
