Forest Master DuocuT Hydraulic Log Splitter

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Newly designed, the innovative Forest Master DuocuT 10 ton manual hydraulic log splitter uses opposing blades to split the log from opposite ends. This makes the splitting more efficient and also ensures that, if a knot is encountered by one blade, the other will continue to split. One blade can be positioned for different log lengths and the other is driven by a hydraulic dual action jack. For a rapid lift of 20mm per stroke use both pedals together; the right pedal provides the full 10 ton of force.

The DuocuT can be used either vertically or horizontally. Hand levers are included for horizontal use.

Price (including VAT)

RRP: £239.00

OUR PRICE:£199.00

Expected delivery time

In Stock. Usually delivered within 1-2 working days

Specifications

Features

Manufacturer's Info

Ram Force	: 10 ton
Maximum Log Length	: 450mm
Maximum Log Diameter	: 300mm
Dimensions (vertical operation)	: Height 875mm
	: Width 300mm
	: Length 500mm
Weight	: 29.75kg

	Efficient dual cut operation
	Works both vertically and horizontally

ABOUT FOREST MASTER.....

Forest Master is a UK-based supplier of a range of low cost, high quality log splitters and log holders. Whether you are looking for a manual log splitter, electric log splitter or trailer-mounted log splitter suitable for home, estate or forestry use, Forest Master has the model to meet your needs.

Reviews

Excellent machine & great service

An excellent machine to use after swinging an axe for years! Even split some seasoned hardwood logs, though more usually used on fresh cut timber. Great customer service from The Green Reaper as well. Very pleased.

P Robinson, Lancashire

Brilliant machine

The DuoCut is an excellent log-splitter, easy to use and capable of splitting hard timber as well as soft. It cannot split logs with a warped grain. One improvement could be made: there should be more holes on the upright shaft for locking the upper splitting blade - I suggest at least another two holes at the bottom so that the blade can be locked in at a lower position.

Paul Hyde

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