Wolfe Ridge 22 RS! Choosing Wedge Options For Bundle Grade Splits!!
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Getting more run time on the Wolfe Ridge 22RS! Splitting some Maple and exploring the wedge options for bundle grade splits. For info on Wolfe Ridge splitters check out the links below.
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Good one today for the masses. At 15:00 using the same strategies as a vertical on a horizontal is very efficient and produces with similar speed and quality either straight grain wood! I think we all forget to try to use as much of the wedge as we can splitting multiple big splits. What a word salad sorry I sound like politician lol. Good splitting session!
Thanks Stan! You got exactly what I was trying to prove to myself and also share with the viewers! I appreciate ya👊🏻
That 22rs is an amazing machine!! Glad you have the opportunity to run several machines for not only yourself, but for us to see the different equipment. Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
Yes it is David! Very enjoyable to run! I am grateful to have the opportunity to run these WR splitters. Everyone watching and supporting the channel has made this opportunity possible! My way of giving back it to put out some content running these splitters in hopes it’s helping others! Thanks for watching and commenting 👊🏻🇺🇸
Morning Todd , you are going to need a fleet of wheel barrows or a bigger trailer with that 22 RS . That was some beautiful maple bundle wood . 👍🏻🇺🇸🪵
😂 You are correct! It makes splits fast! I probably should have been putting bundle grade in the trailer and less desired bulk in the wheel barrows. Pretty much all this maple split up into bundle splits. I appreciate ya watching Del👊🏻🇺🇸
I have watched Jeremiah 608. The option of auto cycle without the lift seems like the ticket. I know he had a tractor to lift the big stuff but once they are split you still have the better parts of the tree to do. Snd the auto cycle is very beneficial in my opinion. The issue with having the large rounds from the tree service can be nullified with a powerful larger chainsaw. Then you still gave auto cycle for all the splits. In the end it is up to each person to decide but I am all in with the 22 rs auto and deal with the big stuff as you need too.
Good luck and thanks for showing us all the splitters and demos. Very very helpful for us that don’t have the connections. It helps you and us.
@@tpctrash Hello! Yeah to each their own I guess! I do love the auto cycle!! I split more tonight and was having an inner struggle about not getting auto cycle 🤣 I don’t like working with the big stuff. If all my rounds were manageable I would definitely get auto cycle. One other advantage to log lift is the extra room for staging rounds! Maybe auto cycle and a bigger table would be a great option. I’m glad this demo program has been helpful. Thats what it’s all about! Thanks for watching 👊🏻
That 22 RS really does seem like the best bang for the buck! Hope you guys had a great Thanksgiving!
It’s a great splitter! Hope y’all had a great Thanksgiving as well. I appreciate ya watching Tom👊🏻
Glad you doing this im in futeure maket for eityer a eastonmade ultra,or one of these ,glad your getting to show it,thanks for video
Well I have ran both now and both great machines. Ultra is a little faster with a flush table both a plus! I lean towards the Wolfe Ridge because of the option for a log lift or auto cycle! The Honda motors are a big plus too. Can’t go wrong either way! Thanks for watching Jesse👊🏻
For a horazontal that seems like a good all around machine . Light weight and fast are key and that machine has both .
You bet it is! Light weight, fast and easy to move and store are where machines like this shine! Appreciate ya Phil👊🏻
Nice demonstration 👍
Single knife was working good for you.
Thanks. Thats why the speed of this machine was so appealing to me. I use a single wedge a lot to make bundle splits! Very enjoyable splitter to run! Thanks for watching 👊🏻
Really nice looking bundled grade wood Todd! I think maple is my favorite for bundles. The single wedge did a phenomenal job for you. Enjoyed the video!
I love Maple as well. So enjoyable to cut and split. The better the bundle splits its faster and easier when it comes time to bag. Thanks for watching Brandon👊🏻
Nice video for those in the market for a splitter. I prefer a single wedge for everything, but don’t pretend to produce a lot of volume. Firewood you produced today looks really nice.
Great splitter for single wedge splitting! 6 second cycle time really helps in single wedge operation! Single wedge splitting is where this 22 and 17 RS machines out shine the 28 pro in my opinion. They all have their intended uses! Thanks for watching Larry👊🏻
Another great demo, Todd. Keep going and try to stay ahead 😉👍
Thanks Daniel. I appreciate ya👊🏻
Nice splitting, Todd! That is a very nice splitter! The auto cycle really shines when you need both hands to hold the piece that you're splitting. Silver Maple is awesome wood and that stuff looks like it's drying out quick! 👍🍁
It’s a great splitter. Yes auto cycle is very handy!! I was splitting today and was having an inner struggle on auto cycle vs log lift😂 I appreciate ya watching Tim👊🏻
Liking the 22rs more and more! And that maple is perfect bundle wood! Have a good one Todd.
