Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
All-Purpose OWF Discussions => Equipment => Topic started by: jackel440 on February 05, 2011, 01:53:33 PM
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Does anybody here have a Timberwolf TW-6 splitter?
I have a friend who just got one.I have yet to see it ,but I know he LOVES it!I am quite impressed with the cycle times.I am thinking about building my own just like it.I have to send out a qoute to see about getting a custom cylinder made.The cylinder they run is not a stock style cylinder due to the larger rod.
Just looking for opinions from others on this model splitter.I have been using another friend's regular splitter,and I have to say that it sucks knowing that there is a better one out there.I will admit I am glad not to be doing it by hand.I was going to buy one,but my tax return is not going to be that large .So..I guess I am going to have to build one if I want to have one. >:D
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Timberwolf makes good splitters
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I was hoping my refund would be big this year,but it's not.I was going to order one when my buddy did,but that didn't happen.So I guess I am goint to have to design my own.I have a few things I need for one already,but there is some items I am going to have to order custom built to match up with the TW performance.
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Not sure what my step dad has (brand) 13hp motor 30 ton ram, tilt bed, trailer type. works killer! I think around $1600 at TSC Stores.
Did need modification to the wedge to be made bigger. pretty awesome but I don't know what one can be built for. We do all his and my wood in no time flat. thing splits anything I have come accross
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Timberwolf.. twp1 owner here..Great wood splitter! I think the timberwolfs are pricey but you get what you pay for..The only thing I wish with my splitter..I wish the ram would stop closer to the wedge..Splitting "stringy" wood at times can be a pain..Other than that no complaints.. Plenty of power too 5.5 honda..
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I have the $999.00 model from TSC, 2nd year. It has split everything I have put to it including large trunks with big knots, and my Dad's finger when he forgot to move it.(it healed 10 months later, kinda) This cheaper model only has a 6.5 briggs on it, but plenty of power. I only run it at 1/2 throttle to keep the noise down, it works a little slower that way, so I kinda get a break while working, and it's great on fuel. If you can build 1 cheaper & have the time to wait for your finished product, GO FOR IT, I love to save $ when I can, but I needed 1 much quicker than I could build 1.