Hydraulic log splitters: XYLO
Log splitter to be mounted on mini-tractor and tractor, ideal for an individual fuel wood production and offering a great value for money.
Meeting requirements of new European standard EN-609-1 effective on March 2017.
13 or 15 T splitting power according to the model and 1100 mm clearance.
Foldable cylinder = ideal for the storage in a garage (only 1700 mm height when the cylinder is retracted).
2 manual speeds for lowering the cylinder.
Antislip grooved platform with 3 lead-in slopes.
Models |
XYLO 13 PH |
XYLO 15 CH |
Hydraulic power |
13 Ton |
15 Ton |
Clearance |
1100 mm |
1100 mm |
2 lowering speeds |
Yes: manu2speed |
Yes: manu2speed |
Work dimensions (L x W x H) |
1030 x 550 x 2520 mm |
1030 x 550 x 2520 m |
Storage dimensions (L x W x H) |
1030 x 550 x 1700 mm |
1030 x 550 x 1700 mm |
Platform dimensions (L x W x H) |
780 x 450 x 70 mm |
780 x 450 x 70 mm |
Total weight |
204 kg |
240 kg |
Length of the wedge |
195 mm |
195 mm |
Drive |
Tractor pump |
PTO 540 rpm Oil flow 33 l/min |
Oil tank |
- |
15 L |
Adaptation |
Mini-tractor and tractor 3-point linkage N° 0 and 1 |
Mini-tractor and tractor 3-point linkage N° 0 and 1 |
Meeting requirements of new European standard EN-609-1 effective on March 2017.
13 or 15 T splitting power according to the model and 1100 mm clearance.
Foldable cylinder = ideal for the storage in a garage (only 1700 mm height when the cylinder is retracted).
2 manual speeds for lowering the cylinder.
Antislip grooved platform with 3 lead-in slopes.
XYLO 15CH
Which is the best fuelwood?
Each wood burns out differently:
- Generally, hard broad-leave trees should first be chosen, as they generate much heat, keep the fire and lead to a good ember bed.
- As second best alternative, coniferous trees, which obviously have a good calorific value but burn too fast, throwing cinders and which some species smoke and quickly dirty the heating installation.
- Soft deciduous burns poorly, sparsely heat and provide little or no embers.
-The following classes of timber are totally unsuitable: trated reclaimed woods such as railway sleepers, pallets, carpentry wood shavings...
Few examples:
Each wood burns out differently:
- Generally, hard broad-leave trees should first be chosen, as they generate much heat, keep the fire and lead to a good ember bed.
- As second best alternative, coniferous trees, which obviously have a good calorific value but burn too fast, throwing cinders and which some species smoke and quickly dirty the heating installation.
- Soft deciduous burns poorly, sparsely heat and provide little or no embers.
-The following classes of timber are totally unsuitable: trated reclaimed woods such as railway sleepers, pallets, carpentry wood shavings...
Few examples:
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The coefficient 10 corresponds to the best heating per dm3, and the coefficient 5 to heating ratio that only gives half warm result.
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