I called Bobby after watching the AllWood video's I drove down to Bobby's shop (a long way from Croswell) after spending over an hour in his small but impressive well organized shop, I put a deposit down a Locust model splitter... During my meeting with Bobby & his partner he mentioned "don't mind the shop its a mess" I told him I would be worried if it wasn't a mess, it's a working fab shop. I CAN'T WAIT TO GO PICK UP MY LOCUST SPLITTER!!
Thank you. I agree. Bobby also takes care of veterans & first responders with a little bonus if you buy from him as a thank you. So far I love it. Let’s put it through its paces and see how she goes! Thanks for watching.
It looks sharp! I'm extremely satisfied with our Thin Blue Beast that we got from Bobby. It was well worth the drive from NC to Michigan. Bobby is a great dude!
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors same thought process here. Any of the All Wood models are lifetime units. Nobody builds a frame as insane as his. I'm like you. I did my research before going with Bobby. Not only is he a vet but his wife wears blue. Nice to support them!
Jeff these things are amazing and I can not believe they aren’t more well known. Shows what different marketing strategies will do. This thing sells itself once you check it out and compare it! Thanks for the comment!
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I think we will be seeing a few more pop up here on UA-cam. I've considered starting a channel but there's just already so many great channels, I don't think I would bring anything new to the table.
Bobby needs to rethink his filter position. Looks like a super machine. I really like the blade availability, very nice. Changing that filter will require some thought about intersecting cardboard to catch what runs out as you unscrew the filter. Otherwise hydraulic fluid everywhere
Thank you Tony. You’ll see us run the splitter in the next video. I also mention trying to get to 1,000 subs by the end of the Paul Bunyan show. Goal accomplished lol. Blew through it today! Now I need to figure out the live stream and do a 1k giveaway!
Thank you! I agree, we have run a little bit of wood through it and it’s even more impressive! I will be running it a lot when time permits. I have a few videos coming soon! Trying to get one out tomorrow morning before we head down to the Paul Bunyan show.
Just ran across this video here on Xmas day 2023 seeing if you still have the all wood splitter from Bobby and how it’s been for you ? Thanks have a merry Christmas and happy new year to you hand your family and best wishes
Congratulations on the new splitter, looks like one heck of a machine. When i got my Wolfe Ridge, I only saw 2 or 3 videos with the Allwood. They look seriously robust.
Thanks, I looked for videos as well. Not much out there on them. Luckily I live only a few hours from the shop and was able to go check it out. The good thing is the splitter market is pretty competitive so there are quite a few great options out there.
I can’t wait to put my money down on the new muscle wood splitter. It’s going to be a huge help to my business. I’m still not sure but I might even have him add the 10 way for making my bagged camo wood.
I am a new subscriber and so far I’m very impressed with your new Log Splitter. I will definitely be watching your channel! I also hope to get to Paul Bunyan Show next year!!
Thanks Robert. I will keep improving the video end of things. The splitter is amazing. Just need a break in the rain to get out there and run the 8 way and 6 way wedges. We had a blast at the show and definitely plan on going next year.
Congratulations on 1K subscriber mark.. 🥳 This time last year I was looking at this brand (a few others too)as well but like someone else already said not enough info. There was a guy in Portland Oregon that was making splitters too but not enough info yet to spend what I did on 2 brands.. Not saying you went wrong but something just had me coming back to the one I chose..
Daniel, there was not a lot out there on them. It helped that it’s only a few hours from my house. Once I went down, met Bobby, and saw them in person I was sold! I think I’m going to love this thing, so far it’s done nothing but impress me. As you see with the Samurai and now the Allwood I am willing to try something that there isn’t a lot of info out there on. So far with those two I love them. We will see how they age but I feel pretty good so far. Love being able to let others see these products too. It’s what this community is all about helping each other out. I’ve learned a lot over the years and enjoy being able to give back. Thanks on the congrats that flew by. I thought the Allwood would draw some interest, didn’t know it would draw that much! Looking forward to putting it through the paces and see what it can do.
Bobby definitely seems to know his trade! I was telling him about your channel and the splitter you built. He doesn’t do much on social media but I’ll send him a link to one of you splitting videos.
I think they’ll become more popular as people find out about them. I was lucky enough to live a few hours away. Once I saw one in person and met Bobby I was sold! I’ll get as much info out there as I can and you know it’ll be on the channel a lot! So many plans so little time lol.
Man for a minute there I thought you were going to spray it down with Flex Seal and drive it across a lake. I guess I'll be looking for you at 2:00 in the morning on a late night infomercial🤣. Nice machine!
It was a little less when I bought it. The time it saves me allows me to get more other projects/jobs done. I also expect that it will last me years and years. The fast production time will recoup its cost rather quickly in my case. So far I love it.
Guys I’m just looking for a splitter for my house and family we both use wood to heat in Ga. Every splitter i see is crazy priced. Like $8k and north. What has happened.
