Wood Hauler Pics

[sbutler1108]

My firewood haulers

Just wanted to post a few pictures of my trucks and my new 1715 ford firewood hauler

 

[cnice_37]

Just wanted to post a few pictures of my trucks and my new 1715 ford firewood hauler

Nice carryall - custom made?

 

[sbutler1108]

carry all

i bought the frame at tsc but added all the tubing and wood thanks for the compliment

 

[Hedgerow]

Hey, that IS nice Brody!!! Does it ever make ya light in the front?

 

[marcomjl]

Here's my rig on a load a couple days ago. First time dealing with Sassafras AND I LOVE IT! Smells so good and not over powering. Have some little saplings and roots so I plan on growing some myself and making some tea/real root beer!

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[Hedgerow]

Here's my rig on a load a couple days ago. First time dealing with Sassafras AND I LOVE IT! Smells so good and not over powering. Have some little saplings and roots so I plan on growing some myself and making some tea/real root beer!

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And some Ford rep headed your way when the gun is re loaded!!!

 

[sbutler1108]

Hey, that IS nice Brody!!! Does it ever make ya light in the front?

yeah when i fill it all the way up i have to back up steep hills but on decents ground it goes great

 

[Hedgerow]

yeah when i fill it all the way up i have to back up steep hills but on decents ground it goes great

Put a loader on it and double up on the wood hauling awesomeness...

 

[zogger]

i bought the frame at tsc but added all the tubing and wood thanks for the compliment

Tractor cargo box is the BEST. I built mine all from a big oak skid then pressure treated. I use the hay forks to tote it around. Love it. Lower to ground, roll in huge rounds, pick it up, toodle on down the line through mud or whatever. Just improves traction. Built mine with a removable back panel, with extensions. I clamp a big iron pipe on there and can pull rolls of wire fencing or barbed wire with it, man, that's handy.

 

[benp]

I picked this up today for the wheeler.

Locally made. The deck is Popple and sides are pine. Both milled from the builders own trees.

I threw some stain on her since the wood was raw and she really sassed up with 2 coats.

2200 lb rated axles, hi speed bearings, and 16" ground clearance. It should suit me well

 

[Jakers]

thats a really nice looking trailer there. makes mine look cheap and flimsy... guess ill have to upgrade again

rep sent

 

[GrizzyDan]

My retired hauler, still alive yet now I am babying it.

Or not..

Upgraded to:

and

Adding splitter and conveyor to the 3ph on the tractor currently, may add a log deck later and go full processor with it.

 

[rarefish383]

Here's a couple pics of how I get wood, out of the woods, around the house. If I only need a little I use the wheel barrow. If I need more, I use the trailer. The trailer holds exactly 1/2 cord. If I need to go out on the road I have an eight foot dump trailer, Joe.

 

[benp]

I like that!! Pretty creative with the hitch and wheelbarrow...:msp_thumbup:

 

[Jere39]

My operation is probably way smaller than most of you. I cut in the woods out my back door. I like to buck a tank of gas in the Dolmar PS 510 of downed red oak, then take a break. Then I get the JD and the small cart and wind my way through the trees without making a road or path, grab a load, take it back to my stacks where I unload, split, and stack. Then back into the woods. Usually takes about 6-8 of these loads to clean up a gas tank of cuts. I can get this done in a day if I take enough breaks.

And here is my day of work stacked for delivery tomorrow (JIT Firewood) This time of year I am splitting wood that has been down about 6 months, and should be perfect for next winter.

 

[BigE]

My operation is probably way smaller than most of you. I cut in the woods out my back door. I like to buck a tank of gas in the Dolmar PS 510 of downed red oak, then take a break. Then I get the JD and the small cart and wind my way through the trees without making a road or path, grab a load, take it back to my stacks where I unload, split, and stack. Then back into the woods. Usually takes about 6-8 of these loads to clean up a gas tank of cuts. I can get this done in a day if I take enough breaks.

I did the same thing for a few years before I got my tractor, and I still use this setup to haul wood from my main stacks to the area under the deck next to the back door. It takes about 6 loads to haul a full cord.

The biggest problem I had was that I was getting stuck too often. I got the back tires filled with Rimguard (beet juice) and that really helped with the getting stuck problem.

Now I just use my tractor with the front end loader bucket, and I've got a bigger trailer that I sometimes hook up if I have a lot of wood to move.

 

[TJ-Bill]

Finally I get to add some pics.

New to me Wood hauler, went out for my 1st wood scrounge last weekend. I was really happy the truck..

 

[stihl362]

here are my wood haulers. My bolens tractor and ATV i use in the woods and i use my truck and trailer for deliveries. My old garden tractor and quad move that trailer around too but I'm working on building an off road trailer, I'm tired of breaking wires and lights in the woods cause i can't maneuver that well
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[Jakers]

here are my wood haulers. My bolens tractor and ATV i use in the woods and i use my truck and trailer for deliveries. My old garden tractor and quad move that trailer around too but I'm working on building an off road trailer, I'm tired of breaking wires and lights in the woods cause i can't maneuver that well
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i just have to post your pics so people will know what im sayin when i say i love the straight pipe

 

[stihl362]

i just have to post your pics so people will know what im sayin when i say i love the straight pipe

thanks and thanks for posting them. i still haven't figured out how to do that yet. I picked that pipe off a harley at a scrapyard