EastonMade 9-16 Wood Splitter in Depth Look #74
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- In today's video we take an in depth look at out new Easton Made 9-16 Wood Splitter. I go over alot of the details that helped me make the decision to purchase an EastonMade instead of another brand. Make sure to subscribe and look out for lots more on the Easton Made Splitter, Upcoming videos of putting that log lift to the test and just how fast this machine really is! For More Information visit Easton Made at
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Purchased my Eastonmade 22-28 in September. It is a amazing machine. Extremely productive and crazy powerful. Built like a tank. Just a great machine. Andrew is a great guy, absolute professional.
Nice overview! That is one sweet splitter! Thanks for sharing.
Have a blessed one
nice splitter and nice video
Wow I'm jealous buddy! What a splitter! 👍😃🇺🇸🚜
Thanks CJ! I’m looking forward to really putting this EastonMade to work!
I have been impressed watching Mike and Mellisa Morgan splitting with their Wolf Ridge splitter ( I still am impressed ) That unit is a fast heavy duty piece of equipment. Your EastonMade unit is truly a commercial "BATTLESHIP". The fluid tank volume with filtering alone says this unit is meant to run continuous long term. The size of the ram is bigger than anything I have seen elsewhere. Mike's unit might be a little faster and easier to change the wedge but they are both great looking pieces of equipment. Thanks always for interesting / informative videos Take care
Good machine and worth the wait in Gold and silver..
Nice thanks so much my friend... nice
Thanks Gary!
Nice job, good explanation. Thanks.
Thanks so much paul. Another great job!!!!
Thanks Andrew! This splitter is awesome! Already split enough to fill my wood shed and then some! Gonna have some footage of those big oak rounds soon too!
Thanks for sharing this great video my friend
I love my 12-22 it was sitting there in your video of the Paul bunyan show
My 9-16 is a beast I bet that 12-22 is flat out awesome!
@@WilliamsonRidge I t definitely is I'm like you went from a old craftsman splitter to it and thought that I had a bunch of rounds ready for it but about five hours later everything that I had cut is split so now cutting more in the hour or so of daylight after work
Very nice. Thanks for the videos. How did you decide which wedge to get? Thanks for the videos.
Thanks! I went with the four way mainly because I leave the wood pretty big because we have an outside boiler so I can run most stuff through one time and it makes 4 nice large pieces, just split down enough to be able to handle them, but still big enough to not just burn up. Thinking about selling some to so EastonMade hooked me up with a six way wedge also to get it down to more campfirewood size too, so stay tuned!
A lot of thought went into the design of that splitter. There is very little room for improvement.
For sure! And the things I would improve they offer on other models like the auto cycle
You said the county line you said split 3/4 of a cord with a single wedge that's not bad
matt fogarty the county line does a good job for the money and it gets the job done it’s a good splitter especially if you split smaller rounds but when you get into the big stuff the Easton made with the lift really makes lifting a 300 pound round simple
It does make lifting a big log simple but that's why they made the countyline vertical and horizontal for the big logs you put it vertical and roll them to the splitter and split them
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Please do me a favor do an hour split with this then measure how much it splits then do an hour with the county line with a 4way for an hour because I don't think its gonna do much more than a county line with a 4way wedge
A 1 hour split is in progress with the EastonMade. A 4 way wedge does not work properly on the county line. The cycle time makes a big difference alone the EastonMade has a 7 second and the county line is 11.2 the ton rating on the county line is 25 and EastonMade is 24 but the EastonMade splits big oak rounds a lot easier
And you have to figure one thing with cycle times that is from the wedge being fully retracted to fully extended if I use the countyline I try not to let it go all the way back in so really its about the same cycle time if you do that when you split see people dont take this stuff into consideration when they buy a woodsplitter they only see the black and white lol
Can do 2-3 cords an hour with eastonmade. With my swisher and 4 way, I can do 1-1.25 cord if I bust ass. Plus I have to lift it up and can’t lift big pieces.
That 8 inch "I" beam is actually a "H" beam
Lol, I guess depending which way it’s turned!
It does not matter how you turn it. An "I" beam is an "I" beam and an "H" beam is an "H" beam. They are totally different. That beam on that splitter is an H beam. Check with the manufacture if you do not believe me.
I did check and the product catalog says it’s an 8 inch “I” beam
I received this e-mail from Eastonmade splitters: Eastonmade Wood Splitters Yes you are correct it is an h beam
I’ve been going by the info I have in their catalog and even in their video they say I beam. Check out this video, czcams.com/video/KphAhsjdEYY/video.html
Maybe he just said it wrong, I will call Andrew and ask him because I do want my videos to be accurate and will revise it to make it correct after I call him