7 Ton Lightweight Portable High Powered Hydraulic Electric Firewood Log Splitter with Rubber Wheels for Home, Garage, or Cabin, Red | Hydraulic Outdoor Wood Cutting Equipment with Rubber Wheels for Home, Garage, or Cabin Use
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Tuesday, Aug 18
Style: 7 Ton Electric Log Splitter
Features
- Split Logs Effortlessly: Log splitter has a single-handed operation and allows you to split logs in your backyard with high-powered hydraulics that help the machine slice through logs with ease
- Easy to Use and Transport: Electric design allows you to use the log splitter in your garage or outdoors while the rubber wheels help you take this lightweight firewood splitter with you on the go
- Power Log Splitters: Features a splitting force of 7 tons and 3700 PSI hydraulic pressure, this hydraulic log splitter has a motor power of 2 horsepower and 14 seconds cycle time with 4 quarts oil capacity
- Guaranteed Stability and Durability: Built-in side rails keep logs stable while splitting, and the front handle allows for easy maneuvering: Steel construction makes this splitter last for years
- Electric Splitter Dimensions: Outdoor log splitter machine has 20.5 inches maximum log length and a maximum of 10 inches log diameter; Measures 39.5 inches long, 13.5 inches wide, and 20 inches tall
Description
Effortlessly split logs at home with the 7-Ton Hydraulic Electric Log Splitter by Boss Industrial, your backyard's great companion. Be the champion and powerhouse of your own home and keep the fireplace burning bright with firewood split by this heavy-duty automatic wood splitter. This high-powered log splitter can cut through logs up to 10 inches in diameter with ease using its 5-inch steel wedge and 2-horsepower electric motor. A single-handed design allows you to operate the machine with 1 hand and has a lever that goes back to its starting position once released. With an electric operation, this machine can be started with the push of a button and used in garages and sheds with no fumes. Easily take this lightweight machine with you on the go using the rubber wheels on the back. Built-in side rails keep logs stable while splitting, and the front handle allows for easy maneuvering. With strong steel construction, this high-powered machine is built to last year after year. With a splitting force of 7 tons and 3700 psi hydraulic pressure, this log splitter has a 14-second cycle time with 4 quarts of oil capacity. This log splitter measures 39.5 inches long, 13.5 inches wide, and 20 inches tall. Maximum log length is 20.5 inches and weighs 121 pounds. Ideal for use in your home, garage, or cabin, this 7-Ton Hydraulic Electric Log Splitter from Boss Industrial is high-powered enough to split even the toughest logs with ease.
Product Dimensions: 40 x 13.5 x 20.5 inches
Item Weight: 117 pounds
Department: Unisex Adult
Manufacturer: Boss Industrial, Inc.
Item model number: ES7T20
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Style: 7 Ton Electric Log Splitter
I received this just a couple of days ago and have only used it once, so I can't testify as to its durability. That said, It has exceeded my expectations to this point. I really like the one step operation - not having to press a button while activating "the lever" which nearly all other electric splitters require. I also like that it stores upright - takes up very little space. It is heavy - 130+ lbs., but even at my advanced age and with a disability, I'm able to move it around. I also like that there's no gas engine to "hope it starts". At this point I have split some not real large, but pretty hard and "gnarly" logs with it, and it has not stalled or failed yet. It comes well packaged and includes the hydraulic fluid. There is no assembly required (other than attaching the control handle). The packaging is durable as Fed Ex's handling didn't seem to be too delicate. The box was pretty scuffed up. Edit (add on): I now have split considerably more wood so I will point out a few more things. First, I have some dry oak that greatly exceeds the recommended size capacity for the machine. For the most part it worked great. A couple were a problem and the issue was that they were too long, barely fitting on the splitter. I "shortened" them and they split fine. Apparently, the hydraulic piston has more power further down the stroke than when it first starts. Also, I found that moving the splitter was easier if I picked it up by its (front) legs - not the curved front bar as recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026 by Tom H.
