Used the splitter to split up Red oak logs with an older 763 Bobcat. The wood was fresh cut, green. On bigger diameter logs (12" or more) you need to nip the top to get the logs split then grab log again lower for 6 way split. On smaller logs I would grab the log set on top of another log, release and grab again in order to get smaller log all the way to the top to get a 6 way split. It is definitely messier, leaving more kindling than a traditional splitter. Only a couple items I would change; the side blades have a single bevel on the cutting edge and bent. A double bevel (which I will grind) would be a better option, I think. The push plate could stand to be a little closer to the main wedge as some logs do not clear the 6-way blades. The hoses need a protective cover and a way to clamp them to the splitter to keep them off of the ground.
Overall, a real time saver. Split a 20' trailer load and a half, of green red oak in a few hours and hardly no handling, pushing, pulling or lifting.

This is a nice splitter! It is simplicity itself, and works well. Being a 6 way splitter, it has a little trouble with crotches from cherry trees, but other than that it has split everything I have tried.

It is slow, unless you have a high flow hydraulic system in your skid steer, so you will quickly learn to move the skid steer while the ram is in motion. Bite down on a log, lift and drive it over to the pile while the ram is splitting the log.
Being a 6 way, it has a little trouble clearing the split wood sometimes. It might have been better if all 6 blades were at the same depth. As it is, the vertical blade is about 1 inch forward of the side blades, so the side blades won't always finish the split before the ram runs out of travel. When that happens, I just bounce the log in the pile and give a little side to side motion and it will clear.

If I were making the splitter, I would have fixed it to the quick-attach plate so that the bar could go a few more degrees above vertical. As it is, it gets up about 5 degrees on my Bobcat 763F. If the log you are picking up to split is slightly uphill of the skid steer, the thrust plate will only just catch the top edge of the log. More up angle would help that.

The splitter is shipped upside down on an 8 foot long pallet. You cannot just hitch up to your skid steer's quick attach and lift it off of the delivery truck. It didn't have to be that way.

Over all, I am happy to have bought it, and think it will last a very long time.

WORKS AS EXPECTED BUT THE RAM PUSH PLAT NEEDS TO BE THICKER AND REINFORCED ON LOWER CORNERS

What a pleasure to operate this unit and be able to have the daily fires for evening enjoyment. This unit does what it says, multiple splits at a time. That's good as it is a little slow as the cylinder is large. But, the cylinder being large also allows it to jump on stubborn logs and not hang up or refuse to get the split accomplished.
Make sure you tell Wood Splitters what unit it will be going on so they can send you the correct length hoses.

Works great.. Life changer..
Not having to lift each round to split it multiple times. Would recommend to anyone with a skidsteer.

Worth every nickel…. Do believe it could use another set of wedges on it.

Wood splitter works great.

WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE? THIS PIECE OF EQUIPMENT HAS CHANGGED THE GAME FOR THE CHORE OF SPLITTING FIREWOOD FOR THE COLD WEATHER SEASON IN NORTHEAST OHIO. I HAVE AN OUTDOOR WOOD BURNER WITH AN APPETITE FOR HARD WOOD LOGS AND I CAN KEEP HER BELLY FULL AND WARM WITH LITTLE EFFORT. THANX WOOD SPLITTERS.

Great unit. Performs very well on on different sizes and types of wood. Should of bought one sooner.

30 Ton Upside Down Skid Steer Log Splitter Attachment 6 Way Wedge (SSUD30-6Way)