No way it’s on you can’t even hear it

What is the size of the smelter & crushable ??? 💯 on the set up and melting pour !! Please & thank you !

Thats interesting when I ordered my they told me that the rear basket is not compatible with this bike ? Can you share how did you mount it and what basket it is ?

Does your screen light up? On my xp lite it does

I got the $100model about five months ago. Slightly different model. But I give it 8 of the 10 stars

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Thanks for taking the time to do these videos. I have been looking at this bike and trying to get a feel for how it will fit me. I am 6' 285 ish and wondering how you find the size of the bike? I asked another content creator the same question and he did not have an issue. To me it still seems small, is it a comfortable fit for you?

I just today found out that my 25ton Countyline splitter is junk.. was trying to split this wood (people on fourm say pignut hickory) thats a very hard to split wood and the splitter would stall out the engine and after I was done trying i put em on my 22ton Huskee and it would power right through them in low gear! It also twisted the I-beam of the splitter and now its leaking from the front cylinder seal! I honestly can't believe this from a 6day old splitter in wood that was only 16-18" at the most wide.. I dont honestly know the wood type we always called it stringy poplar but its a low-quality hard to split wood

With those cylinder diameters, and assumably 2500psi/178bar of pressure, the "25 ton" splitter is more like a 14 ton splitter, and the "40 ton" splitter is more like a 22 ton splitter. Do the math.

That’s a good looking bike, and it looks like it does a great job. I just bought my first e-bike too, a Mooncool MC3 dual hub motor bike. I went with dual motors for hunting and climbing hills. I’m hooked.

I just bought a 25ton one of these, on sale $1250.. my initial thoughts after using a Huskee 22ton for 20yrs were that this Countyline is a whole lot nicer and faster than it was. Interesting to note is that there was never a piece of wood in all the years of splitting big branched Oak and Hickory, Sugar, Locust etc that the Huskee wouldnt split, it spent a lot of time in low range but it always went through. Its cycle time was around 16sec and that was without load. The countyline 25 ton however splits a lot more pieces without going into low range so it does it far faster. I personally also factor in initial cost and upkeep, the 25 ton is just cheaper than that 40 ton, less fuel burning, less hydraulic fluid to change, less oil and less expensive parts.. also far lighter to move around if you need to wheel it without a trailer, that is the one area the Huskee 22ton wins, it's about 350lb, the CL25ton is about 500lb and that 40 ton is probably something like 750lb. I do really like that 40 ton one you're showing there but most of that faster cycle-time is in the withdrawal stroke, most of the time you wont be able to put another piece on fast enough to actually make that difference matter.

Need to do my kitchen subfloor and this looks like the tool I need.

Very good video I enjoy watching u explain things in good detail

works pretty good i don t load mine quit as heavy its pretty steep its not so bad going up hill its getting back down with the old logs pushing me

Not a good review

Your did real review with knotty wood. Some only do with straight grain and lot easier. I had 22 ton and upgraded to 40 ton. Big difference in time. My neck isn’t sore anymore and go out of woods in half time.

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Wow don’t take long to move , stack and split that pile.

Just subscribe to you good video nice machine you Bought Seems to split wood very nicely So you all have a good day stay safe stay healthy stay happy and we'll catch you on another My friend

Nice video I was in the Caribbean for a while. As you progress you're speed will as well... i think i might buy one of these e bikes , thanks

I bought the ZNH ebike 4 years ago and it still rides perfect with no problems. But I am looking for a NEW ebike but I simply can't decide what I want. The bikes I like do not have BMS protection and the bikes I don't like do have the BMS protection lol.....I am leaning towards the moped style ebike but I am not looking for speed. My job is only 4 miles away and I am in no hurry to get there lol........My search continues!!!

Thanks for the review! Does it have a soft start? Nope. Looks like its ready to party right away.😅

Great video. Good job.Young man!!!!!

Been using mine about 3 years and I agree, It's a beast. It doesn't care if it's Maple, Sweet Gum or Oak; it chews through them all horizontal or vertical. Travels well, starts and runs very well. My only complaint is It's stinking heavy to position.......like that's a complaint.

Nice video I split oversize logs mostly. Mine is mostly used in upright position.I learned to put thick plywood down in front of upright splitter. I even cut a spot out for the beam foot to sit in. I get home depos 70% off damaged 3/4 treated plywood, its from the top of the stack thats warped and separating. 30" logs move a lot easier and it brings the wood up, so you dont have to push it tight to the beam. just FYI When driving on bumpy dirt roads or similar with log splitter let some air out of tires so it dont bounce the hell out of the machine. Just fyi

Thanks for the review. I have the same grinder and have a big brush on it. I plan on using it to get some old paint off my metal roof. The trigger lock scares me though. What if I accidently drop this thing and it starts dancing all over the roof or worse it comes right at me. I would feel safer if that lock switch was not there on the trigger, but then again if it wasn't I might set it down on the ground and it start spinning if something is under it. :( . This way if my hand comes off then the grinder would automatically cut off, although slowly comes to a stop. Any Ideas or suggestions? Thanks

Thanks bro!

Can you please tell me where to get the four way? My Trac supply can't look it up

Food for thought... wet aluminmum into molten aluminum can cause an explosion. Do not push cans through the top hole... it will exellerate destruction of kayowool. Shred the cans before hand for better reclaim %. Overall good video. But be careful, cause you already walking that line hard.

Looking for that 4 way and can’t find it. My store doesn’t have it and I don’t see it online.

Awesome video 😊

I was looking at a 37ton lumberjack splitter

I didn't buy that one but I did buy a different one Fat Tire Bike and I'm in Colorado at Grand Junction I love those bikes you can get out and explore you'll have a great time

I’m a big guy .. just ordered the ST model and the first thing I’m doing is wrapping it in Real Tree Vinyl… lol .. I think it will be a great experience for me to get back in shape..I have a fat bike that I really don’t use because of the height of the bar, so I’m trying a step thru.. thanks I will keep all your viewers posted.🤙.. I’m 61 years old… hopefully this does it for me

Liked and subbed. Good ride

Thanks for the video! The voltage is a better way to tell how much battery or range you have left. Just press the power button a couple times to see voltage.

I appreciate your review. I have been researching splitters until I’m just about cross eyed. Any issues with motor and hydraulic systems being exposed to wayward logs coming off the splitter?

Doesn't Tractor Supply sell 2" ball hitches?😉

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Is refractory cement brushed on after the mr volcano rigidizer has dried? Awesome video. Thanks

Go buy yourself a hitch lock, otherwise someone will be rolling down the road with your splitter!

I went from a champion 37 to this county line 40 & love it. For the logs I run into that are too long I lay em down & split the ends. Usually work pretty good. 👍🏽

Did you apply any refractory cement? Or did the volcano replace it?

Looking at the 25ton myself, but wouldn’t mind the extra power

Does it working with butane

I have a small tree business and just bought the CountyLine 25 ton to start splitting wood with. I plan on splitting about 100-150 face cords to sell for next season. It’s good little machine but I’ll definitely be buying the 40 ton next season after I sell enough of this years wood off. I’d imagine I’d have to step up to a bigger commercial one a few years after that but at least I’d have 2 good little back ups(CountyLine) ones for being mobile.

I have the 25 ton Countyline. It’s no problem splitting 30 inch diameter Oak in the vertical position. It is a very fast machine!👍

Very thorough review. I have the Countyline 25 Ton model and am well pleased with it.

Really a very good machine for the price point 😊

Very good machine and built well 😊 Good luck 👍