Follow-Up: Moving Debris Back To Front: Check It Out! Pics!

[HolmenTree]

Yes every machine is designed for a purpose , but you never know a little modification here and there might bring results . I am really impressed by Log Rites gate arch ,Baileys sells them.A light weight tool you can carry in your pickup and move a whole large tree to the curb,logs limbs and all. Now if A guy can only power it besides using a winch to pull it. I have seen kits for powered wheel barrows which run for 8 hrs on a single charge carring 500+lbs.

 

[HolmenTree]

Got the other company who copied the muck truck.[ terratruckusa.com ]
They make some handy acessories for it ,one is a dolley attachment in place of the dump box. Add some stakes on the dolley and you can carry alot of brush or carry a 8 ft log sideways on the footplate.

Check out www.haulzall.com they make the battery powered wheel barrow kits . They claim to be strong & efficent. I believe the gate arch can be powered several ways with one of these kits.

A powered gate arch or Terra Truck would be the step below a mini skid steer in my mind. Not just in the savings of costs but the versatility you would have not rutting up your customers lawn.

 

[HolmenTree]

Thought I'd add this too.
Check out www.mucktruckamerica.com They are the original manufacturer and they look like a stronger product.
How about the Muck Truck pulling the Log Rite gate arch [www.logrite.com] , The Muck Truck has a ball hitch and the gate arch has a 2" receiver hitch holes in several different positions where you can attach a trailer ball coupler bolted to a short piece of 2"x2"steel tubing with pin hole. Now wouldn't that be the ultimate low impact system?

 

[HolmenTree]

Thought I'd add this too.
Check out www.mucktruckamerica.com They are the original manufacturer and they look like a stronger product.
How about the Muck Truck pulling the Log Rite gate arch [http://www.logrite.com/gatearch.html] The Muck Truck has a ball hitch and the gate arch has a 2" receiver hitch holes in several different positions where you can attach a trailer ball coupler bolted to a short piece of 2"x2"steel tubing with pin hole. Now wouldn't that be the ultimate low impact system?

I thought I'd pass this info on , I was talking to a couple tree services and they have been using the Muck Truck to move their smaller chippers and pull type stump grinders into inaccessible locations . While the chipping and grinding is being done the groundie is hauling chips to the truck with the Muck Truck.

Willard.