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01-01-2013, 09:58 AM #111Veteran Member
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Re: hauling logs
"If you're not making any mistakes then you're not doing anything"
L3010DT, Farmi JL290 Winch, ATI Grapple, BearCat 5" Chipper, 6' Rear Blade,
7' Sickle Bar, 5' Land Plane Grading Scraper, Dresser TD7G Dozer
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01-01-2013, 02:27 PM #112
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01-01-2013, 04:37 PM #113Veteran Member
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Re: hauling logs
"If you're not making any mistakes then you're not doing anything"
L3010DT, Farmi JL290 Winch, ATI Grapple, BearCat 5" Chipper, 6' Rear Blade,
7' Sickle Bar, 5' Land Plane Grading Scraper, Dresser TD7G Dozer
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01-01-2013, 04:56 PM #114
Re: hauling logs
Better you than me. I have enough problems with one woman, and she likes me! Now, the oil well idea has potential..
Sean
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01-01-2013, 06:38 PM #115
Re: hauling logs
No oil wells in Vermont.
But they produce syrup, lots of it.
The Sultan of Syrup?
Really ... when I saw that head gear on the broom my first thought was if I were a crow I wouldn't go anywhere near a field with that dude standing in it.
And Piston is right, you take some great pictures in your woods, Gordon. I think it's your combination of light, beautiful land and skillful composition.That's the problem with trouble.
It always starts out as such fun."
- Randall Brown
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01-02-2013, 02:38 AM #116Veteran Member
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Kubota L4610 and John Deere 410 - WR Long 64" Grapple (best attachment ever!) QA front forks, rear forks, Brown 472 HD Rotary Mower, homemade 3 pt log splitter, Land Pride rake/blade combo, Land Pride HRL 3578 box blade (Hydro scarifiers), Shaver SC50 3 pt. Stumpgrinder, FitRiteHydraulics TnT, 6" Vermeer PTO Chipper (Hydro feed), 2 bottom Disc Plow, Ratchet Rake
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01-12-2013, 05:36 AM #117
http://youtu.be/WdqrJeZqYa8
I have modified my trailer. Removed side boards and middle stake. . So I lift the logs on using my logging winch. There is a steel arch that the hydraulic cylinder was attached to work the dump. I chain a pulley to the top of this arch, run the winch cable through. I use the logging winch to hoist the logs up onto the trailer.
As for staging the logs.. Sometimes I do and sometimes i just winch the tree trailer side cut it up 8 feet and winch them on. The trailer is licensed for the road so I disconnect from tractor and connect it to the truck and haul it home.
I have a boom that will swing out over side. Just never attached it to the trailer yet.
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01-12-2013, 05:45 AM #118

As for trailer being in the way I park the tractor on a bit of an angle the cable runs along side trailer. Sometimes I run the cable through the pulley and winch from there. Not much tipping after the trailer has 500 pounds of logs on.
Ps. I upgraded my tractor to a L4740 Kubota.
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01-13-2013, 08:26 AM #119Bronze Member
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01-13-2013, 11:59 AM #120
Re: hauling logs
Lift with the 3pt, but pull with the drawbar.
That's the problem with trouble.
It always starts out as such fun."
- Randall Brown
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