trailer

[mschoff]

this is my tralier I just got done making its all in one tralier/logsplitter

 

[aandabooks]

Very nice. An all in one package.

What is the tongue weight like with all of that equipment on the front of the trailer?

 

[gruff4531]

Nice Work

I have been thinking of building something like that.

How much wood can you get on the trailer when full?

 

[mschoff]

tralier

I only put a little over half in the trailer and when I stacked it at home it was one row 18" -20" long pcs by 5 ft tall x 9 ft long. I don't know how to calculate to cords I would think it is around 1/2 cord

 

[alderman]

Nice set up

If I had that kind of talent, I'd be rich.

Dumb question, but do you split before you load the wood and how much fuel does it take to split a load?

 

[Philbert]

Nice. Looks like you put some thought into it.

Philbert

 

[Wood Scrounge]

You really ought to think of selling those, maybe a small market but I would have bought one.

 

[Chuck Diesel]

Nice work man.

 

[mschoff]

I put tongue weight spring adapters on my springs. and they are for 500 lbs and it hardly makes it squat down and that is really something because I am pulling that with a 3.0 v-6 ford ranger flare side and it pulls really nice. I thought it might have a problem pulling it but so far so good . I have been in really soft and woody area too.

 

[rx7145]

Looks nice! I like the idea.

 

[046]

please consider reducing size of pic's

 

[dsm382]

good job

 

[WetBehindtheEar]

VERY cool! I wish I had something like that... That's perfect for a semi-urban environment where it's easier to split and haul on-site where competitors are nosing about.

 

[wdchuck]

please consider reducing size of pic's

:agree2: :agree2:


It sounds like quite a setup, what was the change in your auto insurance policy?

 

[WidowMaker]

please consider reducing size of pic's

yes, please, your killing us guys with dial-up