@@drob762 A $1500 splitter from the box stores will serve you well. Throw a 4-way wedge on it to speed up the process if you wish. I have friends in your situation, that heat their homes with wood, and a $1k splitter has done them well for many, many years. What has happened, is people on UA-cam don't get clicks and likes with those box store splitters. They gotta "go big or go home" on here to boost their channel. Machines like these are geared towards people running a firewood business (or a UA-cam channel)....not homeowners.
@@yetisdeuce1315 thank you for the feed back. I should have mentioned have a need for a log lift due to my. I have young boys so I’m not in desperate need but having a $1000 splitter plus a lift would be great. I think the closest I saw was a rugged made and it was $3800 so that maybe the closest we get.
Thanks Joe! Looking forward to the good news you’re going to announce today! You needed some good news for sure! I have towed Blue at 70+ as well. It doesn’t have suspension but is heavy and wasn’t too bad. This splitter has a torsion axle and road smooth! My buddies Pro 28C was a little bouncy at higher speeds. Plus it wasn’t mine so I wasn’t willing to exceed the manufacture speed rating. Hopefully I can get your way for another visit before too long. Try to get some of that Hickory your way! I was hoping to try to hit 1,000 by the end of this weekend when Rachel and I are at the Paul Bunyan show but we blew through it yesterday!! Looking forward to seeing what this splitter can do. Hopefully it serves me well as your Ultra has you!
I am impressed with your splitters ram speed especially the retraction speed, looks like the same as the Ultra’s. You’re welcome back here anytime, make sure you bring some of that nice shagbark and free child labor with you too. LOL. Have fun at the show, say hi to Scheib and Brad for me. Looking forward to everyone’s video’s.
Looks like a FANtastic splitter Heath !! You will have a blast with that Beast! Enjoy the increased production! You will need a huge pile of rounds to feed it🪵🪵🪵🪵🪵👍 you earned it ! 👍👏🇺🇸 Rick
Thank you Rick. This thing is even more impressive with some wood running through it. Running empty doesn’t do it justice! I am definitely going to need more rounds!!
wow,you dog....that thing is a beast,love the color on it....good luck with it.... did you ever hear of powersplit units-they have one that you can drive...crazy
Roger thank you and I’ll be sure to get the N&N dump trailer in a future video as well. I have had it in a few in the past. Love that trailer and so far the splitter has been amazing! More to come for sure!
The Wolfe Ridge HO and SHO are the highway towable models, up to 80mph. One of those will be my next one. Is really nice having the manufacturer fairly close. For me is Wolfe Ridge, for you is All Wood Log Splitters. That alone makes a big difference, especially if you have trouble with it. Looks pretty solid. Is that the top model?
Jeffery it is great having him close and being able to go check the shop out in person! Going to be a lot of fun putting it through its paces. Looking forward to watching your latest video! Packed day today try to get it tonight! They simply put a smile on your face! He has several different models. Some that are crazy powerful etc. the Musclewood with the new Autocycle valve has a sub 3 second cycle time!
No but that models is killer. The top model is the bloodwood. It’s insane. Not sure who would actually need it. The muscle wood cycles in 4 or 5 seconds and the blood wood is even faster at 3-4. But Bobby also makes an absolutely freakish splitter with 120 tons of force.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I as well am planning on getting the muscle wood next season. I can’t wait! I have been talking with Bobby and enjoy the info he has given me.
Jeff, I’d go with the smaller split 8 way. If I could only have 2 wedges I’d go 6 and 8 and bypass the 4 way. As you can run the 6 way in a manner that it’s either 4 or 6 and then raise it all the way up and split smaller rounds in half underneath it.
Thank you and my goal is to keep getting better. I have improved a lot but have a lot I can do better. Learning as I go, thank you for joining us in our journey. I have the Honda IGX700 on it the fuel injected 22hp.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors Thanks so much. I have a channel too. It has been hard getting started but I am like you, hope to grow and get better soon. Thanks
I about had a stroke when I went to their website and looked at the prices. Yikes. Beautiful machine though. As a hobby welder/fabricator....I really want to try my hand at building a similar machine just to say I did.
The commercial machines aren’t cheap but they are a solid investment when we’ll built. They hold their value and make you money with increased production.
It's about time I get see someone who bought the all wood splitter that's not 3 or more years old and u can't really see how it does ya I'm hoping to get a commercial splitter soon but being in TX kinda going be hard to find or get
Rebecca, I will be running this thing as much as I can and seeing what it can do. I have been asked and Bobby ships to all 48 states! If there is anything you’d like to see or know about it let me know. One thing that drew me to the Allwood was that there wasn’t a lot of video out there on it. Similar to the Samurai saw I run in my videos. I like being able to try lesser known brands of what appear to be quality products so others can see if they like or dislike them. I was able to go down and meet Bobby and see his shop and the splitters in person which helped seal the deal on the Allwood. So far all I can say is wow! I looked at a few others and there are definitely some great splitters out there. Once I saw the Allwood in my opinion it stood out! I have some massive Oak rounds from a previous video when I flipped out of my trailer I’ve been saving and plan on running them through the Musclewood as well as a lot of other things and plans for it. Bobby is also working on a new product for his splitters that will increase production especially for those who work alone. If it works out I’ll be getting it and debit it on my channel in a few months! Thanks for watching and if you have any questions or requests let me know.
