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CountyLine® 3-Point Hitch Log Splitter
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SKU Number: 2153304
Manufacturers Number: S400197TS
Brand: CountyLine®
Type: Tractor-powered
Splitting Force: Depends on tractor
Cycle Time: Depends on tractor
Maximum Log Length: 26 in.
Maximum Log Diameter: Any
Product Width: 22 in.
Product Length: 72 in.
Product Weight: 365 lb.
Warranty: 3 Years Material/Workmanship, 1 Year Hydraulics
Manufacturers Number: S400197TS
Brand: CountyLine®
Type: Tractor-powered
Splitting Force: Depends on tractor
Cycle Time: Depends on tractor
Maximum Log Length: 26 in.
Maximum Log Diameter: Any
Product Width: 22 in.
Product Length: 72 in.
Product Weight: 365 lb.
Warranty: 3 Years Material/Workmanship, 1 Year Hydraulics
Description
The CountyLine® 3-Point Hitch Log Splitter is designed for category 1 and 2 tractors and hooks directly into the tractor's hydraulic system.
- 3-point hitch hydraulic Cat I and II engine
- Vertical/horizontal operation
- 4 in. x 24 in. hydraulic cylinder
- Large built-in log cradle has a 26 in. log capacity and makes splitting wood easier, quicker and safer
- Removable 8 in. H cutting wedge for easy sharpening
- Splitting force and cycle time depend on tractor
- Includes closed spool kit for converting open center valves to closed center
- 3 year warranty on steel components; 1 year warranty on hydraulic components
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CountyLine®CountyLine® 3-Point Hitch Log Splitter 
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17 out of 19(89%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.
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19Log Splitter | Brand : CountyLine® | Type : Tractor-powered | Splitting Force : Depends on tractor | Cycle Time : Depends on tractor | Maximum Log Length : 26 in. | Maximum Log Diameter : Any | Product Width : 22 in. | Product Length : 72 in.Product Reviews
Overall Customer Rating:
Rating Snapshot (19 reviews)
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17 out of 19(89%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.
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Location: Mt Juliet, TN
Look no further
Date:February 21, 2012
I have owned one of these for about a year now and here is my assessment.
Pro
Very robust and innovative beam design, wide bed cradles logs excellently, has elongated holes at end of channels to make debris removal easy.
Work height just right while using in the horizontal position.
Easily rotates vertically for attacking logs to big to lift.
Splits or slices through the snarliest hardwood you can through at it.
Cycle times are just right for me with my Ford 345C tractor running at only 1K RPM. Most of the time you don’t have to complete a full stroke to split the wood, once the spitting wedge flared section penetrates most logs pop right open.
Ram retracts without you having to keep your hand on the lever; this allows you to work on loading the next log while the ram retracts.
One stop shopping, TSC had all of the hydraulic couplers and hoses I needed for attaching to my tractor.
Very robust and innovative beam design, wide bed cradles logs excellently, has elongated holes at end of channels to make debris removal easy.
Work height just right while using in the horizontal position.
Easily rotates vertically for attacking logs to big to lift.
Splits or slices through the snarliest hardwood you can through at it.
Cycle times are just right for me with my Ford 345C tractor running at only 1K RPM. Most of the time you don’t have to complete a full stroke to split the wood, once the spitting wedge flared section penetrates most logs pop right open.
Ram retracts without you having to keep your hand on the lever; this allows you to work on loading the next log while the ram retracts.
One stop shopping, TSC had all of the hydraulic couplers and hoses I needed for attaching to my tractor.
Con
Stand is cheap! Initially I replaced the standard 3/8” bolts with a heaver grade since I was worried that the lack of bracing may cause a leg to shear the bolts. I viewed this as a safety risk. I plan on welding some gussets or cross braces between the legs to resolve this issue.
Stand is cheap! Initially I replaced the standard 3/8” bolts with a heaver grade since I was worried that the lack of bracing may cause a leg to shear the bolts. I viewed this as a safety risk. I plan on welding some gussets or cross braces between the legs to resolve this issue.
Conclusion
I did extensive research before I settled on this model. For the money this is the best one out there. I have split about 6 chords with it over the past year and have absolutely no complaints. SPEECO has engineered a great product at an attractive price in comparison to the competition, and other than the stand, it is built like a tank. I expect this piece of equipment will last a lifetime; I would not hesitate in buying one again.
I did extensive research before I settled on this model. For the money this is the best one out there. I have split about 6 chords with it over the past year and have absolutely no complaints. SPEECO has engineered a great product at an attractive price in comparison to the competition, and other than the stand, it is built like a tank. I expect this piece of equipment will last a lifetime; I would not hesitate in buying one again.
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Location: Northwestern Wisconsin
Exactly what I was looking for
Date:January 27, 2012
I have this on a 44hp JD with a 13.9 gpm flow rate and 2600 psi. It does a great job splitting everything I throw at it. Having this on the back of an idling tractor is much quieter and has less exposure to exhaust than the stand alone models with there little gas engines. It's also a great value for the price. I got 48" hoses for mine which is about as short as you're going to be able to get with this.
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Location: Peace Dale, RI
It does the job
Date:November 1, 2011
At 63 with a sore back it was time for my first log splitter. This afternoon I split a 24"h X33"d butt end of an oak tree that was cut a year ago. It handled the log without an issue. I would still be beating on that one by hand. The splitter is attached to a JD 855 with a 5.6 gpm pump with 2,050 psi. Cycle time is 25 seconds as the manual said it would be. That gives me just enough time to turn around and get another log from the pile to split. Only complaint is the support legs, which should be braced. When returning the splitter from vertical to horizontal, the pin will not align unless the legs are squeezed together with a binder. After 10 hours of use, I am glad that I made the purchase.
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Location: USA
Unbelievable
Date:October 28, 2011
First of all I bought this splitter to use it in the vertical position. The first thing I did was weld the legs to the frame. After that the legs are very stable. I installed a pto pump that produces about 16 gpm and a reservoir. I was able to kook everything up with NO issues. This splitter has split everything I put in it. I would highly recommend this splitter and recommend a stand alone hydraulic system to run it.
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