Wood Hauler Pics

[Kingsley]

coog

I love that truck! If only a guy had too much disposable income.

 

[coog]

Might be hard to hide that from the wife until it "cooled" off.
I'd pull the White and put in a Cummins; 134 hp for that rig?

 

[ASEMASTER]

here are mine

I use these to haul on my land only.

 

[coog]

Are you happy with the arch?Where did you get it?
Nice pictures.

 

[cjcocn]

I use these to haul on my land only.

Nice pics.

That's the first logging arch that I've seen with triangles. Is it homemade? I know that triangles are the way to go for strength and wonder if you built them in from the get-go or added them later?

Thanks

 

[ASEMASTER]

more

this is one load for the barn

 

[ASEMASTER]

arch

built it from an old trampoline from my younger years,mom bought it back in 1966 to keep us off the beds. it works ok and i have added a longer toung it will haul a log 32"x 10' any more and the atv gets pushed around and I'm in some hilly country.

 

[Old Goat]

Here is one for you,Goat:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HIGH...ryZ80765QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I volunteer to deliver, but it will probably take several months!

13 bids so far and the reserve is not met yet. Hum, I guess I could cash out my 401K but I don't think there is any money left in there now anyway, not sure though, I've been afraid to check it the last few months.

 

[coog]

You still have a 401K? Mine is down to a 101K.I'd rather invest in iron; it generally is still in the place you park it every morning.

 

[Old Goat]

Military trailer hitch.

I have have several questions about how I set up my M105 military trailer to pull with a civilian type vehicle so I thought that I would post a picture of the hitch. The trailers have a pintle hook that can be turned up or down to give you a drop or a rise in the hitch but even with it in the drop position it is still too high for most pick up trucks to pull. I welded the hitch in the photo onto the frame. It can be adjusted for height and completely removed if I still want to use the pintle hook or for theft prevention. The pintle hook can also be removed. Most of the time I have had it removed but I decided to reinstall the hook so it would not sprout legs and walk away.

I installed a secondary light system with the thinking that I would some day get a M35 truck. The military has an interesting light plug set up on their vehicles.

 

[coog]

Nice work,Goat.Keep working on that truck.

 

[MR4WD]

I use this for yarding the dead stuff out of the bush. No more than 10 minute drive. It'll fit a face cord, but the trailer usually gets pretty upset when I haul that much

I use this for hauling more than a face cord at a time. After I split this load it turned out to be more than a cord.

I had to make a second trip for the top of that dead fir. Still only about a 15 minute drive from my doorstep.

 

[820wards]

Here is a picture of my wood hauler with the trailer I use to get the wood out of the woods. (no pun there...)

http://s450.photobucket.com/albums/qq222/820wards/?action=edit&current=IMG_0081.jpg


80 CJ5
Trailer made from old Ford Courier bed and my hand built splitter My Dad and I built in 1987.

jerry-

 

[cjcocn]

Here is a picture of my wood hauler with the trailer I use to get the wood out of the woods. (no pun there...)

http://s450.photobucket.com/albums/qq222/820wards/?action=edit&current=IMG_0081.jpg


80 CJ5
Trailer made from old Ford Courier bed and my hand built splitter My Dad and I built in 1987.

jerry-

Is your photobucket password protected? That link took me to a generic page (that also contained sign-in boxes).

 

[Ole Farmerbuck]

Is your photobucket password protected? That link took me to a generic page (that also contained sign-in boxes).

It took me to MY own Photobucket.

 

[stonykill]

a couple of pics of a few of my many garden tractors hauling wood

I like to skid it into the field if at all possible

 

[ken45]

Finally got a photo of my wood hauler/snow plow/hay hauler, a Kubota RTV900. That's about a quarter of a cord on there. The beautiful part is the dump bed. Now if I could only get an automatic loader ;-)

Ken

 

[bore_pig]

Finally got a photo of my wood hauler/snow plow/hay hauler, a Kubota RTV900. That's about a quarter of a cord on there. The beautiful part is the dump bed. Now if I could only get an automatic loader ;-)

Ken

Do Kubota's run on gas or diesel? Is the dump hydraulic or manual with gas shock assist? Looks like a nice machine.

 

[Rleonard]

The RTV's are diesel. The bed lift is either hydraulic or manual depending on the model. Here is mine. I would not want to be without it.

Bob

 

[bore_pig]

Does that thing have heat too? How do you like starting that in the middle of winter?