Hecht 6422 Petrol Log Splitter, 22 t, Briggs & Stratton XR950 Engine

Hecht 6422 Petrol Log Splitter, 22 t, Briggs & Stratton XR950 Engine

Tired of splitting wood with an axe? Hecht 6422 is a petrol log splitter with a splitting force of 22 t and a Briggs & Stratton XR950 208 cm³ engine. It requires no electricity, allowing firewood preparation around the property. A towbar with ball coupling makes it movable.

Briggs & Stratton XR950 engine

Power comes from a Briggs & Stratton XR950 208 cm³ 4-stroke engine. Maximum torque is 12.88 Nm. Petrol power allows operation independently of electricity.

Towbar with ball coupling

The towbar with 50 mm ball coupling allows attachment to a quad or tractor for movement around the property. The photograph also shows a safety chain and towbar support.

Two-lever control

Two-lever control helps prevent accidental activation. The photograph shows a lever with direction markings and hydraulic hoses. Hydraulic operating pressure is 25 MPa.

20 cm wide wedge

The wedge is 20 cm wide and works with 22 t of force to split hard, thick logs up to 350 mm in diameter and 610 mm long.

Steel frame and stable construction

The steel frame and wide tyres provide stability and easier manoeuvring. Total weight is 246 kg. The machine operates vertically, so heavy logs can be positioned beneath the wedge without lifting them onto a high bed.

Technical specifications

Frequently asked questions

What splitting force does the Hecht 6422 provide?

22 t, sufficient for hard, thick logs.

What wood sizes can it split?

Logs up to 610 mm long and 350 mm in diameter.

Does it require electricity?

No. Its Briggs & Stratton XR950 208 cm³ petrol engine allows independent operation.

How can it be moved around the property?

The towbar with 50 mm ball coupling attaches to a quad or tractor.