You can retire Old Blue to my one-man operation. I’d be honored to buy that old workhorse from you as it’s better than the box-store stuff I’m running now. I don’t think I could keep up with the ALL WOOD even with the motor off lol
Mark, I don’t think any one man could keep up with that thing! It’s amazing. I plan on fixing Blue up a little more and probably selling it to help cover the cost. It is a crazy solid splitter and has served me well. The new updates bring it into the realm of hi performance as well in my opinion.
Even the splitter I got is way faster than two people. Needs at least three people to max it out. Crazy how productive a real splitter is with the right parts powering it.
Brendon I have definitely been impressed with it. I do believe All Wood ships internationally but I am not positive. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Not sure why you’d say that. I’m no expert but Bobby seems to know his stuff. A few people on FB who have had Allwoods for a while seem to love them so we will see.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors there’s no hydraulic filter on the thing except that little hose one. there should be a main filter after that cooler but it just goes into the tank
I asked Bobby and he said the tank cycles through the filter every 3 minutes. He’s been building them like this for 10 years with no issues so we will see how it does.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I mean yes that works. In my opinion I would spend the extra $200 and put a double filter 90 gpm so no Unfiltered filter hydraulic fluid makes it into the tank then in the pump. say something is in the line or something happens in the cylinder well it would have to go through the pump to then make it to the filter that’s on it instead of being cough right before the tank
The Musclewood is $16,500. Keep in mind all of the stuff on mine except for the EFI engine are included. A lot of manufacturers list their price pretty basic. Then add for larger push plate, improved cycle time, hydraulic cooler, auto cycle, etc. that all comes standard on the Musclewood. The build and materials used are top notch. I posted a link to the website in the description and he has his prices listed there.
No worries. When you click the menu tab there is a list of models. The next tab down says pricing. That has all the units prices in there. Thanks for watching if you have any other questions let me know. Splitting videos coming soon.
Bobby has all of his prices listed on his website. I didn’t put a price in the video because as we all know especially lately prices on everything are changing. The price of steel etc continues to rise. Check out www.Allwoodlogsplitters.com and click on pricing under the main menu.
James, here is a link to the pricing. The Muscle Wood now comes with a diesel engine. However the new design of the Locust is faster than my Muscle Wood. www.allwoodlogsplitters.com/pricing
I actually start it up at the 6:59 mark in the video. And run a cycle. Just sharing my experience. I bought this splitter and am not sponsored by All Wood. Just like helping others. Anyways, thanks for watching.
This splitter is a beast and will quickly pay for itself in saved time and increased production! Commercial log splitters have gone up in price quite a bit in the last few years and as far as bang for your buck goes in my opinion the All Wood is right near the top!
This is the 2nd video I watched today that was on wood splitter where they talked about it but never showed it splitting wood. Disappointing. I don't need all the yap yap, show it in ACTION!
No I didn’t, it has gone up since I bought it. Making my investment even more valuable. It has also more than paid for itself already in increased production not to mention the fact that I could actually sell it for more than I bought it for LOL.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors that's the best log splitter I've ever seen I just can't see how you could ever get your money back. I mean maybe if selling firewood is your only business that's all you do.
@mickeybinas so far I get 90% of my wood for free. I sell everything I have time to make which is where this splitter shines. I get $150/ a third of a cord or $450/cord. Granted I have to buck up etc. but I can easily split 1/3rd of a cord in about 10 minutes so it really doesn’t take long. Plus the splitter is still worth as much or more than I paid for it after easily repaying it in sold wood already. It should last me years as well.
Why is the lift on the opposite side of the controll?? So you have to walk around to load it an back again to split it an if moves an falls off an does not split it completely you have to walk around again? Seems back asswards. Of course it does not boog on the lift there is no weight on it. It's a ok video to kick the tires an brag but it clearly does not show any of its real capabilities.
It was an introductory video. Check out some of the follow up videos on the channel, we run huge oak and ash rounds through the 6 way, make 1/3rd of a cord in 12 minutes easily etc. Show the lift easily lifting 34” rounds etc. the controls are set up very similar to my Eastonmade 12-22 and the Wolfe Ridge I have run. Other splitters big the engine down with empty lifts due to flow restrictions in the lines, this runs a separate pump.
Ok but why would you want the lift on the opposite side of the controls? I split a ton of wood every year an it seems like way more back an forth. More than 1000 face
@@woodsman1006 the controls are in the center. You can operate the lift from either side. We’ve always operated our Logsplitter a from the opposite side of the lift as most people running these machines do.
The price has gone up since I bought mine. However they are an investment and pay for themselves quickly with increased production. Not to mention I could probably sell mine for more than I bought it for right now.
