Regarding log lifts, loading directly off a trailer...... etc....
Here's a set up I used earlier this year with some smaller stuff (not all the wood I get is small )
My trailer has a rear gate - drop gate to level with bed of trailer, roll rounds onto gate, lower lift to just below the gate, stand on splitting side of splitter & use my pickeroon to finish rolling splits to lift, operate 12v to raise the lift, split as desired, push splits off work table to wagon (in this case wagon, or toss into smaller trailer) and move wagon or trailer to stack area. Ideally I would have had all this equipment set up in the stacking area but, dummy me, I've got too much wood stacked to get back to the stacking area so must use the wagon to get back to the stacks.
Here's a 'before' picture of my splitter (before mods were done):
Here's an 'after' picture with 12v log lift and an 'overall' splitter lift:
I'm not sure what the max weight lift is, but here's a 'normal size round that I work with:
Here's a set up I used earlier this year with some smaller stuff (not all the wood I get is small )
My trailer has a rear gate - drop gate to level with bed of trailer, roll rounds onto gate, lower lift to just below the gate, stand on splitting side of splitter & use my pickeroon to finish rolling splits to lift, operate 12v to raise the lift, split as desired, push splits off work table to wagon (in this case wagon, or toss into smaller trailer) and move wagon or trailer to stack area. Ideally I would have had all this equipment set up in the stacking area but, dummy me, I've got too much wood stacked to get back to the stacking area so must use the wagon to get back to the stacks.
Here's a 'before' picture of my splitter (before mods were done):
Here's an 'after' picture with 12v log lift and an 'overall' splitter lift:
I'm not sure what the max weight lift is, but here's a 'normal size round that I work with: