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Sun Joe LJ10M 10-Ton Hydraulic Log Splitter, Green

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Style: Splitter


Features

  • [POWERFUL]: Hydraulic RAM Builds up to 10 Tons of driving force
  • [LARGE CAPACITY]: Splits logs up to 18 in. Long x 8 in. Wide
  • [EFFICIENT]: RAM return spring for quick resets
  • [DURABLE]: Steel frame construction with wheels for easy portability
  • [EASY TO USE]: No gas, oil or cords. Wheel Size:2.48 inch
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Description

Log on. Log off. Then split. Embrace your inner Paul Bunyan as you make light work of the piles of large logs you've been meaning to tackle around your yd with the Sun Joe Logger Joe LJ10M 10-Ton hydraulic log splitter. Harness the power of the manually operated 2-speed pump to quickly generate to 10 Tons of driving force to easily split firewood logsup to 18 in. Long x 8 in. Wide. The LJ10M log splitter is crafted of durable steel construction for reliable power & performance, season after season, Year after year. Rear wheels make it easy to maneuver wherever it's needed - & its compact size makes it a cinch to store when it's not.


Material: Alloy Steel


Load Capacity: 10 tons


Brand: Sun Joe


Color: Green


Item Weight: 87 Pounds


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 41.12 x 8.12 x 11.8 inches


Minimum Height: 11.8 Inches


Style: Splitter


Product Dimensions: 41.12 x 8.12 x 11.8 inches


Item Weight: 87 pounds


Manufacturer: Snow Joe


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: LJ10M


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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    • Way easier and safer than splitting by hand! Very powerful! Would buy again no question
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I have used this for 7 years now and besides the normal wear and tear*, the unit is still going strong and I have processed somewhere around 10 full sized trees worth of hardwood ... yielding around 30 cords of firewood. It's tough, alright! Admittedly, I push this unit hard. We are surrounded by New England hardwood (maples and oaks, mostly), and when an 80+ year tree falls, you need to bust it up. I find that as long as I can balance the log on the spiitter, I can usually catch enough of an edge to get it done even if it takes a couple of passes, cutting it into quarters or thirds ... whatever the wood will offer. The operation is quiet and powerful. It produces a very satisfying 'pop' or 'thump' when the log finally relents. And although it can take some elbow grease on logs over the recommended size, it is still way easier than slinging a sledgehammer or maul. I only have two observations about the design that could be improved: 1. The unit has two very undersized wheels that, except for the shortest trips on the most level surface, are basically useless. If I need to transport it to the where I need it in the yard, I use a wheelbarrow. 2. The right-angle chute brackets are a poor design choice. They sit at right angles to the movement of the wood you are splitting. That basically guarantees that they will get caught on knots and knurls in the wood, causing them to twist and break. But that can be remedied (see photos) * Normal wear and tear involved the 'chute' brackets bending and tearing off under the force of the piston. I will post a picture of how I asked a local welder to repair and modify the original design ... one I shared with the Logger Joe team (but they have not implemented). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 23, 2023 by Mike M Mike M
    • Slow but a lot less work than swinging a 8 pound splitting maul.
The media could not be loaded. This thing does a good job at splitting. Not much to set up when it arrives. Just open the box, put the handles in and go to work. You will almost certainly need a spacer of some kind for shorter pieces. I use an old piece of 4X6 post. Be sure the spacer is small enough to clear the forks on the track or stand it on end. Yes, the ends of the logs need to be reasonably square or you risk the work popping out of the splitter. Why did I give it 4 stars instead of 5? The valve that controls the jack is stiff and sometimes I need to hold it closed when the pump starts putting pressure on the log. Once the pressure builds up the valve stays closed but as soon as the log begins to split and the pressure drops I sometimes have to tighten it again. I assume this is because of a tight O-ring on the valve. And speaking of O-rings, I noticed a small leak that appears to be coming from the ring sealing the ram from the top of the jack. It's more of a seep than a leak and seems to be getting better as I use the splitter. I'm guessing the O-rings are new and tight or a bit stiff. We'll see what happens after more use. Sorry about the video. It's hard to hold the phone with one hand and operate the splitter with the other but this gives you an idea of how fast it works. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 2, 2022 by Goat_Whisperer
    • So helpful
I got this to help my boyfriend with chopping wood for our fireplace and this is the best thing I ever got. It’s so easy to use and I did not have to rent a wood splitter or get a heavy duty one.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 27, 2023 by Kai
    • Good for light to medium duty splitting
Bought this to split oak firewood for personal use that I gathered following hurricane IAN. It handled logs up to 20”+ in diameter w/ some wrangling, but struggled w/ larger, dryer logs-including leakage of hydraulic fluid from the cylinders. Definitely need to split oak b4 it dries as larger dried logs required a lot of force & “popped” apart rather than splitting. The narrow profile also makes it a little unstable when splitting larger pieces but nothing serious. I ended up splitting about 2 cords of oak & it handled the job well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 22, 2022 by Scott Larson
    • Works as advertised
This splitter was easy to assemble and use. No difficulties and split wood easily.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 9, 2023 by JeffMGill
    • Works better than I expected
We've got a couple of maple trees that I cut into approximately 15" logs, 14" in diameter on average. They're a little short; I should have made them 18 or 20" but too late now. This splitter works great, though. For the shorter logs, I use a good, straight piece of wood as a spacer and it's worked great. You have to be careful that the spacer doesn't cause the log to pop out and become a flying projectile. In fact Snow Joe doesn't recommend this approach, so do this at your own risk! I've done about 5 logs so far, and will finish these trees in a few days. It's easy to use and doesn't hurt my back the way swinging an axe does. The satisfying sound of the log cracking in half is music to my ears. I just go ahead and split a log down to 6-8 pieces suitable for use in my small wood stove. Takes about 5-10 minutes per log. I think for the price, this machine is pretty good. The electric and gasoline splitters are way more expensive and inconvenient. If you're doing large scale splitting, like to produce several cords of wood, this might be insufficient and you need to consider shelling out $300-$500 for a motorized heavy duty splitter, but for casual use like chopping up a single tree, the Snow Joe is pretty close to ideal. The worrisome thing is that several of the reviewers report defective units, like the knobs breaking off or the piston suddenly failing to work. But so far, my unit has worked great. It stores upright in the garage and takes up very little space. It does have wheels, and you have to be somewhat in shape to haul this thing around, but it's not that hard, not harder than pulling a heavy mower around for example. I don't try to take it down to where the wood is at the rear of the yard; the wheels seem too small and it seems like it would end up just getting dragged through the soft dirt and mud, and then I have to drag it back up the hill to the garage. So I just wheel it out onto the driveway, and wheelbarrow my logs back and forth. For the amount I have, this works out great. If you have a pretty big pile of logs, though, you may need to load this thing onto a hand cart to wheel it to where the wood is, and maybe lay it down on a 2-by-4 or a plank of plywood for stability. I've noticed it will rock back and forth while you are working the levers, if it's set on an uneven surface, so you do need to make sure it's on a flat, level surface. Not much else to say about this. In a couple of months I'll probably add more oil, if the instructions are accurate, and if that is problematic, I'll add a note about that here. Otherwise... it's time to "make like a banana and split"!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 2, 2020 by Joe Tairei

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