Those are pretty cool. Beats lifting by hand if you don't have heavy machinery nearby.
I think I have posted this here before but goes along with the second one. I was fortunate enough to have one of these handy on one of my log harvesting trips:
Notice the big log... Well, after I got to where I was unloading and tossed off the smaller logs, I realized I had no way to scoot the big one off (I was by myself at that point). I ended up having to rock it back and forth until I could get a tow rope under it, tie it off to a tree, and drive forward letting the log 'unload' itself. That second trailer contraption would be extremely useful if you often load full length logs all by your lonesome!
We unhook and chock the trailer and drag logs onto it with the truck, using a section of roller conveyor. We loaded a couple 6000+ lb. red oaks that way a few days ago.
We unhook and chock the trailer and drag logs onto it with the truck, using a section of roller conveyor. We loaded a couple 6000+ lb. red oaks that way a few days ago.
I have used a 10' section of roller conveyor for years to push big rounds up on my trailer. Just have to be careful you have enough moxxy to go all the way, lest one come back on you. If they're too big for me to push, then I use the come-a-long. Roller conveyor is a cheap and effective moving facilitator