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Started by DeerMeadowFarm, December 18, 2013, 08:49:09 AM

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DeerMeadowFarm

Just found these. For the price, it seems too good to be true. Anyone have any experience with these?

http://www.ruggedmade.com/log-splitters/37-ton-log-splitter-fixed-blade-type-2b.html

beenthere

Price looks pretty healthy to me.
Are you buying, or have you operated one?
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DeerMeadowFarm

I think I paid close to that for the Oregon splitter (Speeco, Huskee) that I am not very impressed with (and wrote a review on here about) and this looks like a better design to me.

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plt

 Looks good and the 37 ton will murder anything most of us ever see. But I would question the travel position of the  lift table. Looks like it's searching for a place to snag itself.
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gspren

  I see it has a Lifan engine, never heard much about them.
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IIRC I read a few years back that Lifan was one of the major China builder of the Honda clones.
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luvmexfood

I would check real close about the availability of parts for the engine.
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RCBS

Looks good other than the Chonda motor.  Suprised they don't call it a 15 horse. 
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Quote from: DeerMeadowFarm on December 18, 2013, 04:30:24 PM
I think I paid close to that for the Oregon splitter (Speeco, Huskee) that I am not very impressed with (and wrote a review on here about) and this looks like a better design to me.

This looks better than my 28 ton Speeco.

But I paid $1250 for the Speeco vs. $2995 which is a huge difference.

For the money the Speeco is a good value and I processed about 18 cord since Sept.
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aikman08

Quote from: DeerMeadowFarm on December 18, 2013, 08:49:09 AM
Just found these. For the price, it seems too good to be true. Anyone have any experience with these?

http://www.ruggedmade.com/log-splitters/37-ton-log-splitter-fixed-blade-type-2b.html
I just bought a 37 type 2 30" stroke. This machine is awesome! I had been using a 31ton horiz./vert. which was fine but my boiler takes a 30" log so it was a real pain to split them. Log lift is great (my woodsplitting boys just moved out). You talk about fast this splitter is ridiculously fast . We will have  to see about longevity. 1300.00 less than northern

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