That thing is a joke,for a home owner I wouldn't take it if you gave it to me there is no place to store it.For commercial use the design is for home owner use. When you work productive you want to handle the wood as little as possible.
To each their own. I will be making firewood faster than I ever have before. I love it! For a home owner who burns a few cord a year yeah it’s a bit much. The Allwood Oak would probably be more suitable.
No, I am just starting to branch out into a little side business. I do a little bit of property work, food plot installation, etc. I burn wood myself and have a few roadside stands right now. I am beginning to grow my business as I am eligible for retirement in 7.5 years and would like to have a nice side business going by that time. I am also crazy busy so any where I can save a lot of time is important to me. I look at it as a stepping stone and an investment as it should last me a long time and hold its value fairly well. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Ron, this was just the introduction video for my new splitter. If you check out my other videos you will see this machine run and make firewood as fast as any splitter I’ve ever seen. I plan on running a lot of wood through this machine over the years so I wouldn’t say it’s overbuilt or overpriced. Commercial wood splitters tend to hold their value quite well and make you money along the way.
Honestly it doesn’t take long at all. I have access to free wood and as fast as the All Wood turns it in to firewood I can recoup my $$ in a pretty short time. Plus the machines hold and sometimes even increase in value. I have a few videos in the splitter wars playlist showing recoup time etc.
I called Bobby after watching the AllWood video's I drove down to Bobby's shop (a long way from Croswell) after spending over an hour in his small but impressive well organized shop, I put a deposit down a Locust model splitter... During my meeting with Bobby & his partner he mentioned "don't mind the shop its a mess" I told him I would be worried if it wasn't a mess, it's a working fab shop. I CAN'T WAIT TO GO PICK UP MY LOCUST SPLITTER!!
Clyde you’re going to love it! I’ll get you out here to test this thing out.
Love it that you found a quality log splitter made in the usa by veteran!! It looks amazing. Love the disappearing 4 way. Awesome.
Thank you. I agree. Bobby also takes care of veterans & first responders with a little bonus if you buy from him as a thank you. So far I love it. Let’s put it through its paces and see how she goes! Thanks for watching.
I have a muscle wood splitter and it is a great machine. It runs laps around all the other splitters.
They are great machines for sure!
Congratulations on crossing over the 1K mark!! I will meet you tomorrow night on the live stream.
Thank you! This weekend should be a lot of fun!
It looks sharp! I'm extremely satisfied with our Thin Blue Beast that we got from Bobby. It was well worth the drive from NC to Michigan. Bobby is a great dude!
Absolutely and these things should last a lifetime. I look at it as an investment not a cost.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors same thought process here. Any of the All Wood models are lifetime units. Nobody builds a frame as insane as his. I'm like you. I did my research before going with Bobby. Not only is he a vet but his wife wears blue. Nice to support them!
Absolutely not to mention it’s T4 steel. Pretty sure we will be seeing more of them as the word gets out.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors we will wear out before our Splitters do. Pure quality.
Wow that thing looks awesome Heath! What a beast I like it👍👍 congratulations!
Thanks Jeremiah it is impressive for sure. The video doesn’t do it justice.
I knew you were getting an All Wood! I got the same splitter. You did good picking that beast!
Jeff these things are amazing and I can not believe they aren’t more well known. Shows what different marketing strategies will do. This thing sells itself once you check it out and compare it! Thanks for the comment!
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I think we will be seeing a few more pop up here on UA-cam. I've considered starting a channel but there's just already so many great channels, I don't think I would bring anything new to the table.
Jeff. I wouldn’t be surprised and yes there are a lot of great channels. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Cool splitter. Can't wait to see it in the wood.
Thanks Ray. Definitely looking forward to putting it through its paces.
Bobby needs to rethink his filter position. Looks like a super machine. I really like the blade availability, very nice. Changing that filter will require some thought about intersecting cardboard to catch what runs out as you unscrew the filter. Otherwise hydraulic fluid everywhere
I have not changed the filter yet and honestly don’t know if this is how his current builds are set up. He is constantly innovating his set ups.
Heath congrats on hitting 1k subs ! That’s a sweet machine, can’t wait to see it in action.
Thank you Tony. You’ll see us run the splitter in the next video. I also mention trying to get to 1,000 subs by the end of the Paul Bunyan show. Goal accomplished lol. Blew through it today! Now I need to figure out the live stream and do a 1k giveaway!
That is a beautiful machine! I can't wait to see you using it!
Thank you! I agree, we have run a little bit of wood through it and it’s even more impressive! I will be running it a lot when time permits. I have a few videos coming soon! Trying to get one out tomorrow morning before we head down to the Paul Bunyan show.
Just ran across this video here on Xmas day 2023 seeing if you still have the all wood splitter from Bobby and how it’s been for you ? Thanks have a merry Christmas and happy new year to you hand your family and best wishes
Merry Christmas Joe. Yes we still have the All Wood and love it. Check out our videos tab for more videos showing the Muscle Wood in action.
