Took advantage of the ninety plus degree weather and loaded my 10X12X8 tall woodshed to maximum capacity.Took vacation this week to accomplish this.ATV and John Deere cart made lots of trips.
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Wood shed filled to capacity.
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jetsam
Minister of Fire
I use that same plastic dump trailer to haul wood places where I can't get the big trailer. I was going to get a quad to bring it into the woods this year, but it turns out that a used pickup is cheaper than a used quad, so I did that instead. 
sportbikerider78
Minister of Fire
I have a similar trailer...the one they sell at tractor supply from Ohio Steel. I built sides for it to load much more wood.
Kinda ironic Ohio "steel" and its mostly plastic.
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Kinda ironic Ohio "steel" and its mostly plastic.
kennyp2339
Minister of Fire
I have the same cart now for 5 years, stored outside, that cart is impossible to break, absolutely love it, great ground clearance, lite weight, and not overly expensive
And if you hook it up to your riding lawn mower you can cut grass and haul wood at the same time.
Actually was going to buy that cart from TS,but JD large 17 cu ft capacity and 1000lb payload sold me,on sale at $399.00. A little pricey but not overly for what you get,handles nice ,good tires and really no need for sides.My Rubbermade lasted 10 years and I gave it away still very usable.The comparable Rubbermade cart to JD's was over $300 more.
jetsam
Minister of Fire
The pictured JD is a dump cart. Step on the little foot latch by the tongue, and the tub flips up. I think I had mine for a year before I noticed.
i use my lawn tractor and have one of those cheap folding trailers you get at harbor freight. under 400 but over 300 depending on model. i put 1/2 to 3/4 of a cord on it. 4x8 trailer works well. now i just got to built a wood shed. looking here i won't get one built that looks like anything here but i'll try
Ok so I am getting old and my eyes sometimes deceive me, but that second pic looks like you have splits defying gravity... 
WoodyIsGoody
Minister of Fire
Ok so I am getting old and my eyes sometimes deceive me, but that second pic looks like you have splits defying gravity...
That's how dry it is.
kennyp2339
Minister of Fire
Its a good feeling right? I just went nuts building a shed that holds 8 cords in my driveway for the past month, The shed is complete and filled, it looks to nice to pull any splits from it lol, was thinking about hitting up so dry wood I have in a heap to load the little garage rack so I could extend my view of looking at a full shed.
kennyp2339
Minister of Fire
You don't have magnetic firewood by you?Ok so I am getting old and my eyes sometimes deceive me, but that second pic looks like you have splits defying gravity...
