Barreto 920LS
Barreto 920LS
Log Splitter

Barreto 920LS

Barreto Log Splitter

SPECIFICATIONS
ENGINE OPTIONS
920/922LSH:  Honda GX270
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DIMENSIONS
Beam:  6″ x 25 lbs.
Wedge:  High Carbon Wear-Alloy
Cylinder:  24″ Stroke, 2″ Rod
Log Opening:  25″
Hydraulic Tank:  7 gallon system capacity
System Pressure:  2,750 psi
Control Valve:  Detent, Auto Return
Length:  102″
Width:  53″
Height:  48″
Weight:  790 lbs.
Tire Size:  18 x 5.7 x 8

 
PRODUCT INFORMATION
DESIGN
Built specifically for the demands of the rental market, the Barreto log splitter is the industrial standard.  With a 790 lb. frame, a high carbon wear-alloy wedge, and a 6″ x 25 lb. wide flange beam, this splitter is built to endure.  The knife plate features high wear nylon pads.  Torsion axle suspension reduces bounce and improves tracking and tow-ability when transporting.  The cushion mounted log cradle is designed to snap out of the way when using the splitter in the vertical position.  A rubber bump stop protects the splitter when transitioning from vertical to horizontal and spring loaded lock bars secure the splitter in place.  The engine is mounted on rubber isolators to protect from vibration when towing or operating.
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CONTROLS
Safety is standard with a mandatory two-handed control system, cushion mounted log cradle, and spring loaded cleaning wedge.  An innovative, adjustable torsion axle can be moved to one of three positions to reduct or increase tongue weight to the owner’s preference.  Fenders and tail lights are available to meet individual state trailer towing requirements.
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ROI
To decrease maintenance, this splitter features a powder-coated finish, hydraulic intake screen, and protected oil filter.  The industrial grade frame, reinforced foot, and rubber mounted components reduce many of the maintenance issues log splitters often present.  The large hydraulic oil reservoir ensures the machine runs efficiently and keeps the cylinder and other hydraulic components from overheating.  This splitter was designed for longevity and built to endure the abuse of the seasons.