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AR400 Steel Constructed Wedges
All of our firewood splitting wedges are constructed from AR400 steel, which is designed for abrasion and wear resistance. Our 4-Way, 6-Way, 8-Way, and 12-Way Wedges will still be splitting with the quality of the first split on their 10,000th split.
A 6-Way and 8-Way Wedge are shown here.
74 HP Diesel Engine
The most powerful of our firewood processor models, the Pro-HD XL runs on a 74 HP Hatz diesel engine. This engine allows for longer run times, which means more production. It drives a 33 GPM splitting pump and provides 3,000 PSI of splitting pressure.
Large Hydraulic Tank
Along with a 74 HP engine, the Pro-HD XL firewood processor has a 70-gallon hydraulic tank. These features combined, allow for maximum power and fast cycle times. The size of the hydraulic tank and filler breather ensures that the contained fluid is cooled and filtered with each stroke, also equipped with internal baffles to eliminate vortices.
Regeneration Manifold Speed
Equipped to the Pro-HD XL firewood processor, the regeneration manifold drives a regeneration cycle when hydraulics move through the valve. A regeneration cycle is used to decrease the time it takes to extend the rod from the cylinder until it hits the workpiece. This allows a cylinder to be extended more rapidly while using the same pump flow.
In simpler terms, this manifold creates fast cycle times on the wood processor without using more energy.
Innovative Firewood Machinery
Our patented top roll clamping system allows operators to process 32' long logs through a 16' long feed trough. But, how?
The top roll clamping system applies 1,000 pounds of downward pressure on logs being processed, which is enough pressure to leave a few feet of the log hanging off the back roller with full security.
No more cutting down logs before processing them, just get right down to business.
Enhanced Traction on Forward-Moving Logs
The Pro-HD XL processor's hourglass-shaped back roller feeds logs toward the top roll clamping system. The back roller's teeth engage logs and can move them forward or backward for adjustments, so operators can position forward-moving logs with the top roll clamping system for a clean and quick cut.
Pump Flows For Performance
A 3-stage Permco gear pump controls various functions of the firewood processor. The first stage has a pump flow of 33 GPM and powers the splitter. The second stage has a pump flow of 18 GPM and powers the saw. The third stage controls the auxiliary functions of the Pro-HD XL wood processor, such as the conveyor, live deck, and feed trough, with a pump flow of 14 GPM. These flow rates allow for faster and more powerful operations, from the feed trough to the power saw.
Why a 5-Strand Live Deck?
Our Pro-HD series firewood processors for sale come standard with a 3-stand live deck, but that can be replaced with a 5-stand live deck.
A 5-stand live deck better handles small and/or crooked logs because of the additional surface area that can support logs that may fall off or through a 3-strand live deck.
Both live deck infeed options are moved via a hydraulic lift and can be stored vertically for transportation.
Hoses That Handle Everything and More
All Timberwolf firewood processors use Continental hoses to route the flow of hydraulic functions. We use Continental hoses because of their heavy-duty rubber construction, abrasion and kink resistance, and, most importantly, their ability to withstand high-pressure fluids.
Customer safety is a top priority for us, so we use the highest quality materials to ensure your safety.
Time-Saving Hydraulic Wedge Lift
With the Pro-HD XL's hydraulic wedge lift operators can raise and lower the firewood processor wedge from the operator's panel. This Pro-HD XL firewood processor function eliminates the need for operators to manually change the wedge height or change out the wedge altogether.
Just size up your block and watch your firewood wedge of choice split the log into uniformly sized firewood. Then do it all again, no matter the size of your block.
