WoodEze Electric Log Splitter Demo - Impressive Power!

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Video Highlights
1:18 Introducing the Woodeze Electric Log Splitters
1:46 The 4 ton Splitter
2:03 the Benefits of the 4 ton electric wood splitter
2:30 4 ton demonstration
5:17 The 7 ton Splitter
5:32 The benefits of the 7 ton electric wood splitter
6:24 7 ton demonstration
www.northlineex... demonstrates the awesome power of the WoodEze Electric Log Splitters. Take all the work out of splitting that wood pile with the new WoodEze 7-Ton Electric Log Splitter. The dependable electric engine runs on regular household current and features a ground fault breaker that protects against overload. With either 7 tons of splitting force or 4 tons, this splitter will split logs up to 20" long and 12" or more in diameter. The all steel construction makes this unit durable and tough allowing for years of dedicated service. Fully assembled when delivered this Wood Splitter makes splitting logs a simple task.
Two handed operation keeps your hands safe while operating. The left hand controls the hydraulic control lever, while the right hand controls the pushbutton switch. The log splitter will freeze with the absence of either hand. Only after both hands release the controls will the log pusher start to return to the starting position. This splitter provides a consistent, convenient, and secure cutting motion everytime. The incredibly designed two speed motor (7 ton model) provides 4 tons of force at a faster speed and 7 tons at a lower speed with the same single phase motor. The splitting force and speed are governed by the two-stage control lever. Push the lever in the first stage for faster speeds using less splitting force for usual logs or push the lever in the second stage for maximum splitting force at a lower speed to split particularly hard and seasoned logs. These stages can be shifted by simply raising and lowering a lever. Available in a 4 ton version and a 7 ton version, both firewood splitters provide great value, portability, ease of use, and safety. Low maintenance, always starts,

[@phuquetwo]

I'm using the 7 ton right now. Had it for 3 years. It's ok. Doesn't split everything. I bypassed the button for a one hand operation. I also put it on my tailgate of the truck and pull wood from it after getting a load. No bending over. Only drawback is initially lifting onto tailgate. Pretty heavy for one person.

[@tom2002a]

These are great and I got a good deal from Northline. UPS damaged the unit in delivery and Northline expressed the broken parts right away. I put it on a couple of saw horses when I split to avoid bending over. Also for shorter logs use a 4x4 piece as a spacer to save time.

[@chriskourlos4407]

Sold. Im getting one tomorrow. Fantastic product and way cheap too. Thankyoy bud👍

[@cutnshine]

Good video, thanks I have a 4 ton that's done a ton of splitting. 4 ton is all you need and is way way easier to move around. Cheers

[@muhammad8970]

I just ordered a 4-ton . Thanks for the info

[@NorthlineExpress]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@cowtongue1991]

that is one of the most quiet electric splitters here on youtube!!!! i like it looks like it works great!!!!

[@TFPilny]

Use a ratchet Bar Clamp to hold down the power button and leave the motor running. Uses less elctric because there is no start up, then you have 1 hand free. Also if your cutting 18 inch logs use vice pliers to shorten the ram range from going back to the stop.

[@suerodler2020]

Look up inventor Walter Rodler now has a 2016 patented safe split , now ALL electric can have a 8 inch x3/8 shear that makes kindling .

[@reno5948]

May want to save your back on future use, by installing in on some sort of higher stand. Either make one or buy one for $40.

[@daveh777]

I have a different 5 ton electric but I've always used it on a stand I built for it. It would be worthless to me on the ground like you use them due to my back.

[@Rudi165]

I've got the 7 ton brand new, and looking forward to use it. Nice jacket by the way :) ...

[@adirondacktrailmag]

Nice video! The video is authentic and provides a good demonstration of the WoodEze product.

[@donatopapadia5007]

Uno spaccalegna elettrico molto convincente.

[@d-op1502]

I wish they made these with a 1 button operation. I would entertain using one for light commercial use but the 2 hand is a no go. Lots of times I have to hold my hand on the unusually shaped log to hold it in the right spot to split where I want it to split for the correct size for customer requests.

[@phuquetwo]

I'm using one as I'm typing this. Had mine for 3 years. I bypassed the button. Simply tied the wires together. Took 5 min. Now one handed operation.

