Halverson Wood Processor Product Overview + Field Demo | Skid Steer Solutions

Halverson Wood Products Inc. has revolutionized the timber and forestry industry with this attachment. Check it out on our website - bit.ly/2Bd00Ex: The HWP-140 is perfect for both commercial use and individuals with large amounts of logs to turn into firewood. Turn your big wood processing projects into one man jobs. Check it out on our website: www.skidsteers...

[@kerrywright2645]

15" diameter Max log is way small. Most of what I get from the log truck is more like 24" diameter range. Is there a larger version or plans to make a larger version in the near future?

[@machinist7230]

They have models that can handle up to a 22" dia log. Not cheap at 20 grand+

[@yellowmetaldriver1460]

Those only use a 13.5ton ram? is the log splitting force value posted in the video correct? Thats not very much and for something of the calibure I would think a 30 or 35 TON ram

[@danbailey2393]

This would be great, only down fall is in iowa we have bent trees with limbs! ;)

[@KingKatRider]

Still works on bent trees, I do it (but can be an issue)

[@zfilmmaker]

I want to see how they got the last log positioned.

[@sergedeschenes7707]

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[@robertmycroft8268]

How do you position the log once you load it onto the cutting deck? If you pay attention to the video when you first roll the log onto the deck the log is covering the splitter bar, then the video goes to a new frame and the log is now positioned behind the splitter bar. How did the log make this adjustment while you were inside the cab?

[@SkidSteerSolutions]

Robert, nice catch. Looks like we may have done some "behind the scenes" work there between the frames... You would want to pick up the log so that is is behind the splitter bar when you roll it back. As you can see we picked up the log too far to the operators right and could have easily picked it up slightly more on the left side which would have solved this issue. Thanks for keeping us accountable.

[@martinneps9387]

Would this work on a Bobcat 5600 machine yes or no please comment back thank you for this video

[@josevelasco3245]

Nice, I am in the market for this. How is the visibility from the cab? I wish the 140 had hydraulic controlled wedge, don't want to up to the 150 for that. I also like the music...sounds like a Nintendo game!

[@SkidSteerSolutions]

Hi, unfortunately we do not sell this product anymore, but we appreciate your comment. Please let us know if you are looking for anything else, we are happy to help.

[@julioramos6522]

What is the price of the HWP-140 firewood processor?

[@machinist7230]

About $16 grand.

[@poorsalotto6108]

How much gas does it take to split a face card though????

[@taanggg]

How much the wood processor cost and where it available?

[@jakestahl749]

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[@nelsonstree436]

I have a video of the splitter that I attached to my mini skid steer 30 ton force splitting up a 48" oak. Cost $1,200 works like a champ. Look up Boxer with wood splitter attachment by Nelson's tree.

[@carle5538]

hi, these processors are super expensive. What is the website for Boxer ? Thanks

[@yellowmetaldriver1460]

What has happened since this video? You no longer offer this on your website interested to know why.

[@SkidSteerSolutions]

We no longer carry the Halverson wood processor, but we do have a variety of high quality wood processing attachments which you can view here: www.skidsteersolutions.com/skid-steer-attachments/tree-removal/log-splitters

[@macnudd]

Will you make this to work on the Avant, or Multione one power plants?

[@SkidSteerSolutions]

Hi Macnuth, We can make adaptations as long as your machine meets the flow requirement and lift requirement. Give us a call or send us an email (Visit our website - www.skidsteersolutions.com).

[@EterraUSA]

Rob knows his stuff.

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[@dominickreginald5969]

@Jaxx Mateo Instablaster ;)

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[@jaxxmateo4505]

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[@dominickreginald5969]

@Jaxx Mateo happy to help xD

[@terrysaunders8948]

I like it and will it go on a bobcat?

[@davevestal3595]

terry saunders bobcat makes one

[@berniedeveaux7723]

Amazing

[@briankirwan9588]

Cool concept,

[@paddydunne774]

Hiya I did e mail you a ways back about getting one to Europe France via Uk. You were working on getting Type Approval how is that going. We still havnt decided on a Machine as yet. Yours it still on the radar. Regards Padd

[@SkidSteerSolutions]

Hi Paddy! I can't seem to find you in the emails I have access to. Could you please email [e-mail], just one more time. I'm sure they have it and are working on it. :D Thank you so much for choosing SkidSteerSolutions.com

[@SkidSteerSolutions]

Hi Paddy! Please send an email to [e-mail]. We'd greatly appreciate hearing from you, and our sales team will get you exactly what you need. www.skidsteersolutions.com for more info!

[@briantomassacci9970]

It would be nice to see this video showing all steps. Ok... we see how it can split a log, how about when you get down to that last piece? I'd it falling nice? Being placed by hand? Are we just throwing that piece away? How about positioning of a longer log? This video skips a few concerning steps. It also is in a faster speed when cutting and splitting. It would be nice to see it in normal speed.

[@SkidSteerSolutions]

Hi Brian, unfortunately, we don't carry this specific product anymore but we will keep your feedback into account when we are going to shoot other videos!

