Well, comparing with the Japa, the Palax, the Hakki Pilke and the Regon? There is still bucking, lifting and re-splitting wood. You should lift the log on a logtable, cut it, split it, take out the debrie and put it in bags (three feet X three feet X five feet) without manual labour. Volume, speed and ease gives the money and the possibility to do it for a longer time. All the best 😉🤗🤠!

Would love to have how do I get in touch with Andrew

It does....but it costs more money...lol

This will be what I get when it’s a viable option for me. The first and last splitter I’ll ever need.

This is a great idea!!!

yes , I agree, the axis is short, make it longer would at a lot to overall width, and maybe balance to the left side.

Thanks for the support buckin. Really appreciate it

Well, there is about 6000 C$ difference between the Japa 365 Pro Road and the 22-28 with attached conveyor. For the money one gets hydraulic loglift, feeding and cutting, possibility to use logtable and cleaning drum or rollers hydraulically from the machine. For me the choise would be clear, but that's because of my my knee and my back. There is a solution for everyone, let's all go out and find it 👍🏽💪🏽☀️😎!

@@johanneslaxell6641 I thank you for your response. I along with a Cousin & Nephew operate an fresh split firewood business. But, at 66 I have found there's no one way of doing anything. Or the clouds part & a set of hands set a processor down, an a voice says "Go Forth and Process" . Nice finger tapping with you.

@@howard5567 Yes, I am sure that you are right 👍🏽. But at least over here (in Finland) I don't think that wery many buck the woods and split it later. If it's for business, at home it's another story. There is nothing wrong with the splitters but looking at "the big picture" there is to much labour and risks in cutting with the chainsaw and moving the woods around. Even without a logtable (just with the lifter) I think that it has to be one hell of a guy with the chainsaw and splitter to keep up for a couple of hours. It's like the first step from Fiskars-axe to a splitter. The difference is in the fact that a splitter can work as long as there is gas in the tank or power in th cables, a man can not 😉. There is cost for running machines, but a big chunk is the cost for labour. Over here I guess that the number is about 40$/hour for the labour (inclusive taxes and fees). There is a solution for us all, let's all go out to get it 👍🏽💪🏽☀️😋!

@@johanneslaxell6641 I think there was a little misunderstanding. The 8' 1 1/2" is 16" cuts plus the curse. We try to do the most in the field as we can. Like Firewood. Millwood & Dimensions. We try get the Climbers in a week early, to Liming out. An roll off dumpsters & Chipper Shredders. But when my associate Carl & his brother James shows up with the twins. Two Hitachi EX100 Excavators an a Payer For Sunny Days.

Its my favorite shirt!!! Lol