I love this splitter! There are a lot of great splitters and models out there but this one fits us! I appreciate ya watching Ryan👊🏻
Love your videos sir, since your not to far from me im over the river by st louis, your like my home area wood splitter on RUclips. keep up the great work, God bless
Thanks Greg that means a lot. Positive feedback on the vids keeps me motivated to keep sharing! I appreciate ya watching 👊🏻
Todd,you are blessed man to demo log splitters for Wolfridge great video!👍🇺🇸
Yes I’m very grateful. Just gotta do my part and share the footage to give back. I appreciate ya watching 👊🏻
Todd,just like 👍 having a hot butter knife going through a frozen stick of butter 🧈 but you know and I know that not all wood splits like that soft maple 👍😮😊❤
Love splitting Maple! It don’t talk back, if you will😂 Great recreational firewood. This RS machine is so enjoyable to run as well! Thanks for watching Todd👊🏻
Good morning Todd, good show, my friend👍🇺🇸
Morning Larry! I appreciate ya👊🏻🇺🇸
Todd, glad to see another machine in your woodyard. Thanks fornletting us get a look at the 22Rrs. I think you do a great job of showing how the various machines operate. My only complaint is that I cant decide which one to get! 😅 (maybe just one of each if I win the lottery 😁)
Great job Todd. The comparison of different machines is really good for anyone shopping for a splitter.
Thanks OG! I’m blessed with this opportunity thanks to the viewers so I hope the comparisons are helpful. That’s what it’s all about! I appreciate ya👊🏻
Awesome splitter and some beautiful maple firewood made! I love the speed of the 22 RS!! Good luck in the woods Todd👍👊🇺🇸🍻
Yes no doubt one of the most enjoyable splitters I have ran. Fits what I’m doing well. I may have hooked you on a 400c and you got me back on a splitter😂 In the tree right now. Thanks for watching Jeremiah 👊🏻🍻
This is a great WolfRidge splitter series you have going here. I don't think you can go wrong with any of their models. I ran their models they had at the Paul Bunyan show. I would love to have one in my woodyard someday. Great video Todd. Have a great Thanksgiving week.
Thanks Jerry! I’m having a great time running these splitters and sharing the footage! All great machines in this WR lineup but there is a difference in their philosophy of use! Im trying to spot light that. Have a great Thanksgiving! Appreciate ya👊🏻
Wish we had wood like that here. I’d split that by hand.
That’s how we started! Split a lot of red oak, walnut and maple by hand! Really enjoyed splitting those with an axe! We still do every now and then. Thanks for watching 👊🏻
Great video, enjoyed seeing the 22RS make bundle grade splits. I use the 17RS with single wedge to split all my bundle grade wood, does a great job! Nice splits off the 22RS!
Thanks Todd! That 17 RS is also ideal for my kinda operation. RS machines are capable of more than just re-splits. Thanks for watching 👊🏻
Evening Todd. I find splitting small for my woodstove brings my drying time down to four months. I appreciate you showing me this splitter. I probably will never have an opportunity to run commercial splitters so watching you and guys like Jeremiah is very satisfying.
Hello Kenny. Splitting small has a lot of benefits. Drying time is definitely the best! Well I hope you have a chance someday. It’s mind blowing! I appreciate ya taking the time to watch and comment 👊🏻
Straight maple splits so nice, you just touch it with the wedge, and it pops most of the time. That looks like a nice splitter. I definitely need a log lift now. I have big hickory on my property and can no longer lift them onto my splitter.
Maple is awesome to split and burn recreationally! Yeah I won’t always use a log lift but it would be nice to have when I do need it! That Hickory is some heavy stuff. Take care James👊🏻
Very pretty splits you made Todd! Looks like the 22RS can definitely be a bundle grade machine. It was satisfying to watch.
Also, the maple looks awesome stacked by your camper. Enjoyed it! 👊🏻👊🏻🇺🇸
Maple makes some beautiful splits!! Very capable splitter. It’s very enjoyable to run!I try extra hard to stack nice along the camper. Very visible from the road and a pleasant appearance definitely helps sales. Thanks for watching Jacob👊🏻
That 22rs is proving to be a very useful and versatile splitter for your operation.
You bet it is! I really enjoy running this RS! Fits my needs just fine! Thanks for watching Russ👊🏻
Thats the splitter id buy if i had the funds
It’s a great splitter! Capable of way more than just re-splitting! Thanks for watching and commenting Chris👊🏻
Makes that maple bundle wood pretty darn quick Todd. Nicely done with the single and 4way demo.👍. Have a great Holiday ahead brother. Looking forward to the next video 🍺☑️.
Yes it does Richy! Very enjoyable splitter to run! Have a great holiday as well. The boss is back for the next video! Might be a shorter mid week video release! Haven’t decided yet. Take care👊🏻🍻
Great video Todd, nice to see it used as you would on a daily basis. It surely has speed and yet can muscle through some bigger stuff also. Gotta love the way that Maple splits 🪵👍👏🇺🇸
Thanks! I plan on getting some tougher to split varieties to also show what it’s capable of! Appreciate ya Rick👊🏻🇺🇸
I think people think vertical splitter right away when the hear bundle wood, but with a nice 4 way or single you can make nice pretty stuff too. You definitely show that here.
