Wolfe Ridge 35 SHO Box Wedge Log Splitter With Kubota Diesel POWER!

[@BeavertonFamilyFirewood]

Thank you Wolfe Ridge team! Cant wait to run it! You guys are awesome!

[@WolfeRidge]

Thank you for choosing Wolfe Ridge and welcome to the #WolfeRidgeFamily

[@toddsoutsideagain]

That 35 SHO is a beast! Kubota sounded great on it. Well done Wolfe Ridge! Another great video Bob👊🏻

[@JohnWinsemius]

Very nice machine very impressive. It sounds as if there is to much friction on the splits as they exit the splitter a slight adjustment in the angle of the top plate might reduce the stress and strain on the box wedge

[@danshouseofsmokeandoutdoor7119]

She’s a beast for sure. Nice color as well. Great video Bob

[@ShermanLawncareAndFirewood]

Nice looking machine guys and a beast too. Great job 👍👍

[@timpoore837]

Great job Bob. I can see one of them in my yard in the future

[@piccosgreatoutdoors]

Absolutely amazing! Can’t wait to order a new machine from you all. Keep up the great work!

[@lyleharkness-rv5vf]

Great looking machine 👍 It did a great job on seasoned oak rounds.

[@BW35bucket]

Great content bob. That entire machine is built strong. The key item that sold me on that box wedge design is the pinned in place box wedge. No drifting from the hydraulic cylinder fighting that enormous pressure. Because there isn’t a hydraulic cylinder to deal with. All wood through center of wedge is consistent all day long. The wedge being truly a box with a heavy plate on bottom as well as the top. No open bottom on wedge. The wedge design was built to last. Thanks WolfRidge

[@WolfeRidge]

Thanks Bucket!

[@MillersStumpsandFirewood712]

That is a beast Bob,see ya this weekend

[@greglammers9905]

Nice well built machine. Definitely gonna need a conveyor to get the wood away.

[@larrykluckoutdoors8227]

Darn nice machine. Watching different guys split rounds. Has anyone ever ripped off the back of the machine trying to split something they shouldn’t be splitting.

[@FirewoodMidwest]

Don’t know how you can get any better than that. I mean, unless it was white and at my house!🤣 That 12 way is the ticket!👍🏻

[@WolfeRidge]

Thanks Rod!

[@davidcomunal7798]

love the splitter but i really feel it should have a hydraulic wedge adjustment it is a production machine otherwise another great wolf ridge product

[@davidcomunal7798]

i agree

[@sneak6654]

The 17 VSE is a great alternative for folks who prefer to split firewood in a shop or any enclosed building to stay out of the ☀️☔️❄️🌬️🥶

[@sneak6654]

I was commenting on the 17 VSE video and somehow it ended up on the 35 SHO box wedge video, oops 😬

[@ChrisLascari]

Very nice machine

[@lillysfarmandfirewood]

Very cool Bob. I am definitely not faster with a axe!

[@carltonharkness2272]

How big of wood will split I get some 40 to50 inch stuff

[@BeavertonFamilyFirewood]

Bob, WR team, can you double check if bronze slides need lubrication? I always thought that unless they are graphite plugged, they needed some lubricant. Unlike steel, bronze will micro absorb some so that you can reduce the feequency. Are the slides made of special self lubricating bronze?

[@BeavertonFamilyFirewood]

Posting a follow up, Bob informed me that slides do have graphite in them.

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

Hey that's a nice color. Lights are needed for towing. Did you say this is going to be in Oregon??

[@WolfeRidge]

Yes sir! Thanks Dan

[@BeavertonFamilyFirewood]

Dan, I subscribe to your channel. We will be running this awesome machine and hoping to post a few videos. Hopefully with BW, won't have to wrestle with big fir like you have to 7:05 do. Box wedge 4in and 12 way should be the right tool for NW.

[@Z-Bart]

Beast mode!

[@WilleysFirewood]

Excellent machine! I think it’s time to try a different brand than my Allwood.

