The best time and back saver for firewood ever!!!

[mountainman1888]

Three years into selling wood, and I finally found this...



Also good for tree service guys.

 

[Wisneaky]

Three years into selling wood, and I finally found this...

The best time and back saver for firewood ever!!!

Also good for tree service guys.

link doesn't seem to work

 

[chucker]

! to many of them don't seem to work?

 

[mountainman1888]

! to many of them don't seem to work?

Should work now.

 

[Wisneaky]

I don't think it's something I'd use, but I don't sell wood. If the trees I cut are that big around I just cut them smaller or use the splitter to make it into smaller pieces. Easier for me to drag the splitter next to the pile instead of trying to move the log.

 

[svk]

Interesting. For a city arborist who has to haul out big rounds without the help of motorized equipment this could be useful.

 

[woodchuck357]

Wheels are too narrow and too small diameter.

 

[haveawoody]

That is how I load my trailer.
Always fun moving giant rounds with little effort to the trailer as two other guys attempt to get one into a wheelbarrow.
After a few years of smashing fingers and serious back aches the wheelbarrow moving of rounds departed.

For small rounds the wheelbarrow is champ at a cutting site, as rounds size up the handcart is easily the champ.

 

[Pulp]

Rounds too big ? I call Mr. Noodle.
Easy, simple, fast.

 

[MechanicMatt]

I've used a handtruck for big rounds. But I stand them up so the flat side is down.

 

[shades2914]

I use a wheelbarrow for small/split stuff or a dolly for bigger. If it's bigger than that noodles start flying.

 

[Ronaldo]

Looks useful. How wide is it(how long a piece will it carry)?

 

[mountainman1888]

Looks useful. How wide is it(how long a piece will it carry)?

24" wide i believe. Or close to it.

 

[ChoppyChoppy]

If I handled firewood like that I'd be living in a cardboard house!

 

[BeatCJ]

Wheels are too narrow and too small diameter.

From their Website, 16" Diameter and 4.8" wide. Bigger than you think. http://log-mule.com/specifications/

I can't see it for a seller that needs production, but for a homeowner cutter like me that doesn't want to carry an armload at a time, it would be helpful.

 

[Oldmaple]

They make log carts with pneumatic tires kind of like this. I use it when the removal is away from where I can get the truck or trailer to. Mine has higher back bracing so more than one round can be stacked on at a time. Similar to ball carts that landscapers use but with the platform on the lower part. Arborist supply places sell them. Can be a little heavy (100# plus) and pricey. Mine came from Midwest Arborist and was $350+.

 

[olyman]

Rounds too big ? I call Mr. Noodle.
Easy, simple, fast.

your limp like it....................

 

[milkman]

I like it, only thing, it needs the axle moved up so the lip sits flush with the ground, like a dolly. I could use that to bring in wood from the woodpile, but the wife would have a hissy fit at the mud it tracked in. Maybe we can have a thread "show us your rack".

 

[Wisneaky]

Maybe we can have a thread "show us your rack".

Now you got me interested.

 

[regulate34]

If it works for you. Great. Personally I don't cut wood on ground easy to walk. Let alone roll a cart.