Congrats on 1K subs!
Thank you! It happened quick the last few weeks!
Congratulations on the new splitter, looks like one heck of a machine. When i got my Wolfe Ridge, I only saw 2 or 3 videos with the Allwood. They look seriously robust.
Thanks, I looked for videos as well. Not much out there on them. Luckily I live only a few hours from the shop and was able to go check it out. The good thing is the splitter market is pretty competitive so there are quite a few great options out there.
I can’t wait to put my money down on the new muscle wood splitter. It’s going to be a huge help to my business. I’m still not sure but I might even have him add the 10 way for making my bagged camo wood.
I’ll try to get a video up soon with the 8 way making campfire wood! I need more time lol.
woww am impressed boss🥰🥰. Only the cycle time amazes me.
Thanks, it is fast for sure!
Yes, you did good on your choice for a splitter, nice machine....
Thank you! So far I love it!!
I am a new subscriber and so far I’m very impressed with your new Log Splitter. I will definitely be watching your channel!
I also hope to get to Paul Bunyan Show next year!!
Thanks Robert. I will keep improving the video end of things. The splitter is amazing. Just need a break in the rain to get out there and run the 8 way and 6 way wedges. We had a blast at the show and definitely plan on going next year.
Congratulations on 1K subscriber mark.. 🥳
This time last year I was looking at this brand (a few others too)as well but like someone else already said not enough info. There was a guy in Portland Oregon that was making splitters too but not enough info yet to spend what I did on 2 brands..
Not saying you went wrong but something just had me coming back to the one I chose..
Daniel, there was not a lot out there on them. It helped that it’s only a few hours from my house. Once I went down, met Bobby, and saw them in person I was sold! I think I’m going to love this thing, so far it’s done nothing but impress me. As you see with the Samurai and now the Allwood I am willing to try something that there isn’t a lot of info out there on. So far with those two I love them. We will see how they age but I feel pretty good so far. Love being able to let others see these products too. It’s what this community is all about helping each other out. I’ve learned a lot over the years and enjoy being able to give back. Thanks on the congrats that flew by. I thought the Allwood would draw some interest, didn’t know it would draw that much! Looking forward to putting it through the paces and see what it can do.
hi there good looking splitter . he looks like a genius with hydraulics . looks strong . have to give it some time . great meeting you john
Bobby definitely seems to know his trade! I was telling him about your channel and the splitter you built. He doesn’t do much on social media but I’ll send him a link to one of you splitting videos.
Only seen one or two other AllWood splitters out there. Was considering that brand but wasn't much info out there for me to go with them.
I think they’ll become more popular as people find out about them. I was lucky enough to live a few hours away. Once I saw one in person and met Bobby I was sold! I’ll get as much info out there as I can and you know it’ll be on the channel a lot! So many plans so little time lol.
Man for a minute there I thought you were going to spray it down with Flex Seal and drive it across a lake. I guess I'll be looking for you at 2:00 in the morning on a late night infomercial🤣. Nice machine!
I sell sell slap chops at 2am and shamwows at 3. 😂
That’s nice. Awesome!
Thanks Victor, we love it.
$16.5k for a splitter? I can't see the need for all that but more power to you for cracking that nut.
It was a little less when I bought it. The time it saves me allows me to get more other projects/jobs done. I also expect that it will last me years and years. The fast production time will recoup its cost rather quickly in my case. So far I love it.
Guys I’m just looking for a splitter for my house and family we both use wood to heat in Ga. Every splitter i see is crazy priced. Like $8k and north. What has happened.
@@drob762 A $1500 splitter from the box stores will serve you well. Throw a 4-way wedge on it to speed up the process if you wish. I have friends in your situation, that heat their homes with wood, and a $1k splitter has done them well for many, many years. What has happened, is people on UA-cam don't get clicks and likes with those box store splitters. They gotta "go big or go home" on here to boost their channel. Machines like these are geared towards people running a firewood business (or a UA-cam channel)....not homeowners.
@@yetisdeuce1315 thank you for the feed back. I should have mentioned have a need for a log lift due to my. I have young boys so I’m not in desperate need but having a $1000 splitter plus a lift would be great. I think the closest I saw was a rugged made and it was $3800 so that maybe the closest we get.
Swweet looking rig there, kinda above and beyond nice,subbed in no question
Thank you and I agree it is amazing.
Congrats on 1K subs. I’ve gone 70+ down the highway before with the Ultra.
Thanks Joe! Looking forward to the good news you’re going to announce today! You needed some good news for sure! I have towed Blue at 70+ as well. It doesn’t have suspension but is heavy and wasn’t too bad. This splitter has a torsion axle and road smooth! My buddies Pro 28C was a little bouncy at higher speeds. Plus it wasn’t mine so I wasn’t willing to exceed the manufacture speed rating. Hopefully I can get your way for another visit before too long. Try to get some of that Hickory your way! I was hoping to try to hit 1,000 by the end of this weekend when Rachel and I are at the Paul Bunyan show but we blew through it yesterday!! Looking forward to seeing what this splitter can do. Hopefully it serves me well as your Ultra has you!
