Hydraulic Wood Splitter Screw Log Splitters Wood Drill Attachment Cone Firewood Drill for Mini Excavator

Hydraulic Wood Splitter - Mini Excavator Attachment Core Description: This hydraulic wood splitter is specifically designed for mini excavators, serving as a highly efficient and powerful attachment that significantly enhances the efficiency of wood processing operations. It utilizes the excavator's hydraulic system for power, employing sharp splitting wedges to split logs effortlessly. This attachment is an ideal choice for applications such as forestry cleanup, firewood preparation, and landscape maintenance. Key Specifications and Compatibility Information: Primary Application: As an attachment for mini excavators, used for splitting logs and large wood blocks. Compatible Models: Specifically designed and manufactured for various types of mini excavators (Mini Excavator). Please ensure compatibility with your specific excavator model (e.g., weight, hydraulic flow rate, pressure requirements) before making a purchase. Mounting Interface: Pin Diameter: 25 mm / 0.98 inches Same Side Pin Center to Center Distance: 88 mm / 3.46 inches Span (Distance Between Outer Edges of Pins on Both Sides): 90 mm / 3.54 inches (Note: This “Span” typically refers to the outer width of the mounting brackets on both sides of the pins, which is an important installation dimension) Hydraulic System: Standard configuration includes 2 hydraulic hoses for connecting to the excavator's hydraulic circuit (typically requiring double-acting cylinders). The excavator must provide matching hydraulic flow and pressure to ensure optimal performance and safety. Please refer to the technical specifications of the specific model. Typical structure: Constructed from durable steel, featuring high-hardness wood-splitting wedge blades, typically includes 2 mounting pins (2 Pins) for quick connection to the excavator's attachment connector (quick-release coupling). Application scenarios: Home firewood storage Forest clearing and thinning operations Landscape maintenance (handling fallen trees and branches) Preliminary processing at wood processing plants Post-disaster cleanup (handling tree debris)