Thanks brother appreciate it hope you have a good weekend yourself. Take care, Ben.

Thanks so much for watching and stopping by as always. We had the wedding Saturday and we were able to dodge the weather. Everything worked out thanks again take care, Ben.

Thanks Mike big day for sure. I haven’t split much at full throttle I was impressed how much faster it was compared to half/ three quarter. Thanks again take care, Ben.

Maybe I’ve got a few more left if I can get through today. Outdoor wedding with rain on the way and Teresa and I doing decorating, catering and moving lots of chairs. Thanks for watching have a great day Ben.

Thanks really appreciate you watching. Stop by again take care, Ben.

Thanks Mike I’ve still got to get back and get the 2’ rounds may get a cord out of this one tree. Take care, Ben

Thanks Mike we will hopefully have a great day may have to dodge some weather but we’ll make it happen. I’d probably hurt myself with a foot control lol. Thanks for stopping by take care, Ben.

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Foot pedal sounds good to me.

Tim yes I was scratching my head from a distance it looked too grey. You can send that 71.6 F my way I’ll take it. Take care, Ben.

Thanks Daniel going to be a big day. Congratulations on the upcoming anniversary. Doubt I’ll get much work out of him they will be living a little too far away. If he was closer he would. Take care, Ben.

Thanks everything worked out great weather worked out so everyone was happy. I’ve got to get back and get the rest of the cherry when the rain breaks. Take care, Ben.

Also a lot less moving parts to maintain.

Tim thanks for subscribing and stopping by. I would for sure buy another Split Fire very impressive equipment. I also have a 3403 that I used to use a lot on my tractor. It has a 4way wedge and I don’t use it much either. They tend to create more mess than I like and I can work around the tough stuff better with the two way. When you call Split Fire to order your splitter if talk with Kyle tell him I said hello. Don’t hesitate if you have any questions though I probably won’t be much help with the model you are going with.

Thanks for watching this is my Split-Fire 2265. It doesn’t have a 4 way wedge. It really flies with the two way wedge. Thanks again take care, Ben.

Thanks Chad I’m hoping everything goes smoothly lots of factors with an outdoor wedding. You’ll get the hang of the splitter the hardest thing to me is the diverter valve. I forget to switch it back to split then dump the log lifter. It will be a while before your splitter gets the new wore off then it should get faster. Take care, Ben.

@@OGAOutdoors I would like a dedicated valve for the log lift. I probably would make as many mistakes by grabbing the wrong valve but would be slightly faster.

@@shottyshoshco So you’re already re-engineering and want too levers. I agree the diverter takes some getting used to.

Steve thanks for watching and commenting. Yes the Split-Fire is a pretty sweet machine. I agree it would be faster with two people but unfortunately I’m pretty much a one man show. I do pretty good with it I can split about a 1/3 cord per hour. I split pretty small for these small Alabama fires. Take care, Ben.

I don't know why they don't put knives on the ends and the pusher in the middle.

Thanks Dave let’s just say I’ve been busy. Hope you have a great weekend sir. God bless.

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Thanks David tomorrow can’t get here quick enough hoping the weather cooperates if not we have plan B. As far as oiling I’m not sure I just keep adding oil and cutting wood. The bar and chain are still on the saw so I guess it’s getting enough. Take care, Ben.

Steve it’s not bent. It has an angle so it is easier to get the logs on when it’s lowered. That said rounds in that size range are probably too large for this splitter. Once you get past 24” with heavy stuff it will try to tip over the splitter. Take care , Ben.

Thanks Brad we survived barely. Got the wedding and reception in before the storms. Teresa and I had an adventure getting everything packed up and getting home. Got more cherry firewood on the way. Take care, Ben.

Kevin thanks for watching. Take care, Ben.

I don’t know I’m spoiled with all the red oak I split. So you’re going to wait till December to clean up those trees lol. Take care, Ben.

@@OGAOutdoors It should be down in the 60's by then. You know Alabama weather it may still be 80 degrees and 90% humidity.

Yes your splitter goes through the wood and pushes everything off the end of the table. You do have to pull back/reset the pieces that are too large. I would like to try a conveyor sometime though. Thanks for stopping by take care, Ben.

I would think that Split Fire Could make it push the word out both ends and the elevator could be under one end.

Thanks Glen I will keep that in mind. Currently it still has a nice edge I’ve cut myself more than once. Take care, Ben.

Hey Norman yes it has a small diverter valve you have to move to select knife or lifter. This video shows how it works. Thanks for stopping by take care, Ben. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/at-arMl8rLPVioE.html

Probably so but not much difference. Both are good machines and get the job done. Thanks for watching take care, Ben.