Auto cycle valve install on the Rugged Made RS737.
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2015 Modified Rugged Made RS737 37 ton log splitter
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Looks like a great addition to the splitter
I like that splitter, it's pretty fast on the hydraulics. Must have a big pump and the auto cycle is a great upgrade. Good job. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
i think it is a 22 gpm pump was thinking of upgrading to a 28 gpm
@@OutsidewithScheib 28 would be excellent if you got the ponies, how many horse is that motor?
@@cowshottv5867 15hp right at the limit
Nice job Scheib. You were confusing the hell out of me at first. But I caught on as you did it. I learn better doing things. Better than someone just telling me. lol cheers 🍻 brother.
i am the same way lol
Well done! That’s a game changer. Be careful you will now have more time to tilt back the cold ones🍺🤣 Awesome upgrade Scheib!👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸
That's the plan!
Glad to see Sam is keeping you in line 😂. Great upgrade to your machine!
Oh yeah!
I hope Ruggedmade is oaying attention, they have a couple splitters on youtube that have basic mods on them that everyone wants, yet crickets from the company.
log lift, worktable, auto cycle, adjustable wedge, additional foot stabilizer for weight, removeable / reversible tow hitch.. would be a perfect splitter
We are definitely paying attention Kenny! This channel, along with a few others, is one of our favorite channels (along with the comment sections) to keep up with and get insight for our machines from the people that put them to the test. We do have log lifts and worktables available on our site and are working to create even better machines for the future.
Git’n ‘r done Scheib! Nice work 👍🏼
Nice upgrade! I love the auto return on my splitter.
thanks harry I am liking it so far
That was pretty simple! Definitely going to be a game changer!! Stay safe my friend
No doubt!
Sweet upgrade Scheib!🍻🤘👍
You are teaching me now, Scheib! Thanks for the video.
My pleasure!
Looking good Scheib!
Hi Scheib, awesome upgrade, will make splitting much easier and enjoyable
That is a nice pile of straight grained ash. John from Wilmington, DE.
Your going to like that. It definitely a time saver there be some nasty stuff that you have to hold the lever. Nice work. 👍🏻
Thanks 👍
Glad to see that it worked out. It will definitely be a time saver.
I think so too!
Great video sheib your the man
That is a great upgrade .
Great addition to your machine!! Should help with your splitting time. Have a Safe Day
Thanks, you too!
Great video Schieb . Don’t see a video on this type of upgrade to a splitter often. Keep up the great content. Brad your neighbour to the north 🍻 👌🏻🔥🇨🇦
Thanks! Will do!
You're amazing! Very nice add-on
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow great job on the valve 👍 Where did you get the valve and all your parts?
Surplus center for the valve Amazon for the tee and any hydraulic shop should be able to get you a hose made but I got mine from discounthydraulichose.com
Keep going. You'll have an eastonmade style splitter
Now you got to put the beer tap handles back on 💪🏽🇺🇸🍻
Working on it!
hi there good job well done john
Gemma said “Good Job” 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you
Bad ass, that's a game changer!!
Nice setup
Looks like once your use to it you'll be speeding up wood production. It's like having a new toy 😆.
Pretty much!
Awesome !
I have a rugged made splitter also and want to put on a autocycle,on your next vodeo can you show where all the lines go my ram valve is the first one where you put the autocycle, but im not quite sure where all the lines go,thanks
The A and D ports will be Tied together at the Rod end of the cylinder with a Tee the B port just goes to the clevis or welded end. Then your power beyond if you get one would tie into the other valves but then you will need a return for the autocycle valve itself which would be tied in with your main return with a tee or get a sae16 plug for the power beyond port and tie the return into the other valves like I basically did. if you don't get the power beyond you just tie the valves together like normal.
@@OutsidewithScheib thank you
Nice. Do you have a list of everything needed to complete this upgrade?
HT-12-ASB | 3/4" HYDRAULAX TOUGH™ Hydraulic Hose Assembly
HT-12-ASB
Fitting #1: FJX90-12-12 | 3/4" JIC 37° Flare Female Swivel 90° (FJX90-12-12)
Fitting #2: FJX-12-12 | 3/4" JIC 37° Flare Female Swivel (FJX-12-12)
Overall Length: 4 feet 0 inches
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And an auto cycle valve you will have to make a mounting bracket for the valve.
Nice!
Thanks!
Awesome job on all the mods you did to the rugged made! You still have that splitter? I know you have the 12-22.
