Self Propelled Log Splitter, What I learned so far



Today we are cleaning up the wood yard for a new building, working in the game room, and splitting some firewood with the Split Force Self Propelled Log Splitter

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40 thoughts on “Self Propelled Log Splitter, What I learned so far”

  1. Love the silent lead in story with music. Nice job with the early morning fog today.
    My favorite short film is West Coast vs. East Coast where you showcased chainsaws and electric bike.

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  2. I do like the mobility part of that new splitter but the wolf ridge is my pick. I just love that machine. It is one of my favorite machines to watch work at Camp Morgan. Im just glad that it’s firewood sason. Stay well, stay safe and yall HAVE A DAY

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  3. Hello Morgans, absolutely love your videos, you all are doing great keep it up. Not loving the strange annoying music. I wish I was as skilled at operating your equipment as you are. Great new property anxious to see the development!!!!

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  4. I'm sure you already know this, but a must for any emergency kit is a large pack of water proof matches and a very trustworthy flashlight. Also a waterproof covering, like a plastic tarp and blankets.

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  5. the only thing i don't like with the blue log splitter is. when you are holding the wood you have a tendency to put your thrum on top of the logs at what point are you going to do that and accidently have you finger under the wedge when it comes down .

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  6. Hi Mike, something well worth considering on the prefab cabin. If you were to go with a full basement with 7 foot ceiling height for the cabin and if it can be located on a slope, you could then have a walk out basement with two 4 foot wide (double door, 8 foot total width) that provides you with easy access safe indoor storage for tools and other equipment.

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  7. Love you guys . But just bite the bullet and try out and Easton made box wedge splitter you will not be disappointed. Best splitter on the market by far. used them all. no competition at all.

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  8. I think I'm sold on the new splitter, especially for bundled firewood as you mentioned. It seems you get far more 'squared off' pieces which in my mind makes for faster and easier bundles. However, the 4 and 6 way splitter for bulk makes a lot of sense as well. Carry on and enjoy what you're doing. You got it covered!

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  9. Mikey, regarding the 2 circulating fans you mentioned in the new building to move the woodstove air from the game room side into the garage side…..
    I think you will be better off with 1 fan mounted up high moving the hot air from the game room side and another fan mounted low near the floor to move the cold air from the garage side back to woodstove. At least, that has been my experience heating with wood.

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  10. thank you for the videos. I've been looking at this type of splitter for a while. does the wedge need to go all the way down every split, or can it be returned before bottoming out like the axis can?

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  11. When you pinched your finger on your woodmiser did it hurt? Noticed your putting your hands on end face of firewood when splitting w/self propelled splitter wonder how much that wedge taking a thumb or finger would hurt. You have a lot of viewers some of which are brand new to power splitters, could you take a moment and coach them up on this issue. What is your take on this comment. I wish you & your viewers well. Have a good one.

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