Countyline 25 ton log splitter in action

My thoughts on the countyline 25 ton log splittler over a few months of use.

[@ChuckisOutside]

That’s how to run a vertical log splitter. I see these people trying to run it standing and bent over. Thanks for the video. I just bought this splitter today.

[@AlecsHomestead]

Absolutely! Gotta keep it easy on the back. You’ll love the new splitter

[@JoshNoss]

I just bought one of these 6days ago and after using it a few times and trying to split these 16"-18" rounds of this stringy poplar it twisted the I-beam! Engine would stall out and I'd have to feather the control to get through and now I see the front seal is leaking on the cylinder! The 22 ton Huskee I got would go into low-range and power right through these same pieces but not this 25 ton countyline.. supposed to bring it and the wood into the store i bought it from tomorrow.. I'm thinking I don't want a replacement, I want a refund

[@PO4TI_MONSTR]

Приветствую. Не самое удобное положение для работы. А он может работать в горизонтальном положении?

[@SpartanTrees]

How long do you reckon it takes to split one rick?

[@AlecsHomestead]

What’s a rick? A facecord?

[@SpartanTrees]

@AlecsHomestead ughh, sureee👍

[@AlecsHomestead]

@@SpartanTrees I would say 30 minutes to an hour depending on size of the rounds and how fast I’m working

[@SpartanTrees]

Thank you. Trying to justify the cost of renting one or just buying one. Appreciate it👍

[@AlecsHomestead]

@@SpartanTrees No problem. I would think renting one would be worth it if you only rent it once a year after you accumulate a years worth of wood bucked into rounds. Otherwise I would buy it, that way you can do it little by little as you have free time