Log Splitter 4206 | Split-Fire
Split-Fire Log Splitter 4206
Models:
| Split Fire 4206 Log Splitter | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | 4206 |
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| Frame | 7" x 7" Steel Tube | |||||
| Log Capacity | 30" - 48" Diameter | |||||
| Tonnage | 32Â tons @ 2,900 psi | |||||
| Cycle Speed | Governed by Skid Steer Hydraulics | |||||
| Power Source | Skid Steer | |||||
| Hydraulic Flow | 8 - 20 GPM | |||||
| Weight | 24" Stroke -Â 460 lbs. | |||||
A great attachment for a full-size skid steer, or mini skid looking to process large +48” gnarly logs. Whether you’re splitting your own large rounds, or splitting unwanted arborist drop offs, this is the ideal attachment. The splitting zone is located directly in front of the cab, so visibility is great. You won’t have a sore neck straining to see what’s going on with this setup. An overall heavy-duty design includes 3/8” thick plate bumper and hose safety to keep things looking good for this rough application.
The 4206 is rated for 32 tons with an average cycle time of 8-13 seconds, depending on auxiliary flow and pressure. Designed with a 12” standoff to improve splitting both in the horizontal and vertical orientation, all it takes is a fine hand on the controls to split those large dangerous rounds. Split those large logs into manageable chunks that can either be used for boiler wood, or further split down into quality firewood.
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Log Splitter 4206 | Split-Fire
Log Splitter 4206 | Split-Fire
Split-Fire Log Splitter 4206
Models:
| Split Fire 4206 Log Splitter | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | 4206 |
|||||
| Frame | 7" x 7" Steel Tube | |||||
| Log Capacity | 30" - 48" Diameter | |||||
| Tonnage | 32Â tons @ 2,900 psi | |||||
| Cycle Speed | Governed by Skid Steer Hydraulics | |||||
| Power Source | Skid Steer | |||||
| Hydraulic Flow | 8 - 20 GPM | |||||
| Weight | 24" Stroke -Â 460 lbs. | |||||
A great attachment for a full-size skid steer, or mini skid looking to process large +48” gnarly logs. Whether you’re splitting your own large rounds, or splitting unwanted arborist drop offs, this is the ideal attachment. The splitting zone is located directly in front of the cab, so visibility is great. You won’t have a sore neck straining to see what’s going on with this setup. An overall heavy-duty design includes 3/8” thick plate bumper and hose safety to keep things looking good for this rough application.
The 4206 is rated for 32 tons with an average cycle time of 8-13 seconds, depending on auxiliary flow and pressure. Designed with a 12” standoff to improve splitting both in the horizontal and vertical orientation, all it takes is a fine hand on the controls to split those large dangerous rounds. Split those large logs into manageable chunks that can either be used for boiler wood, or further split down into quality firewood.
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Split-Fire Log Splitter 4206
Models:
| Split Fire 4206 Log Splitter | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | 4206 |
|||||
| Frame | 7" x 7" Steel Tube | |||||
| Log Capacity | 30" - 48" Diameter | |||||
| Tonnage | 32Â tons @ 2,900 psi | |||||
| Cycle Speed | Governed by Skid Steer Hydraulics | |||||
| Power Source | Skid Steer | |||||
| Hydraulic Flow | 8 - 20 GPM | |||||
| Weight | 24" Stroke -Â 460 lbs. | |||||
A great attachment for a full-size skid steer, or mini skid looking to process large +48” gnarly logs. Whether you’re splitting your own large rounds, or splitting unwanted arborist drop offs, this is the ideal attachment. The splitting zone is located directly in front of the cab, so visibility is great. You won’t have a sore neck straining to see what’s going on with this setup. An overall heavy-duty design includes 3/8” thick plate bumper and hose safety to keep things looking good for this rough application.
The 4206 is rated for 32 tons with an average cycle time of 8-13 seconds, depending on auxiliary flow and pressure. Designed with a 12” standoff to improve splitting both in the horizontal and vertical orientation, all it takes is a fine hand on the controls to split those large dangerous rounds. Split those large logs into manageable chunks that can either be used for boiler wood, or further split down into quality firewood.
