BADGER FIREWOOD PROCESSOR
BADGER FIREWOOD PROCESSOR
IT SAWS AND SPLITS — ALL IN ONE MACHINE!
• Up to one full cord or better per hour
• Blocks Up to 24″ Long
• 8 second “V” style splitter
• 16hp V Twin Gas Engine w/ Electric Start
• Log cable fed with dual speed hydraulic winch
Specifications: BADGER FIREWOOD PROCESSOR
The Badger firewood processor from Hud-Son skids, saws, and splits all in one machine. The logs are feed into the processor by a 2 speed 6000 lb. hydraulic winch. The splitter can handle up to 24” blocks with the powerful “V” style splitter with its adjustable wedge. Standard wedge is 2 and 4 way. A 6 way wedge is available option. The Badger has a chip separation tray to help remove unwanted debris and gives the operator a chance to inspect the firewood size before exit. The Badger is capable of processing in excess of one full cord an hour. The unit is towable with a 2” ball hitch.
Not looking for a winch style processor? Look at the log deck Brute processors
STANDARD FEATURES
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Log LoadingWinch
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Live DeckN/A
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Log CuttingSpring Loaded Lever Chainsaw
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Splitter“V” Style Self Centering Covered Push Plate
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Wedge2 or 4 way Adjustable Wedge Manual
POWER
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Engine / Motor16hp
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Main Pump22GPM, 2 Stage
CAPACITIES
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Log LengthUnlimited, 50′ Winch Cable
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Log Diameter18″
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Splitter Stroke24″
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Splitter Cycle Time8 seconds (single Stage)
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MeasuringSet Spring Stick
WARRANTY
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1-Year Limited WarrantyCommercial Use
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3-Year WarrantyN/A
OPTIONS
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Conveyor Option10′ Attached Belt
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Wedge Option6 Way Wedge
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BADGER FIREWOOD PROCESSOR
$21,995.00
OPTIONS
BADGER-C
BADGER W/ 10' CONVEYOR
$25,495.00
B-6W
6 WAY WEDGE
$1,395.00
Joe E. –
Badger firewood processor. I like it. I would give 5 stars to one of those Finish rotary chomper types, but those are really expensive and hard to get. The Badger I was able to buy locally. I would call it a Gorilla machine, rugged, simple. It is a good tool in the right hands. Powerful winch, good saw setup. Strong frame. Powerful splitter with adjustable wedge. Should last a long time I would hope. So I don’t feel like I am driving a Porsche, more like a Jeep, when I operate the Badger. Brings out the Gorilla in me. Keep it greased, oiled, sharpened, and check the hydraulic and motor oil, sharpen the chain, and clean away the sawdust and debris.
It does speed up the firewood chore. Also a good way to take care of a downed tree on the spot.
William Constantine –
I bought my Badger about a year ago. It works great. But I found it’s easier to push a long long onto the loading ramp with a tractor first. Then pull the cable out to hook up to the log. It saves a step in the process and your back pulling the winch cable twice.
Lawrence Staring –
Badger, the machine had a small problem. John and Anthony took care of it as soon as I pulled it in the yard. Great people to deal with. Very happy with my machine.