3 Point 25 Ton Log Splitter
The 25 Ton Log Splitter, crafted as a dual splitting-action firewood cutter, connects to your Category 1, 3 Point Hitch. Constructed from heavy-gauge steel, the Log Splitter is attached to a durable frame allowing you to split smaller logs at waist height or switch the orientation of the implement to vertical to roll larger logs onto the Log Splitter. This portable Log Splitter features a long hydraulic cylinder allowing you to quickly quarter wood up to 25-inches long using the steel-plate push system. Place the wood against the plate and push forward against the straight blade to make short work of tough green logs.
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3 Point 25 Ton Log Splitter
3 Point 25 Ton Log Splitter
The 25 Ton Log Splitter, crafted as a dual splitting-action firewood cutter, connects to your Category 1, 3 Point Hitch. Constructed from heavy-gauge steel, the Log Splitter is attached to a durable frame allowing you to split smaller logs at waist height or switch the orientation of the implement to vertical to roll larger logs onto the Log Splitter. This portable Log Splitter features a long hydraulic cylinder allowing you to quickly quarter wood up to 25-inches long using the steel-plate push system. Place the wood against the plate and push forward against the straight blade to make short work of tough green logs.
Original: $1,999.99
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The 25 Ton Log Splitter, crafted as a dual splitting-action firewood cutter, connects to your Category 1, 3 Point Hitch. Constructed from heavy-gauge steel, the Log Splitter is attached to a durable frame allowing you to split smaller logs at waist height or switch the orientation of the implement to vertical to roll larger logs onto the Log Splitter. This portable Log Splitter features a long hydraulic cylinder allowing you to quickly quarter wood up to 25-inches long using the steel-plate push system. Place the wood against the plate and push forward against the straight blade to make short work of tough green logs.
