Bilt hard 6.5 ton log Splitter Use & Review

Testing the power and capacity of the Bilt Hard 6.5 Ton Electric Log splitter.
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[@OldSoulMillennial]

Bilt Hard Log Splitter: amzn.to/4bpJ8LJ

[@geyser3445]

I bought a 5 ton Task Force Electric Splitter about 15 years ago from Lowes. It has been great and splits just about anything.

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Watching from South Africa

[@PainterD54]

Great splitter. After watching all the 5 to 6.5 ton splitters, this Bilt Hard unit seems to be the one I'd buy. I would probably pass on the stand and just make my own and add a log table to catch the split pieces. The price is the same as alot of 5 ton units so it's a no brainer.

[@christopherwest5840]

Oak is easy, especially red oak unless at a notch or twist. Try some elm for a good test.

[@ianwhitford3596]

Wow. It works really well. Mine is a Ret hard.

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Watching from South Africa/Mpumalanga Provice. Well done . I always prepare for winter months, 'cause here in my area is pretty cold in winter months.

[@ron827]

In my 45 years of splitting firewood with a hydraulic splitter, I have found "straight grained" oak, ash and maple to be very easy to split with some crotches being a challenge. Now that I burn very little wood in my seasonal cabin, I split it all with wedges and a maul. The REAL test of any splitter is American Elm and I doubt an electric 6.5T splitter would be satisfactory. As always, the right tool is needed for the right job.

[@user-gg6pt2iy1f]

The big question is how long is your extension lead and thicknesses of cable?

[@OldSoulMillennial]

@@user-gg6pt2iy1f 100’ 10 gauge. Link to what I bought. amzn.to/3MgwhAx Wasn’t cheap. All depends how far away from an outlet you want to be.

[@niceride]

12:30 "Let me flip this around... let's try right here see what it'll do, alright could not go through it that time. I mean at the end of the day this isn't a 27 ton splitter..." 😆That looks like you're abusing a tweezers to shave a yak. Neat for if you don't fancy swinging an axe to split smaller limbs and kindling. If you need a full size electric log splitter for those full rounds the Swisher LS22E can do it and has a bonus feature of emptying your wallet 😁 at 10x the cost.

[@TheSateef]

looks awesome. that discount code on amazon isn't working

[@OldSoulMillennial]

I think its only for their website

[@xurritoalejandro8109]

Not sure if you mentioned. Can it stand and cut vertical and horizontal?

[@OldSoulMillennial]

I would say it can only split in the horizontal position.

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Watching from South Africa