building a wood-manure tipping trailer

[tatra805]

Just wanted to share


Exactly 1 month ago i started building this trailer to haul our horse manure and wood for my tractor.

The sides have to be fold somewhere this week and also the hydraulics sorted out. Paint job will have to wait till temps rise.

We had a very sunny hot day today but winter continues looking at the forecast.

Hope you like it..



This is how it started:

this is today

 

[coog]

Looks nice.

 

[thejdman04]

Nice job

 

[Basso]

Ok, let me get this straight, you are going to haul your wood in the same wagon that you haul horse manure in ??? Hummm, something seems wrong here !!!!!!!


Basso

 

[Suz]

Ok, let me get this straight, you are going to haul your wood in the same wagon that you haul horse manure in ??? Hummm, something seems wrong here !!!!!!!


Basso

This is what I'm thinking too. But, I suppose if you want to get "paid both ways" you can separate the "apples" from the wood chunks.
Just kidding.
You've done some superb craftsmanship and welding on that trailer!
Jim

 

[Mike Van]

Horse :censored: is a lot drier and a lot less messy than cow :censored:

 

[HEAVY FUEL]

Looks nice. Thats good hooking it to your 3 point that way. Have you thought about going extra large with the loader bucket on your tractor?

 

[tatra805]

You've got it all wrong. I was not clear i think
I am building 2 trailers, and going to buy a second tractor and requested state to build a second road next to the actual one. So i have all things separated and dedicated. The old one for horse manure and a new one (with striping and lighting) for the wood, naturally.

Just reminds me i have to buy a second set of working clothes. Color matched of course.
:monkey:



For the bucket i made these

been loading more wood than manure till now and the forks work a charm, also for brush collecting

thanks for the comments