Love that trailer!

Impressive fabrication!

Work of art.

Splitter like that makes the most sense for me, you've done a really good job!

Amazingly efficient and quick....

Cool unit, I think I'd put the splitter behind the tractor and chuck the sticks over my shoulder into the cart.

So efficient ! Is it a homemade splitter or commercial ? Regards from France.

Like the splitter but way spend the time on rocking tandem trailer. Log lift would be required

Let’s see it cut sounds crisp!

That's a fast splitter. Do you have the specs on it? Pump size, engine size, ect

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Very nice system for collecting firewood, your splitter and mine are very similar , i have a cable driven log lift on the side of mine that works off the ram stroke.

Nice build !

So this video is over 2 years old now, how is the trailer holding up? is there anything that you would change? any current pictures or video of it in use? nice build!

Like get avid on splitter

do have a plan to be able to duplicate this? or could you come up with a list of the materials needed?

Nice let’s see some more

Let’s see some more fabrication

Love it!!! Would love to build this but needs a bigger table an lift... have any plans?

Keep the videos coming looks good!

Is that 4" square tubing that the ram is mounted to?

Where did you get the cylinder from Eric?

Which prince valve would you have used? Looking to build one this summer for myself.

Eric beautiful work! was there anything special about the pump that you used? The trailer that you built was well done also!

I used a 3"bore x 2"rod x 18" stroke cylinder. Powered by a gx340 honda coupled to a 16gpm pump. Energy valve was laying around from another project so i used it, but if i had to buy one, i would have bought a Prince valve. There much better quality and ajustable on the detent.

Eric what did you use to get the fast cycle time? Is that a 4" cylinder 2" rod? I am building one similar to the power split vertical.

This splitter is great!

This is exactly what I want to build. How about a walk around video with some details.

Sadly i didn't take a lot of pictures cause i was in a hurry to finish this build. I'll post a small montage of the pictures i took. Feel free to ask me any questions you might have.

Great looking splitter. Any close ups of the build coming?

I widen exhaust and intake, smoot and round the edges around transition point (crankcase to transfer and widen them a little). I lack the equipment to bring porting to the next level. No base gasket made the compression rise to 185 psi. Squish was right at 0.020. Oem open port cylinder. What i notice is porting oem cylinder brings much more performance then aftermarket one. This saw is a strong performer. I love the idling sound of this saw!

Sorry i dont recall what brand it was. I widen exhaust and intake as much as i can. Then round and smooth the transition edges. To raise compression, i delete base gasket. This saw had the original walbro carb, no mod to it.

What kit is this? What are you changing when you are porting? What carb? Thanks.

Hi, what did you do to the cylinder? Is this the bolt on intake open port cylinder?