Horizontal Brute Force 20-24 vs Vertical Split Force 11/16t
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- SO, I needed to compare one splitter against the other. In the BLUE we have the all new SplitForce SF-11/16t and in the RED we have the Brute Force 20-24.
The quick results:
- Brute Force USA completed the task of splitting (5) rounds the quickest
- Brute Force USA 20-24 completed 36 total cycles of the splitter cylinder for an average of 7.2 cycles per log round
- SplitForce had some larger diameter log rounds
- SplitForce completed 101 total splitter cylinder cycles for an average of 20.2 cycles per log round
* NOTE: the Brute Force needs time added for loading the bag. The SplitForce's conveyor eliminated that step for a little efficiency & time savings.
The SplitForce made a more uniform split piece. The Brute Force is also a multipurpose work horse!
IN THE END I THINK IT COMES DOWN TO PERSONAL PREFERENCE.
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Split force all the way
Both looked Great, Halverson with a box wedge would be Neat! Take Care 🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Not sure there’s enough pressure to do that.
It looked like you were splitting the stuff on the powersplit into much smaller pieces.
Yep, the vertical is my go to for bundle wood
Yes great but with the brute force horizontal you need to go back and pick up and stack or bag the small pieces. Ron USCG RET
Yes sir. I do my best to not re-handle the pieces as much as possible.