pilot-werx
ArboristSite Lurker
New to the forum and relatively new to the firewood scene....
For years I have always bought my firewood but it seems all the honest guys are out of the business. I am sick and tired of getting short cords and having to call guys up to come make right on what I paid them for.
So I have decided to start doing all my own wood now that I have the room at my new home. I have looked at every splitter out there, Huskee, MTD, Troy Bilt, Cub Cadet, Northern Tool, Iron&Oak, Timberwolf, etc.... Since this is not going to be a commercial unit, I have found I like the TW-P1 the most. It seems like a simple yet well built machine. I plan on buying it with the 4-way and table.
My main concern is that all the box store splitter seem to be 27 tons or more. I am curious if the timberwolf 20 ton with a 4-way has enough power to split effectively?
Any comments would be appreciated!
For years I have always bought my firewood but it seems all the honest guys are out of the business. I am sick and tired of getting short cords and having to call guys up to come make right on what I paid them for.
So I have decided to start doing all my own wood now that I have the room at my new home. I have looked at every splitter out there, Huskee, MTD, Troy Bilt, Cub Cadet, Northern Tool, Iron&Oak, Timberwolf, etc.... Since this is not going to be a commercial unit, I have found I like the TW-P1 the most. It seems like a simple yet well built machine. I plan on buying it with the 4-way and table.
My main concern is that all the box store splitter seem to be 27 tons or more. I am curious if the timberwolf 20 ton with a 4-way has enough power to split effectively?
Any comments would be appreciated!