@@kembanggula4772 well it’s 2 retired people and me they do it for just something do to vs sit in a chair and do nothing. That’s kinda like me wasting my time to tell you that your wasting your time by being an ass.

​@@willowcreekwoodsoh yeah... youtube star 🤣🤣🤣

@kembanggula4772 No one said I was but you I guess.

@kembanggula4772 I just don’t get that fact that you would waste your time saying that someone is wasting their time. Makes no sense but what ever floats your boat.

I could do that. I’ve noticed there are not really many videos on those.

Yea I guess I don’t know I thought it cut just fine for me but that’s the first time I ever used an 880.

I’ve always thought about a vertical splitter. There are 3 good choices that I would think about buying but like the way this split fire operates. When you have big rounds on this 4413 your still rolling the round but on a vertical now the round is on the side which to me is harder to move a 36” or more round laying flat then it is to roll a round. I would love to try a vertical out some day and maybe then I would change my opinion but until then I guess I’ll stick with a horizontal.

54”. We love it. I’d rather have more than enough power to push then have a pusher too big you can’t push.

And for the 4413 it handles anything I give it. Love it.

Yea the headsets are nice. stihl advanced pro com’s makes work little bit more enjoyable and everyone can talk to each other without screaming.

I like the 4-way when I’m splitting for my buddy that uses boiler wood. When using the duel wedge I get less trash. But I do love this splitter.

@@willowcreekwoods I see you tow your splitter behind your pickup truck. Did you get the "rubber heavy duty suspension"? Curious as I will need to tow mine also. I don't know what MPH it's rated for. I guess I need to call Splitfire to make sure I get the proper setup. Also, do you normally run your splitter at half throttle? I'm trying to decide on the high flow kit but if I get the high flow kit and only run at 1/2 throttle it's probably equal to the normal stock set up speed??? Keep the videos coming, I enjoy them as well as seeing the teamwork.

@glengarritysr9997 We do not have the heavy duty suspension after talking to Dillon and telling him what we do he said we would be fine without it. I can’t remember what tow rate for mph. For running splitter at half throttle most of the time we do… it’s literally scary fast at full throttle lol. But with high flow option you get a bigger tank and we thought it would toe better. We were going to order a 3k series with the heavy duty suspension,8” lift, log lift but after talking to them the owner Marco had a 4413 he personally used and we ended up buying that from him so we went with the big one and I can’t say enough about it… absolutely love it and there customer service is the best. Give Dillon a call at (519) 468-3647. Tell them you talked to Jason from Willowcreekwoods. @SplitFireSalesInc

@@willowcreekwoods That is awesome customer service. I'll give them a call early next week. I like the taller knife on the 4000 series splitters. Thanks for the reply.

Yes that’s definitely a plus.

Love it. Can’t wait to get back out and use it more.

I do not. I actually sold the 2265 when I got my 4413. But loved the 2265. It was an awesome splitter

If I remember right they said 4 to 6 weeks but was probably more like 3 weeks. I would think you be getting your’s soon.

Haha yes so I’ve been told. Some people don’t want to hear the splitter some do. But yes next time no music.

We now have a 4413 which is twice as fast. Most of the time we do turn 90 and just do 2 splits but sometimes we must feel lazy haha

lol. We usually do turn 90 but I guess it depends on the day. For the large rounds I don’t really consider those large. Check out my 4413 videos. Those are what I call large rounds.

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Yea they sure don’t give them away but it is one nice stove

That is an option (8”) from standard. So our table is 34” tall at the bottom of the knife. We had the 2265 with electric motor which was nice but then started getting into more and bigger wood so we upgraded and now can split anywhere and literally anything. The 4413 we use mostly at half throttle because it is fast but nice to have it when you want it at full throttle. Whatever you pick out I was glad I got the high flow. If you call split fire and talk to Dylon he can answer anything you ask. Their customer service is awesome. And I mean AWESOME!! Super great to work with.

@@willowcreekwoods Awesome! Thank you for the wonderful reply. I am hoping to order soon. Trying to decided between the 3000 series or the 4000 series. I really want the 8 inch lift option deciding on the high flow option. I mainly work alone so I might not really need it as it's pretty fast already. Thanks again.

Yea they are already fast from the get go. I usually have 3 people splitting and still don’t go full throttle. So working alone probably don’t need high flow. Now for the 3000 to 4000 series the 3000 series would do anything I need it to but might have to watch when you get to certain rounds the 4000 series who cares put it on pull the lever and it goes. lol. I must add…… to me you get a lot more splitter when going from the 3 to 4 but does a person really need it probably not. We were on the fence about the 8” lift but we are supper glad we got it.

@@willowcreekwoods Thanks for sharing your evening with me :) One thing for sure, they are awesome splitters! God bless & good health!

