Made a inquiry about these log splitters in a thread a few wks ago and got some favorable comments on this Northern Tool product... Finally pulled the trigger on one, and assembled it yesterday.

Pulled it out in the backyard this morning, fired it up, and have to say I believe this thing will split anything you feed it.....Oak, hickory, any size, it just doesn't matter.

This thing is a powerhouse!

Yeah I have seen those in store never ran one but 37 ton is big I have a 29 ton and it goes through a lot

You bet, the power is crazy...Never really got the engine much past idle.

How much?

$2,100.00 (Edit* $2,199.99)....Honda GX 270 engine.

Good looking splitter . If you are handy with a welder. Build yourself a table That goes on each side of beam ,so the split round doesn't fall . Go to the supersplit , splitter , website .. Watch a video, you will see what I am talking about. Saves your back. old 243

I bought that ram kit for the one I had built nothing it won’t split and I get some huge rounds from a buddy with a tree business.

Nice machine, the only thing that improves them is a larger log rack opposite the operator's station.
We fab expanded metal and angle iron that's hindged to fold up during transport with a drop leg
Increases efficiency alot, as you have a work area that holds wedges for processing.

What’s the cycle time?

Can it be used vertically as well for those really big rounds?

7-8 seconds.

Edit* The literature says 14 secs....I'm splitting 16"-17" lengths for a woodstove, so that's a different deal altogether..

You bet, and I will use vertical mode the most....Like Law Dog a buddy owns a tree service disposal, so some of the rounds are very large red & white oak.

37 ton,,, I would be making that thing a 4 way or more.....

I have a 10year old 30 ton, you will love the ram with the hook on the top (no ride overs) and the honda cutting back to idle when the ram is allthe way back.

Does the engine swivel for vertical use, or just the rail bed?

Just the rail, cylinder & ram Big Bob...Engine is stationary.

Thanks for the info and your time, big bob

Glad to help, hope you get one of these.

Pretty sharp looking splitter!