Firewood Hauler Pics

I have hauled 8 cords this year in my Sienna minivan, like others here. This week my wife took it to the airport as I was going to drive more than just the one roundtrip. Of course, we then get 40mph gusts. With my keen scrounge-fu I manage to find a tree that was down and had been chopped by the town and left. This weeks hauler was therefore the Honda Fit......

maybe after I get over this surgery and we get the mules all harnessed up I may take a couple shots of skidding logs with the mules.

I was wonderin' how you got those monster rounds into the truck, 'till I rr-read and saw "Tommy Lift."

Peace,
- Sequoia

how much wood is that?

I picked this up when the inlaws moved off the farm.

I can pull it with my ATV and not have a lot of tongue weight, it will also turn much easier, and when I'm using a tractor I can
lift my bucket up to dump the trailer.

Now that is a utility tractor. How tall are your garage doors?

Not tall enough! We are looking at building a pole shed that will be lots big enough to house it.

I think you all saw mine last year. '70 F350. Factory (non dumping) Platform/Stake bed.

93 F-250 4x4, 460, auto. Trailer is 5' x 10' tilt bed.

Trying to post a photo for the first time If it works then you will see my wood hauler

Ok now here is another one. Boy, if I can get this photo thing figured out I could be really dangerous!

Sweet pic and by far the best way to get logs from the woods to the shed.

I have one of thease on the way, it'll be here Teursday- I'm so stoked; now I can reach the remote areas I've only dreamed of with the truck.

Is that an non-committal Tuesday/Thursday or a misspelled tears day? Who sells that bad boy and how much?

Oops- how did that happen? Teusday is the day; Here's where I got mine; http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/yukon-tracks-2-trailer-ball-hitch-kit.aspx?a=524420

It costs $439.00 and a good deal on shipping. After considering building one, looking at plans and thinking I'd hafta hunt everything down I figured I'd bite the bullet and have a decent peice of equipment in the aresenol. Here's another something I plan to acquire.............

I picked up one of those Farmi skidding attachments at an auction a couple years back cheap as noone new what it was. I was going to sell it on ebay and make a quick buck untill I used it. It is the greatest thing for getting logs out of those wet spots. I don't think it saves time but does make the job alot easier. pull them to a landing, buck them up and thow them into the truck.
leaddog

hope this works

Wish it wasn't mostly uphill

It worked. Nice Bumpside there. What year is it? Did you check out www.fordification.com yet?

You are one lucky leaddog. I've seen a dozen of them at auctions over the past few years and they always get within a few hundred bucks of new. A friend of mine has one and it saves a lot of time and equipment abuse in rough steep terrain. Also makes things possible in the winter that otherwise would be undoable.

from another thread but wth

Yes they are a life saver, Works so nice getting everything to the logging trail, hook up a few at once and back to the processing area where we cut and split.

She aint much but she's all i got

Flatbed its a 68, i bought it off of an old guy that had taken a cab over camper off of it, it had 60,000 miles on it.
I had hoped to have it torn down and soda blasted this summer , not going to happen this yr. Think ill go to fordification and check it out