Hey Chris. Brad from Ontario Canada. Being a Eastonmade owner and fan. I have to say you make awesome machines and outstanding wedges. You and Andrew make the best firewood splitters in the world . Cheers 🍻 👌🏻🔥🇨🇦
Nice Wedge explanation! Great that you guys stand behind your wedge’s too. I’ve broken an Oregon 4-way. I’ll be calling you this week to discuss getting a splitter
Busy bucking oak logs today. Got all the different sizes for all the wedges. Could use them all, including the box wedge! 6-8in to 24-26in oak rounds! Am saving the big rounds for the 28C when it arrives.
That’s an awesome splitter!! I would only use this for my personal use so it would be over kill but who knows maybe I could start making bundles to sell to the campers if I had one!!
I get a lot of 8-16in logs in the loads that I order. So I added the 12-way wedge for a one and done split on most of the eood I get in. If get knotty bigger wood, will just run the 4-way wedge as I've got the 28C on order. The 35 ton model definitely pushes through the knotty stuff easier with the 12-way.
Definitely your machine would be my choice but I am to old to start a fire wood business but split plainly by hand and having a tool like that it would have been great have a great day
I upgraded from a 37Ton Husky to the Electric Start 35Ton C with the magnum and autocycle package. This machine is awesome and well built. The four way wedge combined with the increase in cycle time speed, splitting a full cord is a joy. The log lift is a back saver. I would recommend the overhead light package for working late evenings. The machine must be equipped with the electric start package.
I commented on another video. It takes damn near a full day to split a cord. It’s a 37 ton from home depot. Champion I think it’s called. I want one of these machines bad! Firewood business where I’m at is pretty poor. We go through about 1.5 cord of oak & 2 cord of pine a season. That machine, I could split 5 seasons of firewood in a weekend while double fisting beer.
Yes sir, this tree services wood, lots of knotted wood is putting this 35HO to work. For this area the oil cooler is a fantastic upgrade to consider for all you guys looking
do a lot of elm here in South Central Nebraska and Green ash . have an old splitter that has a lawn mower motor...wish I could afford your machine. But we get by with it. Nice splitter you folks make there.
One of the best woodsplitters out their Chris. I spoke with you a couple years back when a down payment was necessary but ended up with a champion 34 ton single wedge and then a rugged made 37 ton with lift and 4 or 6 way.I consider your Wolfe ridge and eastonmade best 2 wood splitters. I also watch the Morgan's regularly and see your splitter in use alot.
Chris, Great video shows a lot of infro. I bought a 35 HO two years ago and I love it. I use my 6 way wedge a lot never runs out of power. But I do. You have a super product and I'm so glad I made the choice to buy a Wolf Ridge. Thank you. Keep up the good work.
Would love to see a side by side video comparison of your most comparable unit to an eastonmade 22-28 and showing a box wedge as well as 6 way. This is your most equal competitor and guarentee those looking at your units are researching Eastonmade. I like the valve setup & structure of the eastonmade better but would rather buy usa vs Canada.. At this price point, both being near the same, it comes down to the better machine and lead time. Essentially why should someone buy your spliitter over the competition. Thanks in advance.
WISH I WAS AT THE FRENZY CHRIS. I WOULD HAVE LOVED TO GET ONE OF THOSE SPLITTERS YOU HAD UP FOR SALE... BET I LIVE IN PHOENIX AND AM TRYIN' TO SELL MY HOUSE. REALY NOT ENOUGH TIME AND MONEY FOR GAS AT THAT JUNCTURE... OH WELL IF IT WAS MEANT TO BE IT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED... I THINK IT DEPENDS ON THE SIZE OF MATERIAL YOU'RE SPLITTIN' I THINK FOR ME MAYBE A BOX WEDGE IS FITTIN'... STAY COOL CHRIS, AND KEEP PUSHIN' ON... PEACE...
