Unboxing and Assembling the RuggedSplit 700-Series Log Splitter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- In today's video, we're taking you step-by-step through how to assemble a RuggedSplit 700-series log splitter. The kit comes complete with almost everything you need. You only need to add hydraulic fluid, engine oil, and grease. The log lift on this model makes it super easy to get those larger rounds up into position.
The horizontal “push-through” design makes for a high production rate. Features like the option to mount the log lift on either side and positioning the hydraulic tank to give you lots of room to stand next to the beam make this the most ergonomic model we have ever offered. We show you in detail how to put it together and get up and running. Follow along and enjoy your new log splitter from RuggedMade.
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0:15 Intro
0:53 Unboxing
1:10 Preparing Wheels for Assembly
1:55 Mounting Wheels to Axles
3:07 Mounting Towing Tongue to Beam
3:37 Bipod Leg
4:40 Mounting the Hydraulic Tank
5:38 Mounting the Engine
6:24 Battery
7:29 Hydraulic Log Lift (Part 1)
9:44 Fenders
9:59 Valve Fittings and Hydraulics Overview
14:14 Valve Platform
15:48 Fittings
18:47 Hoses
21:53 Final Tightening
22:04 Mount Levers
22:35 Safety Chain
22:57 Log Catcher Tray
23:24 Hydraulic Fluid
23:57 Engine Oil
24:44 Gas
25:06 Starting Engine/Running the Machine
26:15 Hydraulic Log Lift (Part 2)
26:37 4-Way Blade
26:45 Stroke Restrictor
27:43 Storage/Tow Mode
28:23 Goodbye
Just finished assembling my splitter. Took a while but the video helped. Mine did not come with the pipe tape but no big deal. A couple of suggestions to make it go smooth.
1) have a vice or second person when assembling the valves together. They are heavy and awkward to handle. One side wants to loosen when tightening the connecting pipe. Extra hands help to hold pipe wrenches. 2) place the Allen head bolts in the valve stand before mounting the valves to the stand. One of my Allen bolts didn’t want to go in, it was hitting the connecting pipe on the two valves. 3) There’s a metal witness cover on the pump. Take that off when mounting the pump to the engine or you will never get it aligned on the shaft.
Thanks for the feedback Daren.
i'll find out monday!! it should be here then!
These instructions were great! Thank you!
I just completed my assembly of my splitter this weekend and this video is excellent. Only one suggested edit for this video. When the splitter in this video is finally fired up and shown in operation for the first time there is hydraulic oil dripping from your valves. I recommend tightening up and reshooting this portion. It is an awesome splitter and it should be presented working as designed without oil dripping near the levers.
great video. 👍 good directions.
If you ever update it for new customers, show the orientation of lower valve platform more clearly, and the recommended/required angle for each 90⁰ fitting. Instead of saying "oh where you think it should be." Not a big deal just sayin. But hell yeah man. Good instructions
Thank you for the feedback!
Much better vid than previous. Nice job....can you upgrade the hydraulic adjustment vid for lowering return pressure when the restriction retraction plate is installed? Thanks
Thanks for the feedback. We are updating various videos, and a new valve pressure relief adjustment video will be coming soon!
Can't wait to buy one. But because of supply shortage I can't!!
i ordered wednesday, order confirmed thursday, got a call from the shipping company friday and arranged a monday delivery!!! Now how easy is that!! Thanks RuggedMade!! you guys and gals are Great to work with!
This video is nice but written printed instructions would be very helpful.
Please email us at support@ruggedmade.com
Instructions probably come with the splitter like other equipment when assembly is required.
@@chrisguice139 nope, not this machine, i bought one....probably a way to save money.
@@travishorton8321 That doesn't surprise me.
This is a Very Good 👍Video. Thanks for Sharing. Where are there Dealers Located ? Any in Pittsburgh, Pa. ?
Our home base is Massachusetts but we ship nation wide. Check out ruggedmade.com or give us a call! Thanks for the comment!
What should the dipstick read while hot and running for the hydraulic fluid
Wish all bolts were labeled. Having a hard time discerning what is the right bolt to use??!!! I am at installing the log lift and hope I’m using the right hardware. I need help now!!!!!!!!!
Kala have you reached out to our customer support team yet? If not, email support@ruggedmade.com or call 855-878-4433 and someone should be able to assist you. Thanks
Hello, please, what are the dimensions of the hydraulic cylinder, bore diameter, rod diameter, stroke, pressure and half flow? well thank you
Vito, if you check out our website, each model of splitter has different specifications. You can select a certain splitter then select "specifications" and it will give you all the information you should need. Thanks!
ruggedmade.com/categories/log-splitters/37-ton-log-splitters.html
Que precio tiene se prodria mandar a España
Does the pump attach itself to the engine? This was not covered in the video.
This will depend on the engine model you decide to go with. Here is a link to our 300 series assembly video where the installation is shown
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This is obviously smaller engine but the only real difference is there being 4 bolts instead of 2.
I don't have a computer for my garage and don't have wifi in the vicinity. How can I get some instruction as to assembly of the 700 series I just bought?
Contact support@ruggedmade.com or call 855-878-4433 and someone can help you out.
We understand some of our customers don't have internet connectivity where they are building the splitter. If you would like to download the assembly video a device like a laptop, phone or tablet, please go here: www.dropbox.com/s/eadtaownzcyhqo1/700%20Series%20Assembly%20Video.mp4?dl=0
@@RuggedMade I was able to download the instructions for assembly and now have a wonderful new tool in my arsenal, I must say that not just some people don't have the internet connectivity in their barn or garage, but most. And, as a further observation I can say that most people don't build their splitter in a studio with every lift and/or hoist you could need. Your guy makes it look very easy indeed to accomplish the build and no doubt he's very good at it. I had trouble figuring out a lot of it because I don't do this all the time. I really think some printed instruction would be an extremely big help to the amateur assembler.
PS - When completed the machine is an awesome splitter and I'm very happy with it. I named mine 'Virgil'.
Bonjour pouvez vous me donner le prix du fendeur 37 tonne merci
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Boy $5,000 and you have to build it yourself
I bought the same model 2 yrs ago and paid $3,800 and I was shaking my head at that price 😂
All kidding aside, it has been absolutely flawless and will handle whatever our 80 acres throws at it. It’s very well built.