Hakki Pilke Falcon 35 - Efficient firewood processor with low maintenance

In its category, the Falcon has by far the fastest splitting on the market, and the one-hand control lever makes the machine easy to use. Falcon 35 is the modern version of the wildly popular Hakki Pilke 1X37 firewood processor.
Thanks to the effective hydraulic saw and 3 second splitting cycle, Falcon 35 is the fastest firewood processor for seasonal firewood producers and home users. The ergonomic and easy-to-use control panel makes the machine easy to operate. The Falcon 35 is equipped with a standard patented cleaning outfeed conveyor that separates debris, which results in cleaner firewood. It cleans most of the debris before it ends up in the firewood pile. Subject to wear parts have been minimized by installing hydraulic controls. This machine has no v-belts.
Safety and comfort are ensured by the single-piece and light safety cover that stops the saw and splitting immediately when opened at any time.
The adjustable hydraulic chain oil lubrication pump ensures the long service life of the chain and bar. The lubrication pump gets its oil from a separate canister, which can be replaced quickly, without making a mess. The machine’s open lower structure enables easy cleaning and the integrated tool box ensures that important equipment is always at hand.
Thanks to our wide range of accessories, you can easily customize the machine to your liking. As a new optional equipment, you can add hydraulic height adjustment of the splitting blade, which can be controlled in the user-friendly control panel. You can also boost productivity with the HakkiLift log lifter or HakkiFeed log table. Additional equipment can be connected to the machine easily with quick hydraulic couplers available as an accessory.

[@theflyingsheepcircus]

I have this. It is very very nice! Retails around 11 500 usd in norway.

[@ED-on8to]

What?!
That is a very good price!

[@theflyingsheepcircus]

@@ED-on8to plus 25 percent tax. Nowadays it is 15 000 plus tax

[@ED-on8to]

@@theflyingsheepcircus Ok.
That is similar to the prices in Germany.

[@theflyingsheepcircus]

@@ED-on8to yeah, could probably sell it again with small surplus. axe and saw again though

[@HouseOfDeus]

It’s sooooo beautiful. I need that in my life, but I do enjoy spitting wood myself using my axe and hatchet. I like the process and work of it. Again tho, that machine is awesome.

[@davidt1514]

I have one it is a realt good inveastment

[@robertgregory166]

Lad you gotta get off the axe grind, save your back and arms in the long run

[@derickadams5772]

I have a falcon 35 I put 300 cord through it and the hydraulic motor drive went that operates the chain and having a hard time getting parts comes from Norway

[@dwb73]

I would want to see how it does on real wood like hickory, oak, hard maple, or the dreaded elm. This demo is on soft wood. Yeah, no problem getting that thru your machine!

[@raymondrobinson4047]

I have 42 easy and 43 pro and have no issues with hard dry beech and ash through 12 way knife....northern ireland uk🇬🇧🇬🇧👌

[@borisachenbach3328]

That birch.

[@Herbert04]

I would like to see it do real wood. Like maple.

[@heavenbound1536]

WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY BETTER THAN MY BELLS 8000 FIREWOOD PROCESSOR AND ALOT LESS MONEY TOO

[@fabianlara5715]

can i buy it in texas

[@mdrepon1385]

Hi bro how much cost this machine make

[@bobberbuilder6122]

Can this even be bought in the states?

[@HakkiPilke]

Yes, please find your closest dealer from global.hakkipilke.com

[@patrickmukora3184]

@@HakkiPilke how much does it cost?

[@jeron9272]

@@patrickmukora3184 roughly 19,000 usd

[@adddad9779]

This dude brought a sawdust vacuum out to the woods... LMAO!

[@cedarbeauty9187]

What runs it?

[@HakkiPilke]

Powerunit. Hakki Pilke firewood processors can be also equipped with direct drive Power Unit that powers the processor without need for PTO-connection.

[@fabianlara5715]

how much does this cost brand new

[@jeron9272]

roughly 19,000 usd

[@HubertofLiege]

@@jeron9272 that is affordable.

[@jeron9272]

@@HubertofLiege yeah, for a large operation it is

[@iwantosavemoney]

What is the biggest log that will fit length and diameter please

[@HakkiPilke]

The max log diameter is 35 cm and
if you don't have log deck or lift attached to the machine, the maximum allowed log length is 4,5 m.

[@adobedirtblues1321]

A joke with oak. Can you imagine cutting anything with a curve in it? This is for making firewood out of peeler cores.

[@user-po2hg8kq5c]

Have you something else to suggest..for hard trees with curves in?I want to buy something... I'm in Greece europe, and i can spend for a processor 13.000 Euros.. I don't care about New or used machine

[@tigerraven]

So how much to ship to Victoria Australia

[@HakkiPilke]

Please contact our dealer in Austrailia for detailed pricing: global.hakkipilke.com/au

[@adrianpreston1476]

I have one forsale only done 3.5 hrs

[@DenverPicker]

$?

[@tn7355]

How much where ya at

[@jonalmqvist9877]

Yes, and it is kind of pricey

[@agegnehumulu6655]

hy sor how much tee cost

[@HakkiPilke]

Please contact your closest dealer for detailed pricing :) Dealer network: www.hakkipilke.fi/en/node/443

[@user-oh3rn1ow7f]

((🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟)) 🙏