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Arrives
Jul 12 – Jul 20
Features
- Patented dual direction splitting to get your job done fast.
- Patented gas-like performance and durable hydraulic system to go along with a heavy duty industrial motor
- One-handed operation for convenience and safety
- Requires a 20 amp circuit
- 1 gallon hydraulic tank with hydraulic fluid included
Description
The ED10T20 is the most powerful electric log splitter in its class. The patented dual direction splitting allows for quick work. Easy one hand operation & portability make this splitter a consumer favorite. With side mounting racks, logs can be easily cleared for the next split. The heavy duty industrial motor combined with the patented hydraulic system provides consistent splitting & performance with enhanced longevity. The optional cross Wedge (model cw-d1) allows for even faster cutting & a recommended add-on.
Product Dimensions: 52 x 26 x 47 inches
Item Weight: 214 pounds
Manufacturer: Boss Industrial, Inc.
Item model number: ED10T20
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Jul 12 – Jul 20
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Few (irrelevant) cons: The manual....a CYA story. Useless mostly. Why not say it comes without oil, heres how to filler up. Why not say if t stops running its most likely overpressure => turn off the enginre and restart. Some tools for assembly missing, assembly howto poor. You have to find out how to put wheels on so they dont scrape. Why not send a funel that fits and a quart of W32 oil with it? Its almost too heavy (215lbs) for one person to handle assembly etc alone, certainly carrying it upstairs downstairs is too much! Some complain the wheelbase is too narrow....not for my use. Stellar Pros: Sturdy, very stable and powerful! Ah the pleasure of being able to split without bending down.....ahhhh. Handles anything but concrete blocks. Fast. I threw away my axes. Highly recommend it 2 years later and 15 cords split later: no back pain! but one EW visit for dropping two big logs on my sandals! big time hematomato!! there is no doubt in my mind: its competitive with combustion engine driven bottom-splitters that you schlepp behind your pickup, way! i used it 300ft in the forest with a long 110v 3 ohase cord, no trbl. so heres a problem that scared me briefly: i refilled W32 first time after two years to the brim and stored it several months....upon restart the motor torqued off.....just let off 1 oz of oil and let in a bit of air and bingo: the torque safety valve needs to see zero pressure to reset! i recommend to ck oil once a year and keep it 99% full. yes two never flat wider casters would be a good improvement. its too heavy for a single geezer to schlepp uptairs downstairs. so it tipped on me and cracked the flimsy handle. a flexible handle there would be useful. an autostop (mechanically triggered left and right STOP) would speed up things too....illegal because of liability? a welded cage at both ends that fits a std 2x4 block to split stringy wood to the end would prevent much torquing! and a better mechanism to clear chips and bark from the sled so the machine will not choke on itself and you wont have to finagle the junk out with a screwdriver. a roll off device where you can put the splits on to dump.... make it in aluminum? its just a tad too heavy to be really universal....but hey! this is by all means the best splitter i ever used, a pleasure to work with
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2014 by fred debros
First the Log trays are completely different from those shown in the assembly instructions. They are pre-assembled, which was nice, but unfortunately the holes are at a slight angle on the trays so the bottom holes do not line up with the holes on the splitter. You need to stand them on the garage floor and smack them a few times with a rubber mallet to get then to line up. More importantly, the dipstick with breather cap provided for the hydraulic oil is too long to seat in the hole. It bottoms out in the hole before the cap even touches the splitter. I have tried to phone their 800 service number but the call volume is so high, (with complaints I presume), that you cannot get through. I have emailed them twice, with no response.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2023 by Bill Corry
This thing works really well. And it aves time by letting me split on either end of the splitter blade, reducing the need to wait for the blade to retract back to the starting point. Only drawbacks: - it's heavy. You're not going to want to move this around especially up and down inclines or steps. It has wheels, but it is still a bear to move. - the shipping company did a little damage to it with their fork life, and were jerks when I asked if I could open it and see if the box damage had impacted the unit (it had).
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2022 by mz-in-cali
Based on the reviews from woodsplittersdirect.com, I decided to go with the Boss ED10T20. Ordered on a Sunday. Delivered on Friday. Instructions on assembly are poor (thus the 4 stars). Split a cord on Saturday and it's working quite well. I'll update and provide a more detailed review in a couple of weeks.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2014 by toadman
I put this together by myself, but it was very difficult. You really need a helper. It is powerful, but louder than I expected being that it is electric. I tested it by throwing knots and bigger pieces than recommended and it tore everything up. Under certain circumstances wood may "fly" so wear goggles when working it. If you're not running a fire wood business but just trying to keep your family warm I don't think you can do better for the money. I recommend. UPDATE:7/6/23 I have been generally happy with this unit. However, it recently stopped working. Appears to be the motor. I spoke with customer service and the guy was very pleasant. I was to do a bit more troubleshooting and call them back this week 7/5/23. This was just before the 4th holiday weekend. I called and spoke to the same guy yesterday. It was concluded that the motor needed to be replace. Before them shipping out a motor they wanted me to email them a copy of the receipt, my shipping address and a picture of the log splitter. I thought this strange because the receipt has all this information in it. But what is pssng me off now is that 48 hours later I haven't received an email with a tracking number or even an acknowledgement/status of case. I am here fore due to their lack of communication I'm dropping this review rom 4 stars to 2 stars. I'll revise my review if and when I hear from them. Right now I'm very disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2022 by WTF!