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Read articles →This video answers a specific question: can the all-electric Solis SV24 run a 3-point hydraulic log splitter, and how far will the battery stretch? The creator tracks battery percentage throughout real splitting work, including knotty ash and oak, and closes with a concrete estimate: roughly two-thirds of a cord plus grapple work on one charge. Useful for anyone weighing an electric compact tractor for firewood duty.
The creator appears to be an owner-operator who demoed the Solis SV24 directly and is providing feedback to the manufacturer, suggesting a relationship with the company beyond typical independent ownership.
Yes, it ran the American CLS 3-point hydraulic log splitter with no noticeable tone change in the tractor, even splitting knotty ash and oak.
Splitting a third of a cord used 28% of the battery, suggesting roughly two-thirds of a cord plus grapple work is possible on one charge.
It's estimated a full cord could be split using about 80% of the battery if the wood is easier to split than the nasty pieces tested.
