24 Ton Iron & Oak Upside Down Skid Steer Log Splitter Attachment (SMH2419)
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Product Description
Skid Steer Log Splitter Attachment (SMH2419)
Iron & Oak has built another incredible piece of equipment to add to their commercial rated line of products. Don't let this upside down mounted 24 ton skid loader log splitter fool you into thinking there is not enough tonnage to get the job done. This log splitter is great for splitting the extra large logs that you don't want to even think about lifting or splitting by hand.
The Industrial-grade I-beam combined with 24 tons of ram force allows you to pick these large logs off the ground and split them without ever leaving the cab of your skid steer.
We are also including hoses and standard flat face disconnects. This unit has a 25 inch opening and is American made with a beautiful powder coat finish!
Questions? Feel free to contact us at 888-706-2434 for no hassle no pressure help and advice. We are here to help.
Please note these log splitters are delivered via freight truck. You will be responsible to take the crate off the back of the truck unless you select lift gate delivery as an option. Some assembly is required. Images may slightly differ from actual product if there are upgrades or slight changes made.
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Shipping Disclaimer
Due to rising fuel costs and lack of space on shipping trucks the costs in certain areas have been affected. An "out of area" fee may be necessary. If additional funds are required to fulfill your order we will reach out to you after your order is placed and give you options including possible terminal pick up. (Read more about our shipping policy and how freight shipping works.)
Warning - California Proposition 65
This product can expose you to chemicals including Benzene and Carbon Monoxide, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harms.Screen reader support enabled.This product can expose you to chemicals including Benzene and Carbon Monoxide, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harms.
