lets c your wood hauler pictures

[fred bergman]

looks like hauling wood comes in many different ways

 

[Sawyer Rob]

SR

 

[Hinerman]

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How do you get those on the trailer?

 

[Sawyer Rob]

SR

 

[Jere39]

SR

How you got them on the trailer was a great question, but I think an even better question, how are maintaining traction on the tractor to pull that double load up that monster hill?

 

[Sawyer Rob]

Simple... I'm NOT pulling it with a "compact" tractor! lol

SR

 

[msmith]

I'm diggin' that Agco. Is it air cooled?


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[Sawyer Rob]

Yup... air/oil cooled, they are GREAT diesels, lots of low end torque and low on fuel use...

SR

 

[zogger]

I need one of these things, so when I have an odd 15 minutes, I can go fell a tree and drag it back....just saying, looks like two hoots!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...lt-two-brothers-stars-new-Fury-Road-film.html

 

[woodchuck76]

Here's a light load . Its not even down on the helpers

 

[Jere39]

Simple... I'm NOT pulling it with a "compact" tractor! lol

SR

Any chance the camera angle exagerated the slope of the hill?

 

[Sawyer Rob]

Any chance the camera angle exagerated the slope of the hill?

Answer: Yes the camera IS tilted, but NOT to create a false hill... There is NO hill there, the cameras was tilted to get all of the subject into the pict. so the pict of the subject would be as close as possible... I do it often, as it makes for a pict that you can see the subject much closer/easier....

I figured anyone viewing the pict. could see the tilted tree's and figure that one out pretty fast... lol

I also assumed you were kidding in your last post, so I played along and gave the compact tractor answer...

SR

 

[Jere39]

And you were right

 

[Highbeam]

Way overloaded. I sunk into the grass. Green doug fir.

 

[msmith]

Nice truck ya got there Highbeam


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[tla100]

SR

That is a pretty good size log !!!

I should have pulled the trigger on a Deutz DX120 Front wheel assist for $3800, lots of hours but a lot of tractor. Loader was another $3500, but skidloader works better for me. No woods to cut nearby

 

[ILikesEmGreen]

I saw this'un loaded down at the store one day. I bet she was just a squallin' going down the road...

Here's mine though...'93 K1500 W/T...Dislike the 4.3 at times, but usually gets the job done.

 

[stihlfanboy]

Don't no if I ever showed off the box I built. Anit pritty but works real well. Front cross members rusted out on the old box. Hit a bump and the bed wood raise 3 inchis in the front. Also made a little rack for the allis so I don't have to drag my 6x8 trailer though the tight woods.

 

[ChoppyChoppy]

They are o

I need one of these things, so when I have an odd 15 minutes, I can go fell a tree and drag it back....just saying, looks like two hoots!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...lt-two-brothers-stars-new-Fury-Road-film.html

The shop in in Maine. I forget what town though, I'd guess Southern ME thought they could be fabbing stuff out of a potato house in The County too haha.

They had a TV show for a while (on Discovery channel?)

 

[Ryan Groat]

Here is what I use most of the time. I mostly scrounge in the urban environment so no cool toys like the tractor guys. However I have been looking.

16' 7000 lb trailer, if needed I will put logs into the truck bed but not over the rails. I have had logs come through the back window.