Can my trusty Timber Champ go beyond just splitting cedar kindling for me? Let's find out. Enjoy! Please wear eye protection when using metal wedges #Kineticsplitter #firewoodbundles #firewoodproduction #firewood #firewoodsales
I like that splitter, seems pretty quick. I split my wood right into my wheel barrow like your doing in this video. Makes things a little easier & my back likes it to 😂. Keep on splitting!
I don't always have a wheelbarrow on hand, or if I'm splitting a lot, Id have to stop what I'm doing often to unload the wheelbarrow or have several nearby to to chuck into. But yes, save the back! Thanks again for watching Tony, keep cuttin'!
I'm surprised how fast. Would be nice not only splitting wood for bundles, but being on standby to break down occasional pieces that might not fit or are just too big.
Travis you would really enjoy a SuperSplit. I have the HD model and have split 16” rounds of Red Oak with no problems. It also works well to split kindling. “Keep on Keeping on! Tim in northern TN
I agree with you, Tim. Just can't find them in my neck of the wood. I am sure they're worth every penny, even used. Many thanks for watching, keep cuttin'!
Scratch and sniff😂😂 I like those little splitters Travis, if I get back into the wood game, I'll be buying one for exactly the same purpose as you. Later bro
She is nice. Hoping by keeping the footage at real-time speed folks can see how she went thru various types of wood, but species and types of rounds. Keep me posted if you find another Timber Champ or one like it. I'd def. jump on a SuperSplit if I could find one locally. Thanks again for watching, keep cuttin'!
It is nice, Kenny, to run a splitter and not have it be too loud. I still use ear (and eye) protection bc there is still noise but it's night and day difference of sound. She def. has her place in any wood yard. Thanks again for watching, keep cuttin'!
Me too! Which is another reason why I thought this episode would be interesting. Can't speak for other lighter-duty kinetic splitters but my Timber Champ does well! Thanks again for watching, keep cuttin'!
I saw that idea when I bought my first Champion, I think it was a 7 ton. Guy I bought it from had it up on a wagon like mine. Stole the idea and never looked back. Why have to bend over the split? Ha.
