Wood Haulers - show us your woods rig.

[BloodOnTheIce]

Nice to see a fellow Wheelhorse owner. Here are mine.

That nut roaster with the blade is neat I've never seen one before.

 

[Banshee]

That nut roaster with the blade is neat I've never seen one before.

Hey it might be a nut roaster in the summer, but in the winter it's a ball warmer.

Tha's my favorite mower, it's a 1960 Suburban. It's a unrestored running with all the orginal decals. It needs a few things, but still it's in better shape than most restored one's I've seen.

I just wish I had one with a bucket like you have on your's.

 

[shadow745]

Here is my equipment;

Beans should be picked in another week allowing access to my woodlot for harvesting. Wood brought in this fall will be for '09-'10 season.



So what are you getting with the F350 and loaded trailer? About 5 gallons per mile? Later!

 

[Butch(OH)]

Here is ours
92 F-350 4x4 7.3 w/55K original miles
97 F Super Duty (Dad's unit)
85 Dodge D-250 Was free for the taking!

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[STLfirewood]

Couple pics of the truck with a little wood on it.

 

[alderman]

This guy can flat cut wood.

http://www.arboristsite.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=80057&d=1224099658


Looks like he put in a full days work on this pile.

 

[STLfirewood]

http://www.arboristsite.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=80057&d=1224099658


Looks like he put in a full days work on this pile.

Ya and all it cost me was an ice cream,a pack of gum,and a couple of beers(A&W)

Scott

 

[EWilly]

And for the chunks too heavy to lift my stepdad has a Toro Wheel Horse 520xi with a bucket loader like this one.

How is that bucket loader? I've got a 520xi and I was considering getting that same loader (if I can find one somewhere!) Do you know the max lift capacity on it? Easy to hookup and take off?

 

[sILlogger]

This is my everyday logging truck. I've since added Ford Torsion bar keys and added a rear leaf spring as well as 285/75/16 Wildcat's. so it now sets up 3.5" higher in the front and 3" in the rear. Can't put a whole lot of wood in it since i have my toolbox in there, but when u are cutting in your back yard u don't have far to go!

This is my preferred method of hauling wood!

Or This.

 

[dsm382]

Nice to see a fellow Wheelhorse owner. Here are mine.

love the old wheelhoreses......

lots of cool pics.

here is another one of mine from last weekend....got almost a full cord in one trip......

 

[toddstreeservic]

Trim that center post will ya? thats buggin me.

 

[Sawyer Rob]

Owning a sawmill, ensures that i always have access to plenty of firewood. Many times i haul a load home after a day of sawing out logs...

Rob

 

[parrisw]

My new beast!!

 

[dsm382]

Trim that center post will ya? thats buggin me.

i will, i will, I am going to trim all of them at a angle for water to run off andthen get a coat of Thompsons all of them before winter... we was in hurry last week when i built them in a couple hours after work.
oh it bugs me too but there are only 24 hrs in a day

 

[BloodOnTheIce]

The two on the left are C-120's and will pull almost anything and nearly anywhere.
They both have wheel weights and chains, and one has a set of V-Bar tires.
Since they are only 12 hp they'll forever on a gallon of gas. The 520-H is the primary grass mowing tractor.

 

[clearance]

My new beast!!

Great, the last of the real Fords. I drove a '93 just like that a lot, and a 2001, and a 2008. The pre 98 1-tons are the real deal.

 

[parrisw]

Great, the last of the real Fords. I drove a '93 just like that a lot, and a 2001, and a 2008. The pre 98 1-tons are the real deal.

Ya I agree. But this one has issues that I need to resolve, I got it cheap.

 

[bowtechmadman]

Another of my woods rigs...07 Arctic Cat 650H1 TRV w/ trailer for getting around in the woods. Absolutely great for manuevering through the woods grabbin the dead stuff. I can put a box on the back like in the pictures...or a seat for cruising w/ the youngsters.

 

[fullpower_65]

Mine uses no gas or diesel

Here's mine. there's no way I can get anything else into this part of my lot yet, so this wheelbarrow has been my wood hauler. It burns no gas, but a cold beer & barbecued steak will make it move faster.

Jokes aside, this old wheelbarrow was built by my Dad & Granddad about 40 years ago. It's rugged and ergonomically perfect. You can't buy these at the big box stores!

 

[stihl sawing]

Here's mine. there's no way I can get anything else into this part of my lot yet, so this wheelbarrow has been my wood hauler. It burns no gas, but a cold beer & barbecued steak will make it move faster.

Jokes aside, this old wheelbarrow was built by my Dad & Granddad about 40 years ago. It's rugged and ergonomically perfect. You can't buy these at the big box stores!

All i see is a red-x