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That is a very impressive build sir!! Let me know when you start your own business!!

Really nice work!

Where can I buy or have one of these made?

What rpm is the pump rated at 28Gpm . I thought they were round 4000rpm this project helps in heat, speed, fuel consumption and time well worth it in the long run

Hello awesome information can you tell me where to get one of these dump valves part numbers or manufacturer? I've call several hydraulic shops, cylinder repair shops, even the dealers for the prince auto cycle valves and everyone acts like they've never heard of a dump valves on a log splitter! Thanks for any info that you can give out

I wish I was that talented

Is there any way you could put together the exact parts needed to put an auto valve on a rugged made 700 series. I’m seeing a ton of videos but I’m still confused. Thanks

I’m only three years late ⏰ Very nice solution

I can never understand why people split their wood so damn small! The initial splits, if you had put the 4 way in the dead center is great for an all night fire in my wood heater. All those small splits I guess are ok for a back yard sit around fire but burn too fast to make an all nighter out of.

one of the best .good job How much money did it take to make this?

Genius.

That's the most amazing splitter i've ever seen!!!

A question, would this be nearly the same with one motor driving a tandem pump? Leave the rest of the plumbing alone.

That is the most impressive log splitter on TH-cam that log lift float valve is a nice touch.

Hi I am desper need of part # of dump valve having a hard time finding thanks

How has the Log Splitter been holding up over the years? I notice it’s a rugged made but what size is it? 28 ton or 37 tons? I like the upgrades that you’ve made. I am thinking of purchasing one of these Log Splitter’s.

Well impressed.😮

Grest video

garny i watched a lot of youtube videos on different log splitters you are the king in ever categorys never seen you jam a log the way you use the 4 way and one man operation table level everthing worked flawless from what i could see i going to update mine like your old one for my needs great job thanks for sharing your knowledge going to make one of you dads special hitchs

Really dig your thinking and upgrading. One question I thought I saw a bolt on back of the 4way. If your system doesn’t move in this set up type. How about using that screw as a height fixture ?

Thank you! the benefit is clear when you open your dump valve when it's retracting. Clearly hear the engine load reduced.

You men are so smart and have the equipment to build anything you want if you can afford the materials and parts 😊😊😊 Well done 👍

This is awesome. I really appreciate you going through all of the fine details.

Where did you get the dump valve? Do you have a link? 😊

The question is whether it’s worth the cost ??? Would a radiator and electric fan be a better investment ???

Where can I buy this draw bar adapter bracket Thank you Good idea

Yes there are som definite advantages with hydraulic top link !

What’s the make and part number on that dump valve

Thank you sir.

Fantastic idea! I need to do this to my forks and hay spike so I can move firewood and hay when my front blower is on all winter.

Great idea/design! 👍TCT

This was three years ago, but if you HAVEN'T filed a patent on that, you should.

Brilliant

Hello. I just discovered your carry all. Very nice idea. Take care, Ben

is that rugged made cylinder . i assume when you welded extra ports you took cylinder apart

Now that's genius!

Hi, Great job and excellent performance. Can you give drawing for hydraulics? Regards, Marko.

Nice work! A one or two person mode! lol

Nice job god bless

Great job god bless

Jeez 60” travel in 4.5 secs is no joke.

Nice!! Walkthrough on how you built it!!!

Just built one for my f 250 that has an ag systems bumper... works great!!! Not heading across the river sleddin with this thing but works great hauling heavy loads within the county!

Did you find that the splitting pressure needed to be set when you got the splitter. I went from a 28 ton to 38 ton and I swear the 28 splits wood better. I do not have a gauge on there yet but the motor isn’t even bogging down when it’s trying to push wood that is stuck

like how you used 2 valve bodies, pretty slick!

what brand and model of dump valve did you use

That thing is Awesome!!! 👍👍 I've watched all of Eastonmades stuff and that's where the ideas are coming on my next splitter build! 22hp 28gpm Box wedge 3000psi

Hi what size pump is this? Looks to be working very well 🤠

Why you using 2 lever valve. .most come with one??

Thank you for building this machine. I would like to also build my own log splitters. I own a tree service and have become somewhat fascinated by all the cool splitters out there. Do you have a website? Because I would like to learn more about the hydraulic components. I have learned some new names for hydraulic components but honestly these machines are still greek to me. Guidance/ instruction would be greatly appreciated and I would be willing to pay for plans or lessons if you had the time to compile a report.