Long story short, focus on the diameter of the logs and how seasoned the wood is, if at all, in your choice of tonnage for your splitter. If you want to bump-up one size (eg. 20 to a 25-ton), that may be helpful if your logs are from a tree with wood that's a higher toughness on the Jenka scale.
I used it on a few stumps that have been in the yard a few years. I took just a few minutes to remove each one to a bit below ground level so I could move over them. I had been cutting down trees on my property for several years now. Last I counted there were 68 of them ranging form 6" to 24" in diameter. Its of good value and built well. It took a bit to find the brakes for assemble..Look in the bag with the safety stuff.
98racecar on the PowerKing Stump Grinder
I bought the log splitter for my step dad who is 81 years old. He absolutely loves it. My mom said he goes out every day and uses it like its a new toy! Service was great and shipping was fast.
Pam G. on Boss Industrial 22-Ton Gas Log Splitter w/lights-GD22T25L
THIS SPLITTER IS GREAT!
This splitter is great! Two men can split 1 cord in two hours on 1/2 tank of gas. We are regularly doing 2 cords in 4 hrs on a full tank. Also, it does as good on tough burls as some 60 ton hydraulics I have used! Really appreciate the service and help of Wood Splitter Outlet!
Charles N. on the PowerKing 42-Ton Kinetic Log Splitter
