Testing Out the All New Black Splitter Grapple Attachment

[@jakebredthauer5100]

Splitting the logs makes it possible to use a smaller firewood processor. Are you working right on the concrete so the point of the splitter damages the concrete? Perhaps you could put down pallets to work on. I think we need a one year review on the grapple, when you have more experience. What about engine exhaust inside the building? If you get a headache, that would be from carbon monoxide. If it is bad enough you can die from it. I suppose you have done a video on your building, I don't know. The end was not very clear. You said if you already have one. I guess you meant if you already had a black splitter. What species of wood is that, green or dry? Is it easier to split green or dry? If you showed us what bent, I missed it.

[@heatherhaddon5489]

Excellent video 🤙🏻

[@nickthrane4940]

Nice setup. Hmm definitely saves time handling having 2 in 1 but does look like it would get in the way especially in your shop space and being concrete pad you gotta be way more careful. How much does it run price wise to have both?

[@williswoodproducts]

Price difference is about ~$3000 depending on where you are with the cost of freight. Most of the time we are in the wood yard on top of layers of bark splitting wood with the screw. I just happen to have a bunch of wood in the shop that needed to be split that’s what we were doing it on concrete

[@Deutschehordenelite]

Greetings from germany :D

[@williswoodproducts]

Thanks for watching!

[@jakebredthauer5100]

I made a comment but it says there are no comments. Does that mean I am being censored?

[@williswoodproducts]

Nope not at all

[@jakebredthauer5100]

@@williswoodproducts Did you see it? If you did not see it then it must have been censored.