I am impressed with your splitters ram speed especially the retraction speed, looks like the same as the Ultra’s. You’re welcome back here anytime, make sure you bring some of that nice shagbark and free child labor with you too. LOL. Have fun at the show, say hi to Scheib and Brad for me. Looking forward to everyone’s video’s.
Will do Joe I’ll let you know next time I can get that way been crazy busy lately! That tam does move!
What a beauty!
Yes she is! And a monster.
Looks like a FANtastic splitter Heath !! You will have a blast with that Beast! Enjoy the increased production! You will need a huge pile of rounds to feed it🪵🪵🪵🪵🪵👍 you earned it ! 👍👏🇺🇸 Rick
Thank you Rick. This thing is even more impressive with some wood running through it. Running empty doesn’t do it justice! I am definitely going to need more rounds!!
Beautiful!!
Thank you.
That's a great looking machine.Where in Michigan is his location Thank's
Thank you. He is in Petersburg, Mi. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Why is the hydraulic filter mounted upside down?
I’m not sure on that. I know Bobby said it filters the entire tank every couple of minutes.
wow,you dog....that thing is a beast,love the color on it....good luck with it....
did you ever hear of powersplit units-they have one that you can drive...crazy
Thanks Bob. I have heard of the power splits. I have not checked one out in person though. They look pretty nice and unique.
Badass!!! Nice dump tralier also in back ground maybe a video on it? Thank you!!
Roger thank you and I’ll be sure to get the N&N dump trailer in a future video as well. I have had it in a few in the past. Love that trailer and so far the splitter has been amazing! More to come for sure!
The Wolfe Ridge HO and SHO are the highway towable models, up to 80mph. One of those will be my next one. Is really nice having the manufacturer fairly close. For me is Wolfe Ridge, for you is All Wood Log Splitters. That alone makes a big difference, especially if you have trouble with it. Looks pretty solid. Is that the top model?
Jeffery it is great having him close and being able to go check the shop out in person! Going to be a lot of fun putting it through its paces. Looking forward to watching your latest video! Packed day today try to get it tonight! They simply put a smile on your face! He has several different models. Some that are crazy powerful etc. the Musclewood with the new Autocycle valve has a sub 3 second cycle time!
No but that models is killer. The top model is the bloodwood. It’s insane. Not sure who would actually need it. The muscle wood cycles in 4 or 5 seconds and the blood wood is even faster at 3-4. But Bobby also makes an absolutely freakish splitter with 120 tons of force.
Some of the stuff he is working on is crazy! The build quality and materials are top class for sure!
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I as well am planning on getting the muscle wood next season. I can’t wait! I have been talking with Bobby and enjoy the info he has given me.
He definitely knows his craft. If your around East Michigan and want to swing by and check it out let me know.
If you could only have one extra wedge would you get the sixth or the eighth way
Jeff, I’d go with the smaller split 8 way. If I could only have 2 wedges I’d go 6 and 8 and bypass the 4 way. As you can run the 6 way in a manner that it’s either 4 or 6 and then raise it all the way up and split smaller rounds in half underneath it.
New to your channel. Great content that I enjoy. This splitter is AWESOME! What size is the engine option you chose?
Thank you and my goal is to keep getting better. I have improved a lot but have a lot I can do better. Learning as I go, thank you for joining us in our journey. I have the Honda IGX700 on it the fuel injected 22hp.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors Thanks so much. I have a channel too. It has been hard getting started but I am like you, hope to grow and get better soon. Thanks
I’ll check it out. So much to learn but it’s been fun so far. Hoping to show more of Rachel and my personalities moving forward.
when i dont see a price tag i start wondering why?
All of the All Wood prices are posted on his website. Here is a link:
allwoodlogsplitters.com/pricing
I about had a stroke when I went to their website and looked at the prices. Yikes. Beautiful machine though. As a hobby welder/fabricator....I really want to try my hand at building a similar machine just to say I did.
The commercial machines aren’t cheap but they are a solid investment when we’ll built. They hold their value and make you money with increased production.
It's about time I get see someone who bought the all wood splitter that's not 3 or more years old and u can't really see how it does ya I'm hoping to get a commercial splitter soon but being in TX kinda going be hard to find or get
Rebecca, I will be running this thing as much as I can and seeing what it can do. I have been asked and Bobby ships to all 48 states! If there is anything you’d like to see or know about it let me know. One thing that drew me to the Allwood was that there wasn’t a lot of video out there on it. Similar to the Samurai saw I run in my videos. I like being able to try lesser known brands of what appear to be quality products so others can see if they like or dislike them. I was able to go down and meet Bobby and see his shop and the splitters in person which helped seal the deal on the Allwood. So far all I can say is wow! I looked at a few others and there are definitely some great splitters out there. Once I saw the Allwood in my opinion it stood out! I have some massive Oak rounds from a previous video when I flipped out of my trailer I’ve been saving and plan on running them through the Musclewood as well as a lot of other things and plans for it. Bobby is also working on a new product for his splitters that will increase production especially for those who work alone. If it works out I’ll be getting it and debit it on my channel in a few months! Thanks for watching and if you have any questions or requests let me know.
