Wood Splitter

[Bajr]

I'm looking to get a wood splitter. The only ones in the area that carry them is Lowe's (craftsman 28 ton), Home Depot (champion 27 ton) I think both carry yardman also, and TSC (country line 27 ton). Has anyone got any experience with these? I'm not interested in ordering one from someone else and it being shipped to me.

 

[StuckoYota99]

County line 27 from tractor supply has been solid for me the last 8 years.

 

[NRA4LIFE]

You can't go wrong with that tonnage. My 25 has never met anything it couldn't split. I would maybe suggest to try and find one with a Honda engine. I have no idea how old mine is as I bought it used, but that Honda has been unbelievable.

 

[Billy Goat]

Depending on what exactly you are splitting, I'd get one with a lift arm.


Makes big blocks pretty easy.

I suspect not much difference in any of the box stores outside of features on the individual units.

 

[Customweld]

I have an older model 27T Troy-bilt with a Honda motor. My mom has a 25T, I'm not sure what the brand is, but it has the Honda motor too. Her machine has a much faster cycle time than mine but it has a history of sheering the coupler between the pump and motor. I would lean towards whatever brand had a Honda motor.

 

[NRA4LIFE]

Also, it really helps for huge rounds if you can flip it up for vertical splitting.

 

[Jethro]

County line 25 with Kohler engine has been great for me. 7 seasons

 

[Dust Rider]

Like others have said, buy one with a trusted brand name motor. Honda, Briggs and Stratton etc. tilt up to vertical is nice for those big rounds you can’t lift.

 

[Swamp Fox]

I have an excellent dishwasher, but I question when she seems over-eager to split some wood ....

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