Yep it’s at Sam’s wood yard
I wish I would have seen this video 2 weeks ago, we didn’t know we needed that plug, didn’t know what we were doing wrong ahah
My ruggedmade 37 ton bogs a lot when I use my log lift. I think it has something inline to control the speed of the lift. What kind of handle knobs are you going to put on the new valve handles ???
The problem with the log lift is the holes in the ports are 1/4 inch and they have 1/2 inch lines going to it it’s a lot of restriction. Not sure yet I’ll have to look
What kind of valve would you use to make the cycles continuous? Like as in i move lever to on and the cylinder will extend until a certain pressure is made then it returns and the cycle repeats
It’s a prince auto cycle valve
We've been looking at getting one of these splitters and this and the adjustable wedge is first thing I want to add if we go this route. Is this a 24" or 30" version splitter?
this is a 30"
Great addition 👏 what is the valves part #?
non power beyond RD523MMEE5A1A1 power beyond RD523MMEE5A4C1
so what all is needed to convert a brand new rugged made to autocycle. do i just need the valve or more hoses as well. i see alot of these videos but im still not sure.
Pretty much all you need. Remove the current valve put the auto cycle in its place run the hoses and your done.
@@OutsidewithScheib I am also a little uncertain. I ordered my 700 series and it should be here any day. I already received the prince autocycle valve just waiting to install when splitter arrives. I got the one with power beyond not really knowing if I would ever use it. Can I use the existing hoses as long as I get that plug or do I have to get the extra hose and T and all that also. I am confused
Do you have a parts list of what you had to get The hose length size the fitting what size fittings? And where do you recommend to get the valve at
Eaton Aeroquip 2028-12-12S Male... www.amazon.com/dp/B008I5PP2C?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraulics/Hydraulic-Valves/Directional-Control-Valves/Prince-Auto-Cycle-Log-Splitter-Valve-RD523MMEE5A1A1-9-6587.axd
HT-12-ASB | 3/4" HYDRAULAX TOUGH™ Hydraulic Hose Assembly
HT-12-ASB
1
64.83
$64.83
fitting1: FJX90-12-12
fitting2: FJX-12-12
orientation: none
inches: 48
protection
hose-label: no
Scheib how long have you had that wood splitter and have you ever had any trouble with it?
I have had tis splitter for 4-5 years and haven't had a single major problem with the machine. if you take care of it it will take care of you.
do you have a video of how you did the adjustable wedge?
I do it was one of my first ones so it’s not that great.
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So how close to a home build is the rugidmade now... Switched log lift, refab table, adjustable wedge, landing gear and dolly, various handles...
Andy when I bought this machine I had intentions of putting an adjustable wedge on it, all the other stuff just fell into place as I seen to make it better for my application. Doing the adjustable wedge saved me at the time 3k from a Wolfe ridge. The log lift from factory could be put on either side. The rear tow point is necessary. Cost was nothing. The new landing gear or support leg is a much better design and was needed in conjunction with rear tow just to be able to put a trailer jack on. The auto cycle with all parts needed was roughly 600 bucks . So I would say it isn't homer built just a Frankenstein machine with ideas from other splitter designs.
@@OutsidewithScheib my comment wasn't meant to put your splitter down.thr fact that for a few bucks and hard work you were able to make a splitter comparable to a Wolfe ridge is more of my point. It started as a rugged made and has evolved
I didn’t take it that way at all your good brother lol 🤘🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺
That's going to bump up production a bit!!
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Hello Scheib
Can you send me the list of parts so I can do this to my 737? Thanks! -Dave
What parts are you looking for exactly?
@@OutsidewithScheib I have the exact splitter as you, so the auto-cycle valve, all the new hoses and the T connector?
surpluscenter.com non power beyond RD523MMEE5A1A1 power beyond RD523MMEE5A4C1 the tee i got from amazon www.amazon.com/dp/B008I5PP2C?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
The line i got from discounthydraulichoes.com 4.5 feet long with a 90degree 3/4" jic and a straight 3/4" JIC but if you have a hydraulic shop near you could be cheaper.
Nice up-grade how much$$$$$$ ????
cost about 600 but could have been 500 if i would have opted out for the power beyond
Whats brandy and # auto cycle valve
its a prince valve
You won’t know what to do with your hands 😂
hold a beer
@@davidellis4746 😂😂😂 🍺🍺🍺🍺
You’re going to have to run it for several hours before you conclude if it’s a game changer or not.
I am sure it will be once I get use to where the levers are located again lol