You can retire Old Blue to my one-man operation. I’d be honored to buy that old workhorse from you as it’s better than the box-store stuff I’m running now. I don’t think I could keep up with the ALL WOOD even with the motor off lol
Mark, I don’t think any one man could keep up with that thing! It’s amazing. I plan on fixing Blue up a little more and probably selling it to help cover the cost. It is a crazy solid splitter and has served me well. The new updates bring it into the realm of hi performance as well in my opinion.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors keep me in mind when you do, Heath.
Will do!
Even the splitter I got is way faster than two people. Needs at least three people to max it out. Crazy how productive a real splitter is with the right parts powering it.
Absolutely, Blue was nice after the updates but these new rigs are a class of their own!
That is the best splitter, I have ever seen,, I live in Europe so shipping might be a nightmare
Brendon I have definitely been impressed with it. I do believe All Wood ships internationally but I am not positive. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors yes very impressive finally someone knows exactly what we would like that's a log supersplitter
That smile on the cycle time lol
You know what I’ve been running the past few years 😂.
I look forward to meeting you this weekend in Ohio
I just put a downpayment on a Oak Series a week ago. Looking forward to getting it, and happy to buy from a Michigan business!
So far I love this thing! I really like my Samurai saw but so far this thing has to be my favorite tool for wood!
I put a deposit on a locust 6 weeks ago, looking forward to a November delivery...
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors not gonna lie, the samurai spooks me a little. I see the benefit though.
It’s pretty safe if you don’t bypass the safety like I did. Definitely need to be careful with it.
now you got a real splitter
For sure!
Really good views
Yeah this one keeps ticking along. Thanks!
90% of the fluid is not being filtered. how long will the pump last
Not sure why you’d say that. I’m no expert but Bobby seems to know his stuff. A few people on FB who have had Allwoods for a while seem to love them so we will see.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors there’s no hydraulic filter on the thing except that little hose one. there should be a main filter after that cooler but it just goes into the tank
I asked Bobby and he said the tank cycles through the filter every 3 minutes. He’s been building them like this for 10 years with no issues so we will see how it does.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I mean yes that works. In my opinion I would spend the extra $200 and put a double filter 90 gpm so no Unfiltered filter hydraulic fluid makes it into the tank then in the pump. say something is in the line or something happens in the cylinder well it would have to go through the pump to then make it to the filter that’s on it instead of being cough right before the tank
Thanks for the comment. This will give me something to look into. Still have a ton to learn about all of this.
I really like that
This machine has done nothing but impress me so far!
why don't we have a log splitter like that in Sweden 😋 I have a 22 tons splitter med it's not fast
That was a fast cycle
I agree and the newer version is even faster!
Quick stroke quicker retraction!👍👍
This splitter is pretty impress. We have quite a few videos running in on our channel now.
What are we looking at pricing I'm in Texas
Check out the website or give them a call for current pricing!
Interesting ,will be watching
Warranty?
There is a 3 year warranty on the frame. The components are covered by manufacturers warranties such as the Honda engine etc.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors thank you
I’ll answer any questions I can. Thanks for watching.
Should have a Shovel Head motor on it!
That would be something.
Great views
Thanks!
Nice looking machine. How much $.
The Musclewood is $16,500. Keep in mind all of the stuff on mine except for the EFI engine are included. A lot of manufacturers list their price pretty basic. Then add for larger push plate, improved cycle time, hydraulic cooler, auto cycle, etc. that all comes standard on the Musclewood. The build and materials used are top notch. I posted a link to the website in the description and he has his prices listed there.
Well that definitely seems like a good price and I looked on his website I couldn't see any pricing so that's why I asked.
No worries. When you click the menu tab there is a list of models. The next tab down says pricing. That has all the units prices in there. Thanks for watching if you have any other questions let me know. Splitting videos coming soon.
No price???
Bobby has all of his prices listed on his website. I didn’t put a price in the video because as we all know especially lately prices on everything are changing. The price of steel etc continues to rise. Check out www.Allwoodlogsplitters.com and click on pricing under the main menu.
SWEET
Thanks Del!
Why do you go thru so many splitters?
I try to get my hands on as many splitters as I can to show comparisons, pros and cons, etc.
how much
James, here is a link to the pricing. The Muscle Wood now comes with a diesel engine. However the new design of the Locust is faster than my Muscle Wood.
www.allwoodlogsplitters.com/pricing
It’s only Guna “rip” through wood if ur as fast or faster than the equipment.
True, you definitely need a few people to keep up with it. Check out the videos with the added All Wood log table. It really helps up productivity.