[@gushoo6076]

@WilleysFirewood, May I ask what you don't like about your Allwood? It seems like they make a very good bunch of splitters just watching the videos. If I were to replace my splitter with another horizontal it would be either Allwood or Wolfe Ridge. Definitely Wolfe Ridge on the verticals. One of the other brands has scrambled trying to keep up with wolf ridge on the vertical machine. It strikes me as very funny and very complimentary to Wolfe Ridge having them do that. It should be illegal, but I guess you can copy anything that doesn't have a patent. Good for consumers but bad for the original designers of equipment that make a big impact in the market like Wolf Ridge did there.

[@WilleysFirewood]

@@gushoo6076 my Allwood is a great machine I just wish that it had the autocycle valves. It would make running the machine with one person much more efficient. I really like that the box wedge and traditional wedges can be swapped on and off the wolfridge as well. Mine is traditional knife setup only. No option for box wedge. Diesel is a much better option for longevity and fuel consumption as well.

[@gushoo6076]

@@WilleysFirewood Thank you. I was wondering if they looked better than they are somehow. Thankfully it seems they are very good like I was thinking. I appreciate your review and explanation a lot. Take care.

[@AATreeService]

@@gushoo6076i have an allwood with auto valves, it is just as big and powerful as this one. I didn’t get the diesel engine however. That being said, either one of those machines are top of the line, don’t think u can go wrong

[@felicisimogarcia6200]

Los troncos deberían subir por el lado del operador

[@kahvac]

Nice machine...seems to be struggling at times with the wood.

[@daveklein2826]

Not at all

[@kahvac]

@@daveklein2826 Probably just the wood.... its not the best.

[@BeavertonFamilyFirewood]

Also, fresh powder coat. I think once it wears out, it will shudder much less then it initially does. Another customer had similar issue

[@kahvac]

@@BeavertonFamilyFirewood That's exactly what it looks like.. the wood wants to bind making splitting much more difficult than it is. That's a beast of a machine ! Most impressive !

[@WideRiverOutdoors]

When you use the traditional wedges is the height of the splitting wedge able to be adjusted or is it in a fixed position on this model?

[@AATreeService]

They are adjustable just manual

[@WideRiverOutdoors]

@ thank you. I must’ve turned my head when I first watched the video and saw it this time around. I wish they made their box machine to have hydraulically adjustable wedges. Only reason I haven’t bought one.

[@AATreeService]

@@WideRiverOutdoorsthey make different sizes. I believe and I’m sure this is the main reason but the wedges are so much stronger when they are pinned

[@WideRiverOutdoors]

@ I saw that in a previous video. One of the WR owners mentioned other manufacturers box wedges raising up every so slightly. Unless there’s a safety issue with it I can’t see the offset to on the fly adjustability.

[@timpoore837]

You don’t need 2 people to change that wedge. Ben can do it one handed.

[@arnecarlsson9740]

This is a behemoth Bunyanesque colossal elephantine enormous gargantuan gigantic ginormous great Herculean huge hulking humongous immense jumbo large mammoth massive monster monstrous monumental mountainous prodigious pythonic sizable stupendous titanic tremendous vast Wolf Ridge Wood Splitter, but the price is right!

[@5075E]

That's dragging that engine down too far IMO, it's almost stalling completely out. Didn't see the performance with the lower GPM pump but there's no free lunch. My guess is that engine handles the load better but not quite as fast which would be easier on the engine and the way I would go.

[@BacktoBob1]

I don't think this one the fuel system was fully primed. The last video I did with a diesel it was much different, check out our most current video.

[@daleolson3506]

Seriously unplug a fan? When not in use?why aren’t the controls where they are handy?poorly thought out.

[@WolfeRidge]

They are centered so you can run from either side of the machine. Definitely thought out, but thanks!

[@BeavertonFamilyFirewood]

I think it only needs to be unplugged for long term storage. No issues leaving it plugged in for a week

[@AATreeService]

Tell Nick to not be so scared of that machine!

[@BacktoBob1]

Better safe than sorry.