Unboxing, Assembly and First Run on the
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- I purchased a SuperSplit wood splitter to replace my old hydraulic splitter. The SuperSplit is a very fast splitter.
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Best splitter on the market by far! We love ours!!
For the price I couldn't agree more.
@@BigelowWoodcraftcan you tell how many tons and the price please 🙏
Thank you so much in advance ❤️˘◡˘❤️
@@Thierry-ck3fp I'm not sure the tonnage since it's not hydraulic it's difficult to calculate. I think the price with shipping was about 3800
@@BigelowWoodcraft Thank you so much for your fast reply ❤️˘◡˘❤️
Great video, take care.
Thank you
I got my HD SuperSplit earlier in 2023. It has been very useful here on our place in northern TN. Tim
Thank Tim. I'm a big fan of it as well. Thanks for watching and commenting
Very nice, Thanks for sharing
Thank you and you're welcome.
Nice nice nice Jerry, i knew youd love the machine. They are fast and once tamed they can be a great tool to get the job done very fast.
Thank you for the mention and i hope you enjoy that machine til the end of time.
Thanks Nick. I'm really happy so far. I'm learning the ropes. It's really going to be a big help around here. Thanks again for the comment and continued support.
Hi Nick - it's Big Rodders in Ireland. Fancy meeting you here. I'm just dreaming of owning a Super Split but as you know they're not available in Europe.
That's a hell of a machine Jerry!
Thanks for watching and commenting, John. Hope all is well.
Everthing is great Jerry! I will be spitting wood in the next couple of weeks but not quite with the beast you have. We dropped a couple of big pines so they will be easy...nice and soft!@@BigelowWoodcraft
Great video!! Congrats on your new splitter!! I almost got the HD version. I’ve been working on big hickory rounds lately & kinda wished I would’ve gotten the HD version. Many thanks for mentioning us!! Enjoy your new toy/tool!
Thank you. I put some knotty oak rounds through it and it had no problems. I really like it. Thanks for all the great videos showing yours at work. Kind of sold me
I was disappointed until I saw it in action. Nice machine if your into that kind of stuff. Impressed with Jill. She has some guns for a soft touch. Thanks guys
Btw. I’m a big fan of hit and miss engines. Flywheel’s should be used where applicable I’d think. Thanks again
It's really fast. Never really thought of a kinetic splitter until I saw it in action.
We both work out every day. Thank you for the kind words. She's a keeper. Married 33 together 40 years.
@@terryatpi I too like those old hit and miss engine. We just had a show last weekend in Custer Michigan. I've been to it before but this past weekend I wasn't able to go.
@@BigelowWoodcraft Michelle and me 1989
Congratulations.
nice video
Thank you
That’s a lot faster than hydroelectric. Hope it works well on big knotty logs.
I split some knotty oak the other day. Blew right through it. Thanks for the continued support.
Where do you get those baskets, how much wood do they hold, and what is a fair price?
Those baskets came from a local company that gets rid of them. I wish I had more. Often I'll see them for 25 dollars a piece on Facebook market place. They hold a face cord if you stack it and go above the top about 8 inches or so. Thanks for watching and commenting.
IBC totes come in two sizes. 330 gallon baskets are identified by 6 horizontal bars & hold 1/3 of a stacked cord. The 275 gallon totes can be identified by their 5 horizontal bars. They hold a little more than 1/4 of a stacked cord. The bladders can be cut to create a top to lay on top to reduce the amount of rain/snow on the firewood. Tim in northern TN
I have seen these type of splitters online, but not here in Aus.
How does it compare with solid hardwoods?
I just split some knotty oak logs with no problem. It plowed through just as fast as it did with the slab wood. Thanks for the comment.
@@BigelowWoodcraft I agree; mine has been very capable of handling what I’ve put thru it. Tim in northern TN
@@CliffsideStables thanks Tim.
That’s the only type wood splitter have
I'm pretty happy so far.