H iChris, This is for you and your customers. I think the stacking. loading and packaging is the bottle-neck in any wood seller's operation. I am sending this information on an auto-stacker. It loads a face cord at a time. But I think you could change that if you wanted. To me, this is the answer to the stacking bottle-neck. All you would really need to make one is the drum and the mesh. Lots of material handling companies make plastic mesh. The rep. said that the mesh lets the wood breathe and dry very quickly and you don't have to handle it once split. He welcomes inquiries. They are going to be at Paul Bunyan this year. To me this is the wood selling industry's best kept secret. You could load the drum off a conveyor or from a bucket. Anyway, you can package it fast and easy. The double drum version allows you to load one drum while you wrap another. And I think the pricing for the turnkey versions are very reasonable. Please let me know your thoughts. I want one! ;-)) (My wife is gonna kill me) Shalom/gw Here goes: Thank you for contacting us! We are the Importer Distributor for Posch in the Northeast. You will find all the Prices of the models below. I will also list some links to videos below as well as the available models and their prices. I currently have a few units in stock which are the Packfix Single or double Barrel with full base with gas motor. Also the netting is rated for 5 years in UV light so over time it will breakdown but it takes a good amount of time. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us! Packfix Single Barrel Stationary open Base Electric Drive (Without Motor)=$9,450 Gasoline Driven=$9,100 Tractor Driven=$9,000 Packfix Single Barrel Stationary Full Base Electric Drive (Without Motor)=$9,550 Gasoline Driven=$9,200 Tractor Driven=$9,100 Packfix Double Barrel Stationary Electric Drive (Without Motor)=$15,649.34 Gasoline Driven=$15,299.34 Tractor Driven=$15,199.34 Packfix Mobile 3 Point $9,700.00 Options Single roll of Netting=$160.00 Pallet Load of Netting (64 Rolls)=$6,400 “X” surcharge for basic PackFix (Taller Crane for Taller Barrels)=$1,035 Taller Barrel=$1620.00 Videos ua-cam.com/video/l1zKUYzkgLo/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/_s564RuIr_Q/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/12aZxiBucWU/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/5BSAxhtGS-s/v-deo.html Customer Contact: Flame Dance Firewood, llc 616-834-1678
Hi Chris great video...so what about us folks out in the Pacific Northwest..we split softwood....Douglas Fir ,Pine, Cedar True Fir and Hardwood...Pacific Madrone, White Black and Tan Oak...Maple Alder...alittle softer...what tonnage do you recommend. Thank you Shoe.
Hello Chris I think it’s time for a new pair of sunglasses you resemble a giant fly lol. I do love your content and the equipment you manufacture. Do you think the 12 way is more efficient than the box wedge for making bundles ? Thx Mark
Hey Chris, I am working on placing an order here fairly soon but have a few questions before hand. I am doing wood here in North Central Kansas, most of the wood around here that we deal with is hedge, oak, walnut, hackberry, ash, locust, what are your thoughts on 28 ton vs 35 ton here? Also, the compact commercial vs the HO models is really only the chassis otherwise same components? Thanks
Iam definitely going to be putting in my order on a new splitter....just haven't made my final decision on what mode I want! I split a lot of wood every year and it's typically pretty straight wood! Maybe you could make a recommendation for me on one!! Stay safe Chris
Our 28 Pro is a good starter machine for guys doing 50 full cord per year or so. The only difference is it is a little slower than the full commercial machines.
What splitter were you using there ? I like the different wedges and do you have a dealer in ohio ? (Northern) what’s prices on the wedges so that the 35c what’s the price on it ? And doing a giveaway 👍👍
I want to buy an HO but I had several things break on me this year and I had to put my money there. I figure a 28 will work for me out west with softwoods.
I need that 12 way. I also need that new oil cooler for my 35C but I don't have the electric start. Down here in Ga you can run one hot. Can I just add a battery or do I have the add the electric start?
We are moving from the city tothe mountains and will have wood stove with apropane backup. pine and aspen in the rockies. your thoughts on a machine that will let us sell in addition to fueling 2 home for a full 7-8 month winter. thanks in advance wallie
How many cords a year do you plan on splitting? I'm on pace to split 50 cords this year and plan on processing 100 cords next year to sell in 2023-2024. Ordered the compact commercial 28C with the magnum pkg, auto-cycle, and electric start.
