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Too bad they are always sold out when I have the wherewithal to go look for it, lol. Sooner or later I'll get my timing right. Only thing better would be adjustable 4x wedge. Still love my splitter though!

Much thanks. Some terminology used elsewhere is much clearer to me.

Thanks for the explanation on the holding wood/steering the fall. I also liked the idea of throwing/getting the climbing rope up before ascending with spurs. Nice!

So I had changed my fluid, afterwards it’s doin as you displayed it will not split the log.Any thoughts or ideas that I can try to do to fix?

Your information is stunning, thanks mate!.

What is the typical size to cut?

besides being the 2 most awkward dudes on the internet, this is likely the most complete and comprehensive video I've seen on the subject of electric start small engines.

Definitely worth watching. Great job, Thanks!

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Why move the log around so much ?

I like how your work table is perfectly level. I thought immediately that you were going to set the ball bearing onto the piece it sits on to keep it from rolling away. But you fooled me instantly. 👍

When will you guys have this back in stock?

How does the circuit protector work on the honda? Is this like a circuit breaker? If it trips how do you know and how do you reset it? Thanks

I like this video. My 22 ton Husky splitter has an air hole in the filler plug of hydraulic fluid reservoir. If not level, fluid can run out. You can also lose some fluid in transit. You can plug the hole. Be sure to remove plug while splitting. (Design flaw?)

I have zero knowledge of Physics. Just looking for ideas to move a TV up and down by remote. Awesome eplanation. I can make a Physics degree now

very good. that brings a lot of light into the darkness. but my single-acting cylinder still has a connection on the lower side for a fine, non-pressurized hose that goes back to the pump. could it be that this is a kind of emergency drain in case the piston seal leaks a little?

Do you guys plan to sell the 4"x3"x24" cylinder that you are testing? Also I know they recommend a 16hp minimum for this pump but you guys seem to be running it on the GX390 (13hp) with ease. Did you have any issues so far with your testing that severely bogged or stalled the motor? I've had a GX390 on my last splitter build for going on a decade with a 22 gpm and it never bogged even the slightest bit with more than 100 cords of wood run through it. The GX390 is very fuel efficient and extraordinarily reliable. I hate to go to a v-twin for 2.5 times the cost and i especially do not get excited about going to a Chinese motor to get a single cylinder 15-16hp. Your video is as though you've been reading my mind and I appreciate this information so much!!

Outstanding video. Electric start stopped working. Diagnosed a bad battery on 15 year old portable generator by substituting battery booster pack. Thanks!

On a solenoid, how can I tell which of the large terminals are positive, or negative

Great video. For a long time i thought the return was sticking due to wear.

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Only the honest people will pay that's sad but true

How to order small hydraulic cylinder?

My splitter keeps spitting hydraulic fluid out of the tank any idea why?

Curious.. .what is the gallon capacity on the hydraulic tank?

On the commercial and I would like to see a log splitter 37 tons soup up. Being in the commercial end sometimes you have some very nardling material but it would be nice to cut the cycle time in splitting introduce fast amounts of chords of firewood. I think the only way that can happen. Is By custom making a modified cylinder also having a high flow GPM pump with a dump. And also the motor to push it and one more thing have a justiable wedge. And at least a 24 gallon tank for long day use running so the hydraulic oil does not get hot.

Are you using 3/4'' hoses excluding return. I imagine that is 1''

Great explination

Time to start bumping up the rpm.

Try green wood not dry two different types

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Great video and a great product. I'm in the process of building my homebuilt log splitter and I just placed an order with Rugged Made for a 22 gpm pump, and a 4 inch welded cylinder with a 2.25 rod. That thing will be fast! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🪵🪓🌲🪓🪵🪓🌲🪓🪵

Great to see you doing some testing like this to make the machines better.

So would it work to put a 28gpm on my 737-30 with the 13.5hp Briggs motor?

I suspect this combo would become power limited in warmer temps. Warmer temp affect density altitude or the amount of o2 available for combustion. Make sure your testing factors in altitude and temps.

I got a 28 ton in route from you guys! Can’t wait! How are you getting sub 6 second cycle times with the 22 gallon per minute pump when you advertise 10-12 seconds on the 22mpg machines? Is it the new ram? Is that ram available for the 28 ton units? Did you yo the hose sizes at all. Basically what can i do to my new 728 to make It have a 6 second cycle time???

Nice rig. Great machines.

Why the hell would you leave a tree Dead center of the road?

Nice presentation. Interesting and informative.

Nice presentation. Knowledgeable and interesting.

Not what I expected. Video was too salesy based on the title.

Perfect, just what I need to know all about this adjustment. Thank you.

How bout a 28gpm pump on a 28 ton splitter??

Is that the splitter that has the faster pump installed? I’m looking to get a 28 ton with the 420cc motor and upgrade to the 28gpm pump. Will that work ok? Thanks!

5/5 video with the best valves on the market. Prince is by far the best quality even with a high price point.

Where does this stand in production. And what do you think the price point will be?

I would definitely be interested in you guys offering an upgrade kit. I have a homemade splitter with a painfully slow cycle time, but it does have a GX390 and a 25 gallon hydraulic tank. What do you think would be the best pump to get the optimum performance matched with that engine?

Horrible example