Firewood Log Trailer

[YellowMetalDriver]

Nice setup, would be nice to get the winch higher so you can stack those puppies. A bit much work for firewood gathering but ideal for taking those prestine pieces to the sawmill...

[logtrailer]

@YellowMetalDriver

The winch is right where it needs to be for a few reasons. The height of the snatch block is what matters. The slabs in the background are the clue that these logs are at my sawmill.

Thanks

Mike

[godshiredgun1]

i just reached orgasm when you side dumped them back off beavis and butthead face expression

[piglett2195]

well done

thankyou

from wolfeboro

[logtrailer]

@piglett2195

Thanks from Deerfield

[jbryanlee803]

thats nice



[Begbucks]

Nice, now lets see some logs piggy backing on top of the others ;)

[logtrailer]

@Begbucks

Thanks. I get one end up, reset the choker on the back of the log, leave the snatch block on the boom and let the winch push it up.

[Begbucks]

@logtrailer I see

[catskinner650]

Very nice load and unload feature.

[logtrailer]

@catskinner650

Thanks

[sick2003f150]

Great idea, did u make the whole trailer what size are the cross beams on the trailer

[logtrailer]

@sick2003f150

The trailer is welded with 2x3 square tube with several wall thicknesses.

[sick2003f150]

@logtrailer How much is something like this? we burn about 16-18 cord a year and this would make getting it to the house alot easier.

[logtrailer]

@sick2003f150

It depends on the winch and hydraulics but somewhere between $6000and$8000. 16-18 cord would mean you're in the north country.

[sick2003f150]

@logtrailer i live in upstate ny we heat some small buildings for animals to, i have a hydraulic pump and 8k winch. I think i might draw up some plans, my brother inlaws good with a weilder, thanks for your help.

[logtrailer]

The winch has 80' of cable, I carry a log arch in the truck that clips to the cable and keeps the log up out of the dirt.

Thanks

[littlekoan]

This is great! How far can it pull a log out of the woods?