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The Full Boar 33-Ton Gas Log Splitter packs 33 tons of splitting force, a ram that returns on its own and 223 cc Full Boar engine into one gas log splitter. A strong pick for several cords a year from your own woodlot, and one of our top five 33–40 ton gas log splitters.
| Brand | Full Boar |
|---|---|
| Category | Gas hydraulic log splitters |
| Stated splitting force | 33 tons |
| Drive type | gas hydraulic |
| Engine | Full Boar, 223 cc |
| Auto-return | Stated in the listing |
| Buyer reviews | 21 · 4.3/5 |
| ASIN | B0C54BW6ND |
Full listing title: Full Boar 33 Ton Log Splitter-Full Boar Engine 223cc (49 State)
| Stated splitting force | 33 TonExact listing |
|---|---|
| Drive type | 223ccExact listing |
#2 of 5 in our 33–40 Ton Gas Log Splitters ranking
What it's made for: several cords a year from your own woodlot.
The two picks next to it in our 33–40 ton gas log splitters ranking, with their rating and a dated price.
The force the listing states at the wedge. Whether it is enough depends on species, diameter and moisture; our tonnage planner turns your wood into a rough band.
Why it made our list
33 tons, per the listing. That is the top of our planner's scale: big, green, knotty hardwood. It also means a heavier machine to move, park and feed. Tonnage is the maker's rating at the ram, not a measured result, and our tonnage guide explains why two "33-ton" machines can feel different.
Auto-return. Push the lever, let go, and the wedge comes back by itself while you grab the next round. Small detail, big difference over a few hundred splits.
Full Boar, 223 cc. The listing names the engine (Full Boar), so you can look up parts and service before you buy. It runs outdoors only, and it wants fresh fuel and an oil change on the manual's schedule.
The seller states, word for word, in the Full Boar 33-Ton Gas Log Splitter listing:
Reliable 223cc FULL BOAR OHV engine delivers 33-ton force and cycles in just 14.3 seconds for a fast and easy splitting.
An auto return control valve with adjustable detent saves time and effort.
Hydraulic oil filter is mounted inside the reservoir, eliminating damage from falling logs and operator entanglement.
Their words and their figures, not our measurements.
What the Full Boar 33-Ton Gas Log Splitter listing names:
Plan the unloading, the oil and the path to the woodpile before the freight truck shows up.
At the price on Sep 30, 2026, each stated ton of splitting force costs about $47. That puts it in the cheaper third of the 49 complete splitters we have a price for.
Cost per ton is only a rough yardstick: log length, cycle time and the engine count as much as the force.
The button opens the exact listing (ASIN B0C54BW6ND), where today's price, stock and seller apply.
Need more force for knotty wood? The MCP Samson 60-Ton Gas Log Splitter (7.5/10) states 60 tons.
Rather roll the big rounds than lift them? The BILT HARD 40-Ton Gas Log Splitter (9.1/10) tilts to vertical, per its listing.
Our take
We like the Full Boar 33-Ton Gas Log Splitter for 33 tons of splitting force and a ram that returns on its own. Only 21 buyers have rated it so far (4.3/5), so treat the score as an early read. Honestly, the catch: no maximum log length in the listing, while most picks here state one. We'd pick it if your woodpile is big, green and knotty; otherwise, put it next to the BILT HARD 40-Ton Gas Log Splitter first.
Check the shipping weight before the truck shows up. Read the manual's start-up page before the first round.
Start with straight, seasoned rounds and learn where the wedge likes to bite. At 33 tons, knotty crotches are where you will find the limit.
Fresh fuel, the oil level checked, a look at the hoses before each session. With auto-return, the rhythm becomes load, lever, stack.
Run the tank dry or add stabiliser, then clean the beam, cover it and store it dry. Our maintenance and hydraulic oil guide has the yearly routine.
Buyers give it 4.3/5, a solid record, above this ranking's 4.2 average. Only 21 reviews so far, and our formula damps averages built on fewer than 50.
Before you add the Full Boar 33-Ton Gas Log Splitter to your cart: check the log length, because the listing we read gives no maximum log length next to its 33 tons, and that is what decides whether your rounds fit at all.
33 tons stated. Measure your typical round, note the species and whether it is green or seasoned, and run it through our tonnage planner. The answer is a band, not a promise.
Measure the stove or the furnace, then cut an inch shorter. Our cord calculator helps you size the winter's pile.
Freight usually stops at the curb. Plan who unloads the crate, and how the machine gets from the driveway to the woodpile. Our towing and delivery guide covers hitches and roads.
Check whether hydraulic oil ships in the tank or separately. Read the start-up and safety pages of the manual before the first round. Our safety guide is a ten-minute read.
How the Full Boar 33-Ton Gas Log Splitter stacks up against the closest alternative in our ranking, the BILT HARD 40-Ton Gas Log Splitter.
| Criterion | Full Boar 33-Ton Gas Log Splitter | BILT HARD 40-Ton Gas Log Splitter |
|---|---|---|
| Our rating | 4.0/10 | 9.1/10 |
| Splitting force | 33 tons | 40 tons |
| Max log length | Not stated | 24 in |
| Vertical mode | Not stated | Stated |
| Engine | Full Boar, 223 cc | 389 cc |
| Buyer reviews | 21 · 4.3/5 | 42 · 4.4/5 |
Pick the BILT HARD 40-Ton Gas Log Splitter if you want our higher-rated option (9.1/10), with more stated force (40 tons) and longer logs (24 in).
We rate it 4.0/10 (fair), #2 of 5 in our 33–40 ton gas log splitter ranking. It is based on 21 buyer reviews averaging 4.3/5 and the specifications stated in the listing.
Its listing states 33 tons of splitting force and gas hydraulic drive. Those are the maker's claims, not our measurements, and more tons does not guarantee an easier morning with your wood. Our tonnage planner gives a rough band for your rounds.
It is listed with a gas engine, so it runs outdoors only; fuel, engine oil, hydraulic fluid and service follow the manual of the exact model. Planning to move it behind a vehicle? A hitch on the listing is not a road approval, so check the manual and your local rules first.
Its listing states 33 tons of splitting force, an auto-return ram and 223 cc Full Boar engine. These are the seller's figures, not our measurements: how it handles your knottiest oak and how the controls feel after two hours can't be read from a listing.
Your wood: 33 tons stated. Measure your typical round, note the species and whether it is green or seasoned, and run it through our tonnage planner. The answer is a band, not a promise. Your firebox: measure the stove or the furnace, then cut an inch shorter. Our cord calculator helps you size the winter's pile. Delivery and moving it: freight usually stops at the curb. Plan who unloads the crate, and how the machine gets from the driveway to the woodpile. Our towing and delivery guide covers hitches and roads. Oil, fuel and the first start: check whether hydraulic oil ships in the tank or separately. Read the start-up and safety pages of the manual before the first round. Our safety guide is a ten-minute read.
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