[@EterraUSA]

SO COOL!

[@mustangshelby4423]

Awesome!!

[@Lanninglongarmmowing]

That is so cool.

[@getsum697]

I am in the market for one but it would seem the company would do a better job of answering the questions posted. I know I do in my business.

[@SkidSteerSolutions]

Hi there! We no longer carry the Halverson attachment, but we do have several others which you can find on our website. Several of the TM splitters are currently in stock: www.skidsteersolutions.com/skid-steer-attachments/tree-removal/log-splitters You can also reach us at 866-966-2538. Thank you!

[@getsum697]

@@SkidSteerSolutions Thank You, I will!

[@clinterinturner9659]

How much $

[@KingKatRider]

Weak spot is the addon controls. Buttons not the best quality. Should be hardwired for the machine.

[@ethanutter7971]

21'000$ just for that unit

[@sausage408]

Wow is that ever slow.

[@intense5335]

You need to get this thing in the 5 thousand dollar price range and you'll make more money by doing volume selling.

[@SkidSteerSolutions]

That's true, but that $5K attachment will fall a part just like the $400 pallet forks everyone is buying from China. You get what you pay for. If you want a well built unit that will last you 5 years + then you have to pay and that's the attachment we will provide even if a $5K unit was available. Because we know a $5K unit will fall a part and be a customer service night mare for us and the customer. We aim to please! We aim for quality!

[@getsum697]

@@SkidSteerSolutions Not to mention when you deal with customers that prefer to buy Chinese crap and focus solely on buying cheap...they are not worst customers to have and are impossible to please.

[@kennethsmith5454]

Nice....

[@tylerhart5083]

14 ton splitting force? Weak.... And max log diameter 15 inches... holy.... Put this toy in the kids' play room.....

[@sarahann530]

Tyler Hart Post a video of your superior machine and we will compare .

[@jjr897]

Tyler Hart I agree I use a 35 ton log splitter because I split mostly oak. And sometimes that struggles. And I'm usually splitting logs that are more like 20 to 30 inch diameter

[@sarahann530]

jjr897 Do you use a semi to haul your logs ?

[@tylerhart5083]

Yeah I do actually. Also use a Cat 314 excavator to load them.

[@sarahann530]

Tyler Hart So if you have the capital invested in that equipment you are a professional . This machine is designed for the smaller operator that works out of his pickup truck . In the majority of cases the need to have a CDL-A a medical card and the limitations of a log book make the use of a Semi unsuitable for somebody in the Lumber/Firewood business which tends to be seasonal at best . The fact that you have a Semi and a Cat Loader would mean that you are doing the volume that would cover the cost of a heavier duty log splitter . Well done you , I am impressed !

[@marshallgibson7817]

Two things... First off. Awesome fucking music Second. Too many jump cuts. I want to see this thing work through 3 or 4 logs without a skip. I'm inclined to think it doesn't work that smoothly if you won't show it doing a whole log without an edit. In conclusion. If this thing does work very well, it would be great because I could operate it wasted drunk, which is the only way to cut firewood.

[@SkidSteerSolutions]

The music was kind of a joke at first, then we all dressed up and starting dancing to it while cutting wood ;) We can post a raw video in the future, and we will. Thanks for your input! We hope you get to operate one of these attachments, however we don't condone being under the influence while operating a piece of machinery that includes a chain saw, for obvious reasons :D

[@marshallgibson7817]

Skid Steer Solutions ha ha. Very classy

[@plowmaster1206]

Internet reply of the day

[@nelsonstree436]

You wont make the skid steer payment with this attachment. Even if you could find enough straight logs. Firewood is a low return on money. That skid steer can make way more doing other things.

[@g-ridez1460]

Take my money

[@danceswithstone]

Great, take an expensive machine, remove it from production, add a $20k+ attachment and make an operator sit on his ass for hours. In return, you get a couple dirty cords of wood worth $200 bucks. Brilliant!

[@boitanoexcavation3564]

Great unit but at $21K it would take 100 cords of wood to pay for it

[@SkidSteerSolutions]

It's a high quality unit and it demands the price. They aren't built cheaply and they aren't built by the thousands. You're right on the money. In our opinion and having sold these to happy customers, it's the efficiencies that you aren't speaking of and the ease of use and other saved costs with only needing one machine and one man to operate. Not to mention the toll on the body of manual work... The owner of this unit is going to much much happier! haha That I bet we can agree on!!

[@danceswithstone]

If you could magically get it to process free logs without turning it on... Sure, 100 cords should do it.

[@marcsimard2723]

All that for just 2 cords an hour?? Inefficient for people who are too fat

[@everardoespinosa7519]

Show the whole log being ran through its the end that causes trouble

[@SkidSteerSolutions]

What do you mean about the trouble? We didn't have any trouble.

[@jparedbarn2020]

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[@davevestal3595]

If you look at the bobcat wood processe you won't buy this

[@skookumjt]

He's talking about the Hahn processor. On youtube it says bobcat processor.

[@witkr904]

Way to slow for commercial use trying to make money

[@kerrilange4872]

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