Style: 7 Ton Electric Log Splitter
I bought this for a friend who lives in Ohio and subsists solely on wood for heat. That was eight years ago today. I spoke to him last night and he told me the unit is still running strong. He was doubtful in the beginning but now he’s a believer. He mentioned a bearing starting to make a noise, but other than that, it works like a champ. Don’t be concerned about reviews that state the unit is not robust or has little power. My friend punishes this machine regularly with very large green logs. Well worth the money in my opinion.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026 by Mickey C
Style: 7 Ton Electric Log Splitter
I only received this three days ago, but I'm really satisfied! First, it came well packaged and protected. It was delivered three days before I expected it! I had read all the reviews on Amazon about it and also read the manual online. It came full of hydraulic oil, I had bought a gallon before it arrived, because neither the reviews nor the owners manual were clear on whether it came filled with oil. It did. I loosened the vent cap 4 1/2 turns and cycled it through about 4 times. I oiled the ways and anvil with WD40 lithium grease. I also bought, ahead of time a 12 gauge 50 foot extension cord. From looking at the manual, I thought I needed a 10 gauge, but after looking at loads recommended on cords at the store, I bought a 12 gauge and it works fine for 50 feet. I started splitting oak. This oak was cut last winter or the winter before, so it was dry. Our oak in the southwest isn't like eastern oak. They are small evergreen trees with lots of knots, stringy, and very few really straight pieces. This oak was primarily Mexican blue oak and Emory Oak. I believe it's much tougher to split than red oak. However, the splitter did the job quite well. It had some trouble with forked logs, but I was able to try to split them several different ways and it finally got the job done. I also split some Alligator juniper and it splits juniper like butter. I am very impressed! I expected trouble with the oak, but it was minimal. Other reviews mention splitting over a cord a day and some made very outrageous claims. I believe one review mentioned splitting one cord per hour. A face cord, maybe, but not a full 4 X 4 X 8 cord. It took me about 8 hours to haul, split and stack a full cord of oak. The reviews mentioned the need to raise the splitter to a more ergonomic height and I agree. I have a garden wagon that is 48" long, and it worked perfectly to sit the spitter on. Two people may be able to split a cord in an hour, but I don't believe so. I don't know how this splitter will hold up over time, but it seems solidly built and I really worked it hard, so I think it will last a long time. If I was going to buy again, I might go for the 8 Ton one, but right now the 7Ton splitter seems sufficient for my needs. We burn about two cords per year.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2016 by L. Humphrey
Style: 7 Ton Electric Log Splitter
I'm sick of splitting logs. I wasn't that familiar with log splitters, but the weather was getting cold and it was time to get wood prepared for the fireplace. I watched some videos, read some reviews and ordered this Boss electric splitter. First I'll say that I love splitting wood with this. It's almost "enjoyable". I think the logs have to be 10 inches or less in diameter- like dinner plate size. That fit the bill for me. It works kind of slowly, which seems standard for these machines and gives a feeling of safety. It works well and I'd recommend it. That being said, here are a few "cons"- but by no means "deal breakers": The handle that engages the splitting mechanism has to be removed after you use it so you can tip it upright and wheel it back to it's storage space. Kinda think it should have been designed differently, but that's that. You'll have to take the handle on and off. There's a wing nut that opens and closes the vent. This needs to be opened when you use it by turning it 4 times or so (read instructions for specifics) and closed after use. Again, kinda think this could have been designed to work automatically? And one last thing- The Boss stickers were placed on the side and after about 20 uses, (splitting mechanism moves over/passed the sides) the Boss sticker....got the sliding splitter stuck. I had to rip off the stickers and then use a one sided razor blade to remove the remainder. Not a huge deal, but maybe the stickers should be placed elsewhere or the information be painted on. Just a few suggestions. It's a very good item for those of us tired of splitting wood the old fashioned way.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2018 by Holly Jones
Style: 7 Ton Electric Log Splitter
ups dollied it up to my garage door, and rolled it inside after ringing door bell. Box was manufactured box and Styrofoam was molded to protect and surround the 100 pound Boss log splitter.It was simple to open box and remove machine from box. A+ I read directions in manual just because wise thing to do. I opened the fly nut 6 or 7 times and ran it until air was out of hydraulic line. After retightened I decided to check oil on the stick after reading reviews about oil being at lowest line from factory. I tilted it up on end and put 7mm hex in nut and will not move. I mean will not turn loose. So I called 800 number. Got a very pleasant gentlemen on phone that told me that's because they use thread lock so it will not leak in transit. He said you have to give the hex wrench a hard tap to break the glue or use a lock creasant wrench (vise-grips) to lock on the round end of hex dip stick and give that a tap to loosen. This is not in the manual. Word of advise: Do not strip your 7mm hex nut, use the lock wrench and tap it and behold it is loose. Then screw it out with hex wrench that is included. I found the hydrologic oil to still be between the lines. Then I spent about 3 hours splitting about half a cord of wood. it went through my hard sweet gum ball wood like butter( if you get it with the grain) . Stacked it and covered it and done. Also use some kind of silicone spray on the black and red back and forth stuff. Oil will cause wood chips to stick to it. And it helps to prevent screeching sounds. Great price, great design, great one handed control. I'll never wear this thing out. I bought from amazon there 50 foot 12 guage 15 amp cord and it works great with no issues. great price also http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002HWRS6S?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2015 by FrankieBoy
Style: 7 Ton Electric Log Splitter
Works flawlessly with just a turn of the switch
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026 by Works like a charm, and we have a timid dog. No longer does she have to jump in and out of the truck, a feat increasingly difficult for her as she ages
Style: 7 Ton Electric Log Splitter
I finally got to use this, as it was too heavy for me to handle. It's a great little workhorse, and well made. Heavier than I thought, but the wheels really help. I like that you can store it upright if space constrained, by removing the handle. I thought it was a one handed operation, but you have to push a start button while you operate the handle with the other hand. Can't guide the log if it goes crooked-as no hands left. LOL. But it IS a good safety feature, I guess.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2026 by Crystal Knapp
Style: 7 Ton Electric Log Splitter
After careful and extended research, I purchased this product. My primary concern was the poor reviews on the wheels for transporting over grass. Little did I know that my real concern would be power. I previously owned a Ryobi 4-ton electric log splitter that worked great for 10 years and figured going up to 7 tons would be wonderful. Turns out that this Boss 7-ton unit has absolutely no power and compares poorly to the Ryobi. Should have stuck with what I know. I'll be taking my Ryobi to a local shop to see if I can get it refurbished with new gaskets.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026 by James A. Shiffer