That 22Rs is a sweet machine.
Yes as you know verticals are awesome for bundle wood! I’m trying to spotlight what these smaller footprint, easy to move and store splitters are capable of! Thanks for the good words Jack👊🏻
@@toddsoutsideagain that machine is definitely a powerful small footprint machine, capable of anyone's needs.
That's some fine looking bundle grade maple coming off the 22RS. Single wedge didn't seem to slow production down much at all. Take care Todd.
Love to split Maple! The 22RS makes it even more enjoyable! The speed of this machine makes single wedge splitting efficient. Thanks for watching Bobby👊🏻
Todd, that maple splits just like the Aspen I split out here.
Love to split Maple! We don’t have aspen I would love to split some though! Really appreciate ya watching and commenting Amanda👊🏻
@ you bet. I appreciate your content.
Todd yes I'm really a fan of the single wedge. I've been making bag grade wood a lot lately with the Split Fire. Hard to beat a fast splitter with a single wedge. You get neat splits and not very much waste. Take care and be safe.
Love to split with a single wedge! Thats what I’ve been use to all along! This is just faster! Take care Ben👊🏻
Cycle on that splitter is perfect and talk about beautiful bundle wood very nice
Yes, it is Robert! Fast enough we’re not waiting on the ram, slow enough we’re not losing fingers🤣 I really enjoy running the splitter. Thanks for watching.👊🏻
I’d like to see how it does on elm! Just did some. (Nasty)!
I think I have some elm to pick up at the farm? Definitely want to get some other types of wood thru it to share the results! I know that I have used Jeremiah’s @Outdoors in the 608 to split petrified Ash and it had no problems. As when dry can be very challenging. Thanks for watching Roger👊🏻
HI Todd-you are doing wolf ridge proud with the great content...that machine fits you well....can you get the log lift and autocycle?
Hello Bob! I appreciate the kind words! On the RS machines it’s either or! They do that to keep the cost down! Once you start adding all the features you get into the 28 pro price range. They wanted to keep a more affordable option! I appreciate ya watching 👊🏻
Its a good time. Keep cuttin' brother!
Always a good time in the woodyard! Thanks for watching Travis
I’m seriously considering an 8 1/2 hour drive north on I-55 to get one. Crazy enough it would be only a couple of left turns and I’m there.
There ya go! I’m betting it would be well worth the trip! Splitter sales are definitely booming right now! I appreciate ya watching 👊🏻
That splitter is beautiful 😍
“It’s a beaute Clark” 🤣 Yes it is and very enjoyable to run! Thanks for watching Derek👊🏻
That's some nice looking wood. You're going to need bigger wheelbarrows!
😂You bet I am! They are full before the engine even warms up! Thanks for watching Steve👊🏻
You're lovin' the 22RS! It made some really nice splits! Is it customary to have 2 wheel borrows if you run a 22RS?
Yes, I’m loving the 22 RS! This maple is splitting beautiful. No it’s not necessary that you have two wheelbarrels only when you’re making bundle grade and separating it from less desirable. Only thing is I had it backwards. I should’ve been putting the bundle grade in the trailer, because there was more bundle grade than less desirable! 🤣Thanks for watching Mike👊🏻
At this point the log lift is a must for me
I’m at a point where log lift is more important as well. Thanks for watching Jason👊🏻
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Thanks for the thumbs Bill👊🏻
Great vid!! Question, what is the height from the bottom of the horizontal wedge to the plate with the wedge in the lowest position.
Hello Nathan. The height is 3-1/2 inches in the lowest setting. Just got home and measured. Didn’t want to mislead.I appreciate ya watching 👊🏻
@@toddsoutsideagainOk, good. I spoke with Tom a while back and I couldn’t remember what he had told me. I also seen the vid with Jeremiah and Chris from Wolf Ridge sent him a revised wedge. Since then Ben from WR said they made some mods from original. Just curious if your model has the latest revision. Thanks again for the speedy response!
@@nathanbrown5761 This splitter has the original wedge on it! I don’t seem to mind it at all. I think the other wedge is like a requested item🤷♂️
Ok. Good, when I spoke with Ben he said they had added another hole. Yours has 5, I’m not sure if the newer ones had 6holes. Thanks again bud!
After splitting 2 semi loads of bundle wood nothing but a vertical. I have the new axis
I hear ya vertical is the best for precision splits! I had the WR 17-VSC for three months and loved it! Trying to find the best horizontal now for bundle grade so I can move it easier and keep it stored indoors. Andrew really stepped the new axis up a couple notches. Thanks for watching 👊🏻
Looks like you are splitting the smaller splits into really small splits. It seem too easy to do with a fast splitter. I know you're making bundle wood, but looks small
Yeah, I’m still getting used to the speed so there was a few smaller splits. I will say when you’re making bundles it’s good to have some smaller splits to fill the gaps so it all works out. Thanks for watching Jeff.👊🏻