Log Splitters

Make quick work of even the toughest logs. Save time and effort with our selection of gas and electric log splitters.

What features do I need in a log or wood splitter?
When shopping for a wood splitter, there are several features you should consider to ensure that the machine matches your needs.

Electric or gas?
Electric log splitters are less powerful but more suitable for small to medium-sized logs, while gas splitters are more powerful and can handle larger logs.

The tonnage of a log splitter refers to the force it can exert when splitting wood. The higher the tonnage, the greater the force.

Cycle time refers to the amount of time it takes for the splitter to complete a full cycle. A shorter cycle time means you can split more logs in less time.

Look for built-in safety features such as handguards, automatic shut-off switches, and hydraulic pressure relief valves.

What are the advantages of a log splitter?
With a log splitter, you can split even the toughest logs with ease and without risking injury. Log splitters are much faster and more efficient than traditional splitting methods. It can save you significant time and effort, especially if you frequently split a large amount of wood. Log splitters can also handle much larger logs. This is especially true for gas-powered splitters, which can handle logs of up to 24 inches in diameter.

How do I safely store a log splitter?
Before storing your splitter, clean it thoroughly and wipe it down with a damp cloth to remove any dirt or grime. Apply a light coat of lubricant to any moving parts to prevent rust during storage.

It’s important to store your log splitter in a dry, sheltered area, such as a garage, shed, or covered patio, to prevent rust and damage from the elements. Using a tarp cover will also help keep dust and debris off the machine until the next use.

For wood storage, covers, and accessories, browse our collection. To find out How to choose a log splitter or How to store a log splitter, read our guides for more information.