Iron & Oak
BHVH3018GX 30-Ton Vertical / Horizontal Log Splitter
- 30 tons of splitting force
- Honda GX270 · 12 sec cycle
- Vertical / horizontal · 25 in. logs
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Tow-Behind Log Splitters
Shop tow-behind log splitters designed for mobile firewood production on farms, acreage, jobsites, and commercial operations. Compare heavy-duty gas-powered, vertical/horizontal, and bi-directional models that combine serious splitting force with trailer-ready mobility.
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Iron & Oak
BHVH2418GX 24-Ton Vertical / Horizontal Log Splitter
- 24 tons of splitting force
- Honda GX160 · 13 sec cycle
- Vertical / horizontal · 25 in. logs
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Iron & Oak
BHVH3018GXT 30-Ton Torsion Axle Log Splitter
- 30 tons of splitting force
- Honda GX270 · 12 sec cycle
- Torsion axle · 25 in. logs
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Wood-Mizer
FS500 Commercial Bi-Directional Log Splitter
- 42 tons of splitting force
- Up to 3 cords/hour
- 19 HP Kohler · 4.5 sec cycle
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Wood-Mizer
FS350 Bi-Directional Log Splitter
- 29 tons of splitting force
- Up to 2 cords/hour
- 390cc Honda · 24 in. logs
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