Plan on propane the first year. Then you will want around 20 full cord before you sell any. Remember it's not how much you'll burn it's how much you might burn And then double it to be sure. Pine and poplar are crap BTU wood but it's what you have so make use of it. The "splitter for you" is a loaded question because you probably have different ideas of split size for you vs selling. I'd say a basic 28 with a 4way would be a good start. However, both of those woods dry quick and if you give yourself a year you might not need to split much
I would take a look at our 28C model with the optional auto cycle valve. Fast enough to get all the wood you need for the homes done in a couple of weekends. Thanks!
Wolferidge splitters are the best on the market. Very good company to do business with.
Hey Chris. Brad from Ontario Canada. Being a Eastonmade owner and fan. I have to say you make awesome machines and outstanding wedges. You and Andrew make the best firewood splitters in the world . Cheers 🍻 👌🏻🔥🇨🇦
Awesome video Chris. That 12 way is crazy cool.
Nice Wedge explanation! Great that you guys stand behind your wedge’s too. I’ve broken an Oregon 4-way. I’ll be calling you this week to discuss getting a splitter
Thank you for the demostrations Chris.. I know when I get my splitter from you I will be learning a lot once I get it, so this helps for sure..
Solid vid, I use all of these wedges frequently.
Thanks for supporting Veterans great video excited for conveyor coming in November your order process was hands down best in business
nice video Chris, keep up the good work
My 35 SHO is loving my new 12 way wicked wedge!!!!!
I'm finally getting pretty fast with the 6 way. Most of my logs are in the 12" and up range.....may need to get me one of them 12-ers!!!
Yup they all work as they should!!
I love my 28c magnum and I switch between the 4 way and 6 way frequently but both are great for what there designed for.
Busy bucking oak logs today. Got all the different sizes for all the wedges. Could use them all, including the box wedge! 6-8in to 24-26in oak rounds! Am saving the big rounds for the 28C when it arrives.
Picking up my 35C from Hartville Hardware next week (assuming you get it delivered). I can't wait!
Great Video, thank you for the info. I order a Wolf
ridge 35HO.
That’s an awesome splitter!! I would only use this for my personal use so it would be over kill but who knows maybe I could start making bundles to sell to the campers if I had one!!
I get a lot of 8-16in logs in the loads that I order. So I added the 12-way wedge for a one and done split on most of the eood I get in. If get knotty bigger wood, will just run the 4-way wedge as I've got the 28C on order. The 35 ton model definitely pushes through the knotty stuff easier with the 12-way.
Looks like a winner, I currently have a husky 35 ton it will split anything, Chris your going places. Keep on splitting
Definitely your machine would be my choice but I am to old to start a fire wood business but split plainly by hand and having a tool like that it would have been great have a great day
I upgraded from a 37Ton Husky to the Electric Start 35Ton C with the magnum and autocycle package. This machine is awesome and well built. The four way wedge combined with the increase in cycle time speed, splitting a full cord is a joy. The log lift is a back saver. I would recommend the overhead light package for working late evenings. The machine must be equipped with the electric start package.
I commented on another video. It takes damn near a full day to split a cord. It’s a 37 ton from home depot. Champion I think it’s called.
I want one of these machines bad! Firewood business where I’m at is pretty poor. We go through about 1.5 cord of oak & 2 cord of pine a season. That machine, I could split 5 seasons of firewood in a weekend while double fisting beer.
Yes sir, this tree services wood, lots of knotted wood is putting this 35HO to work. For this area the oil cooler is a fantastic upgrade to consider for all you guys looking
do a lot of elm here in South Central Nebraska and Green ash . have an old splitter that has a lawn mower motor...wish I could afford your machine. But we get by with it. Nice splitter you folks make there.
Love your videos. Can’t afford one yet. Ordered a super split to get started but a 28 Pro is in my future.
One of the best woodsplitters out their Chris. I spoke with you a couple years back when a down payment was necessary but ended up with a champion 34 ton single wedge and then a rugged made 37 ton with lift and 4 or 6 way.I consider your Wolfe ridge and eastonmade best 2 wood splitters. I also watch the Morgan's regularly and see your splitter in use alot.
You are getting the woodyard in pretty good shape! Ole Man winter will be here before we know it!
Watch your mouth! Am not ready to hear that nasty word! LOL
@@thefirewooddoctor I was ready months ago! Bring on the cool temps and fires!🔥
@@waynetharp, cool temps yes. Snow... OH HELL NO!