[@moniqueharger5414]

I was wanting know how to maintain bleeder value , because the pusher isn't decompressing?

[@karldepauw8924]

if you want a stand use 2 big logs off wood that are of the same hicht put your splitter on top make sure it is stable than you just have to bend douw to split the last 2 logs

[@HealthSupercharger]

Ok so it works nicely, but how many years will it last under normal use if you store it out of the elements?

[@tjgorla]

understand two hand control switches but man thats got to be hard on the back. you were bent over almost the whole time definatly not proper body mechanics. but other than that they seem to work well.

[@twoweary]

Yes, I put mine on a pallet on top of two saw horses.

[@ferrao123]

can some one explane me.. 1 thing. i bought a 7ton spliter and it dosent split the wood i have at home. some logs are smaler them the ones in the video. does it make diference if the wood is hold or just fresh cuted using these tipe os spiters?

[@silverfoils]

Great demo. Thanks.

[@426superbee4]

Its call Exercise. A free GYM! No pain No gain. People needs to work hard, and sweat heavy

[@426superbee4]

These maul are to thick. When you get a new maul grind them down to a slimmer edge. it only take 15 min. > If it don't penetrate, Its not going to split . If it bounces off? THE CUTTING EDGE ITS TO BLUNT OR DULL

[@jorgearraiol6350]

how many tons is it rated?

[@kevinminyard5265]

Only thing is northline say all there products are USA and after Ordering a 4 ton splitter on 4-22 went back and was looking at pics again and in one pic right on the side is says made in China sure hoping the one. i ordered isn't china !! I want a USA made

[@davesullivan8073]

You guys need to make yourselves some kinda splinting TABLE. All that lifting & bending is killing my BACK.

[@jolkraeremeark6949]

Then you'd have to lift the wood higher, no?

[@jofieh.5302]

AWSOME VID!

[@Thunderst0rn]

what kind of transmission do you use?

[@aboalyaman_4901]

How can I get it?

[@awk9991010]

This looks exactly the same as the Pow'R'Kraft, just a different name. Is that correct? I see your price is cheaper...

[@1969626]

115V AC - Make one that uses DC power and that can use a harbor freight 45 Watt Solar Panel Kit to operate it.

[@MikeOrazzi]

I wonder if you can power it with a battery and a small power inverter.

[@Thebowzer221]

You mention winterizing a gas powered splitter. Let me tell you how this is done. It isn't. There isn't any winterizing to do. I have had a 20 ton machine (with Honda 5.5) . It's now 17 years old and runs like new. And it can get to -temps in CT. at times. Starts on 1st or 2nd pull. Don't have to pick them big ones either, the machine works in verticle position as well.

[@pcking2008]

That can really spare a back on some of us guys with back issues.

[@tomlemme3175]

It's quiet the others seems loud

[@lastlife333]

how's your back doing woody?

[@halford3256]

thatss maple..

[@ronmcwhirter3641]

Seems to me that starting and stopping the motor over and over is a recipe for failure.

[@highcountrytimber]

Wish it had a foot switch. The control laid is to awkward for some people.

[@MikeOrazzi]

Or some kind of a wired remote. The switch could probably be re-wired.

[@eddytaylor3697]

I HATE TO BE THE ONE TO TELL YOU THIS, BUT THAT WOOD YOU ARE SPLITTING IS NOT OAK, IT IS MAPLE. I HAVE SOME OAK IN MY WOOD PILE YOU SHOULD TRY.

[@vince19682009]

Who cares, maple is harder to split.

[@brianeastman3547]

Green wood dries faster after it's split.

[@PaulBodyBuilder]

Nice Woodie! Lol

[@ЖЖЖЖЖЖЖЖЖЖЖЖЖЖ]

Уж лучше топором поработать чем так на карачках сидеть.

[@jimbelushi5434]

Sharpen your splitting maul dodo. 14:10

[@highcountrytimber]

The foot switch is a safer option for people with a disability.

[@telumears]

I just go to karate exhibitions and get the split boards for free.

[@gregkobylarz8648]

Wear face and eye protection!

[@kak8chak]

Way to slow man

[@rogmarcot8800]

Should you be wearing safety glasses ????

[@josephrichardson4678]

Yeah with protective layer of sack