camoman
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Well finally got myself a wood hauler.. I still use my Quad/Trailer combo for off site hauling but this gets the wood around my house and into my house.
Wood Hauler Pics
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treevet
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Nice set up. Not that familiar with that kind of equipment but rear unit looks like a brush hog. Is it on there for ballast?
Like your sig. line. Many do not know the attributes of taking a ride on a fat chick. (think water bed)
camoman
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Nice set up. Not that familiar with that kind of equipment but rear unit looks like a brush hog. Is it on there for ballast?
Like your sig. line. Many do not know the attributes of taking a ride on a fat chick. (think water bed)
I wish it was a brush hog.. its a 50" 3pt snowblower. It's on both for ballast right now as well for the snow I am hoping we get soon!!
Surprised at the power and lift capacity this thing has.. 24hp diesel moves this thing pretty good!!
cjcocn
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hot diggity dog
... that is a sweet little rig!
.... hey wait a minute ... is this the trackshare camoman?
skidsteer.ca
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Camo
You just need a snow bucket and you could really haul some wood!
Ken
You just need a snow bucket and you could really haul some wood!
Ken
Steve NW WI
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Dang camoman, I thought I was good at getting a bucket full of wood! You are the master!
Here's a direct pic of yours:
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Here's a direct pic of yours:
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treevet
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Dang camoman, I thought I was good at getting a bucket full of wood! You are the master!
Here's a direct pic of yours:
Y'all have to admit if a bump is hit going around the house.........:bang:
IPLUMB
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Do you just slide that plywood in there like that? Or is it secured somehow? Thanks i need to try this on the Kubota.Dang camoman, I thought I was good at getting a bucket full of wood! You are the master!
Here's a direct pic of yours:
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John D
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If you are handy,build a rack with a receiver slot that you can drive the bucket right into.A mount like a snow pusher attaches to a bucket with.Its a lot safer,and then you can build a small yet,decent rack,so you dont lose the wood when you hit a small bump or dip.Even better,then you can leave the wood rack where you need it,and still have the machine handy. Just like this picture here,along these lines....
loadthestove
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My cub big country works out great
Junkfxr
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6' X 10' dump with 2' sides, 1 cord stacked just above the sides
camoman
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Thanks for the info on posting pics and displaying them!
Yup just grabbed what ever I had around the yard, I think it was a 4x5 sheet just lid it in and put a couple pieces of wood in the bucket to hold it ther ethen start pilling. Works really well! Dad thought of it when he was over.. I was going build a box and get forks but this works slick!!
And yup this is camoman from TrackShare.com
Yup just grabbed what ever I had around the yard, I think it was a 4x5 sheet just lid it in and put a couple pieces of wood in the bucket to hold it ther ethen start pilling. Works really well! Dad thought of it when he was over.. I was going build a box and get forks but this works slick!!
And yup this is camoman from TrackShare.com
camoman
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I am acutally amazed at how smooth the hydrostatic is on this tractor.. really easy to keeper steady!
What you have is probably more stable than something on forks. If you decide to make a box to hold more, or hold it more securely, it might be best to make a box that fits into the bucket (instead of sitting on forks) and secure it with a couple of ratchet straps to the bucket.
Or, a lot of guys nail four pallets together (bottom and three sides). Hold that in the bucket the same way.
Ken
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job247
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Cambodian wood hauler....
Had to post this. Seems this guy didnt quite match the size of vehicle with the trailer he was using.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8kOCLCcHBY
Had to post this. Seems this guy didnt quite match the size of vehicle with the trailer he was using.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8kOCLCcHBY
brownie525
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MinivanFan
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The trailer doesn't seam to be having too much trouble.
treevet
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What a riot.:jawdrop:
That could be the state of the art in tree care in the future...
At least in the South West
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