Chris,
Great video shows a lot of infro. I bought a 35 HO two years ago and I love it. I use my 6 way wedge a lot never runs out of power. But I do. You have a super product and I'm so glad I made the choice to buy a Wolf Ridge. Thank you. Keep up the good work.
What a nice piece of machinery
You can really see the power and quality of the machine on the 6 and 12 way wedge!!
Would love to see a side by side video comparison of your most comparable unit to an eastonmade 22-28 and showing a box wedge as well as 6 way. This is your most equal competitor and guarentee those looking at your units are researching Eastonmade.
I like the valve setup & structure of the eastonmade better but would rather buy usa vs Canada.. At this price point, both being near the same, it comes down to the better machine and lead time.
Essentially why should someone buy your spliitter over the competition.
Thanks in advance.
Nicely done
Nice job god bless
I would like to see the 8 way if their is one because I get alot of trees 14" to 20" and of course the stumps are larger.
WISH I WAS AT THE FRENZY CHRIS. I WOULD HAVE LOVED TO GET ONE OF THOSE SPLITTERS YOU HAD UP FOR SALE... BET I LIVE IN PHOENIX AND AM TRYIN' TO SELL MY HOUSE. REALY NOT ENOUGH TIME AND MONEY FOR GAS AT THAT JUNCTURE... OH WELL IF IT WAS MEANT TO BE IT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED... I THINK IT DEPENDS ON THE SIZE OF MATERIAL YOU'RE SPLITTIN' I THINK FOR ME MAYBE A BOX WEDGE IS FITTIN'... STAY COOL CHRIS, AND KEEP PUSHIN' ON... PEACE...
Can’t wait my 35C, #2111, to be in the next couple weeks from Widman in StL. 👍🏽
That one is at powder coat now!
A 12-way wedge just might be in my future.😬🤫🤔
Morning Chris
H iChris, This is for you and your customers. I think the stacking. loading and packaging is the bottle-neck in any wood seller's operation. I am sending this information on an auto-stacker. It loads a face cord at a time. But I think you could change that if you wanted. To me, this is the answer to the stacking bottle-neck. All you would really need to make one is the drum and the mesh. Lots of material handling companies make plastic mesh. The rep. said that the mesh lets the wood breathe and dry very quickly and you don't have to handle it once split. He welcomes inquiries. They are going to be at Paul Bunyan this year. To me this is the wood selling industry's best kept secret. You could load the drum off a conveyor or from a bucket. Anyway, you can package it fast and easy. The double drum version allows you to load one drum while you wrap another. And I think the pricing for the turnkey versions are very reasonable. Please let me know your thoughts. I want one! ;-)) (My wife is gonna kill me) Shalom/gw
Here goes:
Thank you for contacting us! We are the Importer Distributor for Posch in the Northeast. You will find all the Prices of the models below. I will also list some links to videos below as well as the available models and their prices. I currently have a few units in stock which are the Packfix Single or double Barrel with full base with gas motor. Also the netting is rated for 5 years in UV light so over time it will breakdown but it takes a good amount of time. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us!
Packfix Single Barrel Stationary open Base
Electric Drive (Without Motor)=$9,450
Gasoline Driven=$9,100
Tractor Driven=$9,000
Packfix Single Barrel Stationary Full Base
Electric Drive (Without Motor)=$9,550
Gasoline Driven=$9,200
Tractor Driven=$9,100
Packfix Double Barrel Stationary
Electric Drive (Without Motor)=$15,649.34
Gasoline Driven=$15,299.34
Tractor Driven=$15,199.34
Packfix Mobile 3 Point $9,700.00
Options
Single roll of Netting=$160.00
Pallet Load of Netting (64 Rolls)=$6,400
“X” surcharge for basic PackFix (Taller Crane for Taller Barrels)=$1,035
Taller Barrel=$1620.00
Videos
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Customer Contact:
Flame Dance Firewood, llc
616-834-1678
Hi Chris great video...so what about us folks out in the Pacific Northwest..we split softwood....Douglas Fir ,Pine, Cedar True Fir and Hardwood...Pacific Madrone, White Black and Tan Oak...Maple Alder...alittle softer...what tonnage do you recommend. Thank you Shoe.
28 all day, no problem! Thanks!
