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Box Wedge with Floating Auto-Retract Arm
The Box Wedge option features our innovative auto-retract arm. This arm pulls un-split logs back onto the splitting chamber, minimizing operator block re-handling. With 3 size options, this unique wedge style is designed to produce uniform-sized firewood. Sell the perfect-sized cord wood, packaged firewood, camp, and cooking wood with this box wedge log splitter.
Table Grate
A 40” wide by 36” long table grate, constructed from heavy gauge pipe and High Steel plate steel, comes standard with the Alpha 6 heavy-duty log splitter. Not only does the table grate separate unwanted debris from split logs, but it also acts as a funnel, perfect for operations that use a conveyor as the next step in firewood production.
Hydraulic Wedge Lift
With 8” of vertical travel, the operator-controlled wedge lift allows for height adjustments, so you can continuously split logs of varying sizes without having to manually adjust the wedge height or change out the wedge altogether.
Load Large Blocks Without the Sweat
This plate steel constructed hydraulic log lift can handle logs up to 500 pounds with just the flick of a lever. Plus, the hydraulic log lift can be installed on either side of the heavy-duty wood splitter to match the operator's preference and/or the needs of specific projects.
If you can load it, the Alpha 6 will split it.
Dual Jack Stability
With a 12' long plate steel frame weighing 2,550 pounds, the Alpha 6 commercial wood splitter is built to take on any firewood splitting task for years on end. So, we didn't skimp when providing rigid stability for the heavy-duty log splitter.
With dual jacks, this heavy log splitter isn't going anywhere. Just set up, split, keep splitting, and watch the revenue come in.
4" Cylinder vs. 5" Cylinder
Timberwolf's Alpha Series heavy-duty log splitters can be equipped with a 4" or 5" hydraulic cylinder.
The 4" cylinder has a 3" rod and 26" stroke with a 5-second cycle time and 37,700 pounds of splitting force, while the 5" cylinder has a 3.5" rod and 26" stroke with a 7-second cycle time and 58,905 pounds of splitting force. Both have a 28 GPM pump flow driven by the 20 HP engine.
If you plan on splitting large blocks and can afford a slightly longer cycle time, the 5" cylinder is for you. If you want to maximize your cord output and work with smaller logs, the 4" cylinder is a solid choice for your firewood processing operation.
The Fastest Commercial Log Splitter
If you split wood more quickly, you will be able to split more wood over the course of time. This is basic math, but how do you split wood more quickly?
Well, a regeneration manifold is one way.
Now standardly equipped on Alpha log splitters, the regen manifold drives a regeneration cycle that allows the rod to extend from the cylinder more rapidly while using the same pump flow.
