Seems like a nice machine. I will consider one. What impressed me more is a can-do woman like yourself! God Bless, Sister!

The best video I've seen on the operation of this splitter, you did a fabulous job! Thank you!

Love your enthusiasm Colorado1derful! Just ordered the 7-ton log splitter and stand from logsplittersdirect. Hadn't planned on ordering the stand, but I'm an old timer, and you convinced me that's it worth the convenience (and saving on back pain). Thank you for your video!

You did an incredible job explaining this! Thanks!

Thank you for the video!

Thank you for posting the video. Your video helped me alot with my decision. That one handed operation sold it for me.

Way to Go! Assembly seemed easy peezee and with good directions as to how to operate. I like the stand, and you already are saving your back by using a wagon and a wheel barrow! Smart lady! Bravo!

I like that idea to put that wagon next to your splitter. No matter how stubborn those logs split, it sure beats a person beating their brains out using a axe mall. Old people like me doesn't like to ruin our shoulders, back and risk a heart attack.

I have the same splitter for years now and find it does the job well. Nice job for your first time and good video ty. If you have a very large log just split off the ends , you will gradually get it

Thanks for the video. Boss makes some very well functioning electric log splitters. I just ordered (pre-ordered because they are always sold out) the Boss 16-ton electric log splitter because I heat a barn and will begin heating my home as well with wood. The Boss 7 ton, 10 ton and 16 ton electric splitters are very good and should give years of service.

"Oh is that lovely"... That cracked me up. You seem like a very cool lady! Thanks for the review. I think I'm going to order one for my son and I. Both of us have some nice big hardwoods.

Great job !

I bout my Boss-7 ton almost 3 years to the date. Paid around $300 at my local Home Center. It runs flawlessly. I split Oak, Birch and Maple. The best part is using it in the shed when the weather is nasty 👍 Make sure you operate it on level ground!

Love your video with my wife would help me a little bit like you are doing great job two thumbs up you should make another video on all the other logs and show everybody how much would you have split with this machine cheers

Working good for me-just split some 16" lon, 14" diameter pieces of white oak. Wedge is short so sometimes you have to flip the piece over, but maybe it has to be short at that power. Works fine though, and NO fiddling with a gas engine!

I just paid 550 for one of these and after seeing it was 200 a few years ago it just goes to show how screwed up this world has become.

I have an ADDUPX electric 7 ton log splitter. I made a platform and mounted the splitter horizontal on a saw horse. I put a rolling set of wheels on the back and a handle on the front of the saw horse. When I want to split wood, I grab the saw horse splitter by the handle, lift up on it and roll it to where ever I need to split wood. It works pretty dang good.

So a little more refined version of the Harbor Fright log splitter.

Nice to see that the coal miners that produce most of the power in this country helped you to split your wood.

Sure makes life easier ;)

Pretty much the same as the WEN 6.5 Ton Electric that I have. Though I'll say that stand it's on looks way nicer than the WEN's which is chinsy.

I have one of those splitters and I am very impressed with it. I've had it for about 4 years and no problems. I watched how you attached the legs and I put my legs on mine. Thanks for inspiration. Greetings from lowlands of Maryland.

Great job with the tutorial and demo!

My stand is 8 concert blocks, 2 high, 4 for the rear wheels, and 4 for the front legs. This made it very very sturdy and at a nice confrontable height. All it cost was? 16 dollars in 8 concert blocks. I'am for ever needing T post and concert blocks! I also use them as a firewood stand. Start out with 3 blocks, lay 2 T post on it to stay firewood on. to extend it out lay down 2 more blocks and 2 more T post. There ya go. This is the way i store T post and blocks>>> by putting them to use> My firewood stands, has NEVER TIP OVER, at 4 1/2 foot high> This cuts down on plastic sheets and traps. Buying them all the time IS? Fiberglass Corrugated Panels. They last for ever and can use for other things. i just put a 8' panel over it and use SS Bailing wire to wrap it up, with 3 wrap around the stack and panels. .. Plus the bailing wire is REUSED ALL THE TIME That it. Never worry about the sides of the stacks, Just the top ! You want air around your firewood, and a top to keep water off. Close it up with plastic sheets, and traps. Only makes a soaking moisture on the firewood. THAT NO GOOD. If blowing rain get on the sides its NP. buy being out in the open with air, dries out fast. It don't soak into the firewood > like with not top

How’s the machine holding up? And did it come with the cross 4 way split attachment? Thanks

Enjoyed the video! Is it still going strong?

How many inches does the ram stop from the wedge on full travel?

how did you lift it so you could put the stand on? Did you have help or how did you do it on your own? You did not show that.

How good does it split oak wood? That looks like pine wood.

Is that softwood?

Said everything but the price of it??

Coast?

Been using this wood splitter for over five years now and i use it hard with no problems. You can put different length 2x4s behind the head for what ever length wood you are splitting so you don't have to wait for the ram to get to what your splitting. A real time saver kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aLihjbCrzKrdiIE.html

Doesn't seem to work that great on the bigger logs.