lets c your wood hauler pictures

[SS396driver]

Last of the 5.9 cummins . Quad cab with 8 ft bed

 

[SS396driver]

Tractor with the help

 

[Swagetastic]

Truck wont win any beautiful contests but it gets the job done! V10 automatic 4x4

 

[SS396driver]

Just picked this up for my girl. 2003 tacoma 4 cyl 5spd 4x4 with 78k miles. Truck had the frame replaced under the recall while they had it apart prior owner had them replace the front rotors and calipers all new shock and complete exhaust

 

[JCMC]

Cut some uprooted apple trees and a small standing dead elm. What a day to be out cutting 68* starting to get a little muddy.

 

[ford4500]

2010 with 6.4 diesel and 6 speed. Dpf delete and h&s tuner.

 

[DX250]

Mine with a little red oak in the back. It also doubles as my skidder.

 

[95custmz]

1990 F250 4x4 with 460, wood hauler:

 

[olyman]

1990 F250 4x4 with 460, wood hauler:

in dang good shape!!!

 

[95custmz]

in dang good shape!!!

Thanks. A little rust around the fender wells, hence , the fender flares. But still going strong at 178K miles.

 

[ironpirate]

72' Ford with 351M Jasper engine, big stick cable loader will lift truck up on two wheels if you let it. In 1st gear it pulls like a tank!

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[dancan]

Love to see a video of that thing loading logs !

 

[tnflatbed]

Love to see a video of that thing loading logs !

I agree, I would say I second that but I imagine there are quite a few of us

 

[ironpirate]

https://photos.app.goo.gl/zjZwLtXlTfLDkEnD2

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[Ronaldo]

Slick!

 

[ironpirate]

Love to see a video of that thing loading logs !

https://photos.app.goo.gl/zjZwLtXlTfLDkEnD2

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[Alu]

Working great after mainshaft replacement [emoji7]

 

[MarcusScott03]

Not a bad load for the old Jeep

 

[Sandhill Crane]

Crap!

Edit: I found out that because I own the truck and the property, home owner insurance will not pay a claim to myself. Truck insurance is pl/pd, so no claim there either.

 

[dave_dj1]

https://photos.app.goo.gl/zjZwLtXlTfLDkEnD2

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Thanks for sharing that cool video. Would a double grapple work, like two pairs of tongs with about 18" between them, it might speed things up a bit. just a thought. I always thought something like that would be handy. I've never seen one on a smallish truck.