I bought a 4490 a year too soon . Definitely would have gone with the bigger pump. I did the extra height just like you did. Works great. Went to Paul Bunyan this year and they had that splitter on display. I was thinking it never fails as soon as I buy something it gets upgraded.

We just got a 4413 I’ll be posting some better videos of it with no music lol.

@@willowcreekwoods thank you. I would be very interested in seeing the machine when you post it. Please let us know about the speed of it compared to your 2265 and if the motor is louder or the same. What made you decide to step up so far in machine choices, rather than something Like the 34XX series? If I am correct I think the main benefit, if that, is the 44XX series has a stronger frame. I’m just surprised as to such a big jump up, unless you felt the need. Thank you.

Oh yea. Never seen any blood. She came back that night and the next night and moved 5 babies out.

@@willowcreekwoods What a miracle, my goodness. Super close! On too see another day! How awesome!

In this video I just used the small hose until I want to do an actual cleaning of them. I posted a video couple days ago on how to open it up more to expose the cat better. But yes you are correct removing one secondary air tube then you can remove the baffle

Thanks,, I did watch and subscribe @@willowcreekwoods

That’s what I want is a 3490. That’s the high flow right

@@willowcreekwoods yes, you are correct. From what I know it’s the same as the 4xxx series but with the 3xxx series frame. After watching all of their machines and seeing hoe they handle most everything thrown at them, I felt I did not need a frame any heavier, just wanted the high flow system. It is a rocking machine and I have not had anything stop it, yet.

Thanks!

No I do not. Blew snow real good but electric up and down for blower just to slow for me.

Snow pusher. JD was great but I do own a Kioti CK3520se now also.

That is a log dock for when cutting wood. We just never took it out that day. It works great don’t have to cut wood while bent over

Yea there not cheap but there nice.

Yea I always go back to go along curb and everything. I do the neighbors also but always do my own stuff first.

Ok. Lol thanks for your input!!

Got one.

We went with the electric just so you don’t have to listen to it scream the whole time your splitting. And the neighbors don’t have to listen to it also. The little interaction that I’ve had with split fire has been great. Just checking on order and other splitter’s for friends on different sizes. Even people asking questions here on KZfaq I’ve asked the company and they always reply. They seem to be an awesome company. I have never had any issues with my splitter either.

@@willowcreekwoods thank you, I just ordered mine!

@rottiejakeluke you’ll love it

It seemed to hesitate more than gasoline engine models. Where do they ship from? I was wondering about shipping cost to 75645. Thanks for the video.

@ChuckisOutside they come from Canada. Shipping I guess I didn’t think it was to bad. And It maybe a 2 stage pump so when you see hesitation, it’s just switching speeds. Love the splitter and just bought another one which I got a 4413.

Worth every penny. Love this splitter. I don’t understand your different cutting surfaces on the blade question. This splitter you can spit both directions so you need it sharp on both sides.

@@willowcreekwoods what i don’t know, if there’s a difference or reason, but if you take a straight edge against the blade and go from the bottom at the surface where the log lays and toward the top,you see the blade is not as wide (side to side) as the bottom part. This may or may not be for a reason. Hope this clarifies my question. Sorry for any run on sentences.

If I had a sketch it would be clear. I drew one up and photo copied it in “camera”. Then went to photos, clicked on the pic and chose the “copy” option. However when I went to “paste” it here it would not do the paste action. Sorry about it, no worries.

Getting plugged up depends on your wood. So that’s a hard question to answer because it all depends on the operator. Probably only clean it from front like I didn’t maybe a couple times during the burning season but that while using good dry wood.

Yea secondary burn tubes and a cat. This stone is in a four season room with glass sliding door all the way around and we can heat room up to almost 90 if you wanted to. It does take a little bit to warm up but that’s the purpose of this stove. Soapstone takes longer to heat up but holds that heat all night.

For the rubber edge some spots did leave a little mark but not all the time. Also the marks were hard to see most people would say it don’t leave marks but I like my driveway looking like fresh pour concrete so I would left some marks but not bad at all.

The side uhmw does not leave marks or so far it has not. The 1025 handled it just fine. For the dragging you could tell at all. For the weight we just leave it on all the time. However we did trade our 1025 off and got a Kioti 3520se so if your looking at buying a hla 1500 we do have the back plate for one and if your close to Iowa we could make a deal.

After this burning season I’ll probably make a video of doing that. Someone else also wanted to see that.

Works great!!

There is a little plastic cover you can take off and switch turn around and opening for winter mode which is to make it run better in the cold but I have not flipped that around and it runs great. But that also depends on how new of a blower you have.

No I am not. I love this hla. Not having to take the time to hook up snowblower and all the wear and tear that comes with it just makes me like the hla more and more every time I had to use it.