On Sweet Gum I find it easier on my 35 C magnum a single wedge do to the stringyness. Curious about the 12 way. Have a Safe Day
I ordered the 12-way wedge for the nicer and more knot-free wood I split because it is a one and done wedge.
Hello Chris I think it’s time for a new pair of sunglasses you resemble a giant fly lol. I do love your content and the equipment you manufacture. Do you think the 12 way is more efficient than the box wedge for making bundles ?
Thx Mark
Need to fit over my regular prescription glasses
Hey Chris, I am working on placing an order here fairly soon but have a few questions before hand. I am doing wood here in North Central Kansas, most of the wood around here that we deal with is hedge, oak, walnut, hackberry, ash, locust, what are your thoughts on 28 ton vs 35 ton here? Also, the compact commercial vs the HO models is really only the chassis otherwise same components? Thanks
How much well the one at Hartville hardware split ?
Iam definitely going to be putting in my order on a new splitter....just haven't made my final decision on what mode I want! I split a lot of wood every year and it's typically pretty straight wood! Maybe you could make a recommendation for me on one!! Stay safe Chris
Don't delay, you won't regret it
Our 28 Pro is a good starter machine for guys doing 50 full cord per year or so. The only difference is it is a little slower than the full commercial machines.
What splitter were you using there ? I like the different wedges and do you have a dealer in ohio ? (Northern) what’s prices on the wedges so that the 35c what’s the price on it ? And doing a giveaway 👍👍
Chris is there much demand for an 8way
I want to buy an HO but I had several things break on me this year and I had to put my money there. I figure a 28 will work for me out west with softwoods.
You looking at the 28PRO or 28C?
How do you manufacture your six wedge?
If I had the $ a 28c and a 4 way would do me just fine.
I have a rugged made knife. Does your 12 way fit on a rugged made splitter knife? Or is your knife proprietary?
We don't sell our wedges individually sorry
I need that 12 way. I also need that new oil cooler for my 35C but I don't have the electric start. Down here in Ga you can run one hot. Can I just add a battery or do I have the add the electric start?
You'd need a way to keep the battery charged. Easiest way is to have electric start to keep the battery charged.
You can use a deep cycle battery and charge it off 110
We are moving from the city tothe mountains and will have wood stove with apropane backup. pine and aspen in the rockies. your thoughts on a machine that will let us sell in addition to fueling 2 home for a full 7-8 month winter. thanks in advance wallie
How many cords a year do you plan on splitting? I'm on pace to split 50 cords this year and plan on processing 100 cords next year to sell in 2023-2024. Ordered the compact commercial 28C with the magnum pkg, auto-cycle, and electric start.
Plan on propane the first year. Then you will want around 20 full cord before you sell any. Remember it's not how much you'll burn it's how much you might burn And then double it to be sure. Pine and poplar are crap BTU wood but it's what you have so make use of it. The "splitter for you" is a loaded question because you probably have different ideas of split size for you vs selling. I'd say a basic 28 with a 4way would be a good start. However, both of those woods dry quick and if you give yourself a year you might not need to split much
I would take a look at our 28C model with the optional auto cycle valve. Fast enough to get all the wood you need for the homes done in a couple of weekends. Thanks!
Chris. What are the dimensions and thickness of the 4 way wedge?
Thanks and Merry Christmas
Our 4 way is about 18" wide and made from hardened steel. Thanks and Merry Christmas
What’s the thickness of the steel?
What the deal with all the fire wood is that a side business? I like the information on the wedges.
Been selling firewood longer than building splitters. This year we are getting a little more serious.
@@WolfeRidgeSplitters the more you split the more you know what you want a splitter to be able to do.
Do you make a box wedge looking to buy a new splitter but want a box wedge do a lot of bundles and fire place wood be safe and have a great night
Yes we do make a box wedge model in our 35SHO and HDI model lines. More info and videos on our website www.wolferidgemfg.com
How can i get one? I m from México.
Hit up our website and decide which machine you like best, we will figure out how to get it to you!
Chris, do you have any videos of the maintenance required on your machines? Thank you. ML
Yes sir, I did one early this year on a 35C
How many times can you say anda um in one viedo?
If it bothers you then don't watch. Simple solution for you!