
FORESTWEST 11056, 10ton Kinetic Log Splitter, 13.6-Amp Double Flywheel Log Splitter, Electric Log Splitter for Firewood
A kinetic splitter uses a flywheel mechanism rather than a hydraulic splitting stroke.
A kinetic splitter uses a flywheel mechanism rather than a hydraulic splitting stroke. Published cycle times do not include lifting, positioning and clearing wood. Read the exact model safety controls and log limits.
Exact listing: 7-Ton Kinetic Electric Log Splitter - Double Flywheel, 2HP 16A Motor - Quick, Dependable Firewood Splitting Solution - Low Profile Design with Extra-Fast Splitting Capabilities
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7-TonAmazon listing title (manufacturer tonnage rating, not a measured splitting force)
Kinetic Electric Log Splitter -Amazon listing text
logs up to 18inAmazon listing text (stated maximum log length)
2-second cycleAmazon listing text (manufacturer cycle-time claim)
A kinetic splitter uses a flywheel mechanism rather than a hydraulic splitting stroke. Published cycle times do not include lifting, positioning and clearing wood. Read the exact model safety controls and log limits.
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Check which capacity band fits your floorA kinetic splitter uses a flywheel mechanism rather than a hydraulic splitting stroke.
A kinetic splitter uses a flywheel mechanism rather than a hydraulic splitting stroke.
A kinetic splitter uses a flywheel mechanism rather than a hydraulic splitting stroke.
A kinetic splitter uses a flywheel mechanism rather than a hydraulic splitting stroke.







