Log Splitters
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The Handy THLS-6G 6 Ton Electric Log Splitter
Safe, easy and automatic operation is what you will get with The Handy 6 ton electric log splitter.
Compared to other log splitters in this price bracket, The Handy THLS-6G exerts a massive 6 ton force to save you time and effort when chopping logs for the fire.
Equipped with a powerful 2200 watt electric motor, this machine is constructed of maintenance-free steel and features a self-lubricating hydraulic ram with automatic return designed for safe, two-handed operation. It can handle logs up to 52cm (20½") in length and 5cm to 25cm (2" to 10") in diameter.
The Handy THLS-6G is ideal for both domestic and semi-professional use. The large wheels make it easy to transport and it has a 1.8 metre long power cable.
This log splitter is equipped with safety guards to meet new EU regulations.
Special Price £349.99 (inc VAT) Regular Price £389.99 (inc VAT)You Save 10% (£40.00)
Product CodeTHLS-6G
Special Price £349.99 (inc VAT) Regular Price £389.99 (inc VAT)You Save 10% (£40.00)
Log Splitters
Cleave Wood Like Never Before With Our Imposing Log Splitters
Timber needs the hardiest weapon to cut it into shape, and The Green Reaper’s log splitters are more than up to the challenge. Stacks of wood will never be a burden again.
There’s so much to be excited about – foot-operated operation, petrol variants, and electricity-powered mechanisms all lay waste to the sturdiest logs, with many featuring opposed blade dynamics to unknot any resistance. Multi-split cutting makes a task fly by in record time, whilst splitting tables adjust to fit any length of wood.
You won’t have to work on the same piece more than once if you prefer, since a log can be cut up to four ways at the drop of a hat. Gear pumps, handles and adaptable splitting beams ensure each slice is exactly how you like it. By taking on log splitters with such power and variety, there’s nothing between you and neatly split timber, whether you're looking to stockpile wood for your winter wood burner, or an open fire during the festive season.