22k bucks. Gotdamn
It was much less when I bought it. The Muscle Wood is Diesel now too. Mine is gas.
I'm blind as a bat it was right there underneath pricing my bad I went straight to individual model. 🤦
No worries!
Nice god bless
What a sales pump and he didn't even get the thing running
I actually start it up at the 6:59 mark in the video. And run a cycle. Just sharing my experience. I bought this splitter and am not sponsored by All Wood. Just like helping others. Anyways, thanks for watching.
Looks awesome but for $16500 haha
This splitter is a beast and will quickly pay for itself in saved time and increased production! Commercial log splitters have gone up in price quite a bit in the last few years and as far as bang for your buck goes in my opinion the All Wood is right near the top!
made in the USA with Italian valve...thats not "Made in the USA", thats assembled in USA
Pretty sure by that logic almost nothing would be made in the USA.
This is the 2nd video I watched today that was on wood splitter where they talked about it but never showed it splitting wood. Disappointing. I don't need all the yap yap, show it in ACTION!
Mike this was just an introduction of my new splitter, I have a few splitting videos with it on my channel with more to come.
lol you spent 22k on a log splitter
No I didn’t, it has gone up since I bought it. Making my investment even more valuable. It has also more than paid for itself already in increased production not to mention the fact that I could actually sell it for more than I bought it for LOL.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors that's the best log splitter I've ever seen I just can't see how you could ever get your money back. I mean maybe if selling firewood is your only business that's all you do.
@mickeybinas so far I get 90% of my wood for free. I sell everything I have time to make which is where this splitter shines. I get $150/ a third of a cord or $450/cord. Granted I have to buck up etc. but I can easily split 1/3rd of a cord in about 10 minutes so it really doesn’t take long. Plus the splitter is still worth as much or more than I paid for it after easily repaying it in sold wood already. It should last me years as well.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors did u see the easton made log splitters
Why is the lift on the opposite side of the controll?? So you have to walk around to load it an back again to split it an if moves an falls off an does not split it completely you have to walk around again? Seems back asswards. Of course it does not boog on the lift there is no weight on it. It's a ok video to kick the tires an brag but it clearly does not show any of its real capabilities.
It was an introductory video. Check out some of the follow up videos on the channel, we run huge oak and ash rounds through the 6 way, make 1/3rd of a cord in 12 minutes easily etc. Show the lift easily lifting 34” rounds etc. the controls are set up very similar to my Eastonmade 12-22 and the Wolfe Ridge I have run. Other splitters big the engine down with empty lifts due to flow restrictions in the lines, this runs a separate pump.
Ok but why would you want the lift on the opposite side of the controls? I split a ton of wood every year an it seems like way more back an forth. More than 1000 face
@@woodsman1006 the controls are in the center. You can operate the lift from either side. We’ve always operated our Logsplitter a from the opposite side of the lift as most people running these machines do.
Mike check out our new videos with the new All Wood log table. It’s a game changer! No more log splitter merry go round.
lol $21,000.
The price has gone up since I bought mine. However they are an investment and pay for themselves quickly with increased production. Not to mention I could probably sell mine for more than I bought it for right now.
That thing is a joke,for a home owner I wouldn't take it if you gave it to me there is no place to store it.For commercial use the design is for home owner use. When you work productive you want to handle the wood as little as possible.
To each their own. I will be making firewood faster than I ever have before. I love it! For a home owner who burns a few cord a year yeah it’s a bit much. The Allwood Oak would probably be more suitable.
Write better.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors
Are you commercial?
No, I am just starting to branch out into a little side business. I do a little bit of property work, food plot installation, etc. I burn wood myself and have a few roadside stands right now. I am beginning to grow my business as I am eligible for retirement in 7.5 years and would like to have a nice side business going by that time. I am also crazy busy so any where I can save a lot of time is important to me. I look at it as a stepping stone and an investment as it should last me a long time and hold its value fairly well. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors
We are going into a depression but firewood is counter-cyclical.
That's nothing but a cobbled up mess
You’re funny, thanks for watching.
Stop talking when running. Try voice over.does you no good if you people can't hear you! More of a distracions😢
Appreciate the feedback. We do much better now! It was definitely useless to talk in some of our early videos as we had the audio set wrong.
You never split a stick of wood with this overbuilt and overpriced machine. It’s beautiful and looks rugged, but… does it need to be?
Ron, this was just the introduction video for my new splitter. If you check out my other videos you will see this machine run and make firewood as fast as any splitter I’ve ever seen. I plan on running a lot of wood through this machine over the years so I wouldn’t say it’s overbuilt or overpriced. Commercial wood splitters tend to hold their value quite well and make you money along the way.
Gonna take a minute to pay that off
Honestly it doesn’t take long at all. I have access to free wood and as fast as the All Wood turns it in to firewood I can recoup my $$ in a pretty short time. Plus the machines hold and sometimes even increase in value. I have a few videos in the splitter wars playlist showing recoup time etc.