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All Split-Fire log splitters

This page carries the complete Split-Fire range: machines with their own drive, models for behind the tractor, splitters for a wheel loader or skid steer and versions for the excavator. Alongside them are the options that match the machine to your work.

What sets a Split-Fire apart?

Split-Fire splits both ways: the blade splits on the inward and on the outward stroke. There is no wasted stroke, so you work almost twice as fast as with a single acting machine. The machines are built in Canada and designed for hard conditions and years of use.

Choosing by drive

The choice starts with how you want to drive the machine. If you have no tractor, or want to be able to split anywhere, pick a model with its own petrol or electric motor. If you do run a tractor, loader or excavator, you use the hydraulics you already have and save yourself a separate engine.

Choosing by the work

After that, the amount and the kind of wood decide which model fits. For occasional firewood a compact model is enough; for daily processing of thick or hard trunks you pick a heavier version with a cross blade. Every product lists the splitting force, the hydraulics required and the dimensions.

Need advice?

If you are torn between two models, or are not sure whether your tractor has enough hydraulic output, do get in touch. We will compare the data of your machine with the available versions. You are also welcome to make a showroom appointment and see the machines for yourself.

Frequently asked questions

What does double acting mean?

The blade splits on the inward and the outward stroke, so no time is lost.

Which model suits my tractor?

That depends on the hydraulic output and pressure. Every product lists the values required.

Are the machines suited to hardwood?

Yes, the machines are designed for a wide range of species, from soft to hard.