DaveK OR
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This is a project I finished some time back, but I'm very happy with it and decided to share.
I built a set of firewood racks out of 1 1/4" tube, so I could haul wood from the shed to the house. They have some old chain welded to the top-piece so I can carry them using the FEL and my chain slots.
![DSC_7114.jpg DSC_7114.jpg](https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/data/attachments/449/449327-6c06295cb8d4aabf6479a09e0a9b85b5.jpg)
Here's a photo of the racks full of wood being carried by the tractor.
![DSC_7115.jpg DSC_7115.jpg](https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/data/attachments/449/449330-36c0e460076879d2e8605652edb7d8d0.jpg)
Once I get close to the house, I use a little Harbor Freight hand truck to move the wood to my deck. I welded a little chain-slot onto the hand truck to help secure the load.
![DSC_7117.jpg DSC_7117.jpg](https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/data/attachments/449/449336-1fe94d21928052679457b97d7807166f.jpg)
Here are three of the racks staged next to the chimney and a sliding glass doorway.
![DSC_7120.jpg DSC_7120.jpg](https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/data/attachments/449/449348-91d94bd998ea68471a2cd077a7b65336.jpg)
I forgot to show the canvas cover I sewed to protect the wood from rain and bird-poo :smiley_aafz:. It's open on the house-side so I don't need to take it off to get wood.
The nice thing is that I now don't need to stack wood in the bucket, then carry it from the bucket to the staging area and stack it yet again.
I built a set of firewood racks out of 1 1/4" tube, so I could haul wood from the shed to the house. They have some old chain welded to the top-piece so I can carry them using the FEL and my chain slots.
![DSC_7112.jpg DSC_7112.jpg](https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/data/attachments/449/449322-200b52a8e187d4fa2b7446502f3a2fcc.jpg)
![DSC_7114.jpg DSC_7114.jpg](https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/data/attachments/449/449327-6c06295cb8d4aabf6479a09e0a9b85b5.jpg)
Here's a photo of the racks full of wood being carried by the tractor.
![DSC_7115.jpg DSC_7115.jpg](https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/data/attachments/449/449330-36c0e460076879d2e8605652edb7d8d0.jpg)
Once I get close to the house, I use a little Harbor Freight hand truck to move the wood to my deck. I welded a little chain-slot onto the hand truck to help secure the load.
![DSC_7118.jpg DSC_7118.jpg](https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/data/attachments/449/449334-b317f82d03bcd5e5317bfcde7a31f11e.jpg)
![DSC_7117.jpg DSC_7117.jpg](https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/data/attachments/449/449336-1fe94d21928052679457b97d7807166f.jpg)
Here are three of the racks staged next to the chimney and a sliding glass doorway.
![DSC_7120.jpg DSC_7120.jpg](https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/data/attachments/449/449348-91d94bd998ea68471a2cd077a7b65336.jpg)
I forgot to show the canvas cover I sewed to protect the wood from rain and bird-poo :smiley_aafz:. It's open on the house-side so I don't need to take it off to get wood.
The nice thing is that I now don't need to stack wood in the bucket, then carry it from the bucket to the staging area and stack it yet again.
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