I used to use a trailer that i could haul my ATV on and then pull around with my ATV. I found it to be a little to big to maneuver around in the woods though. That trailer had a 50"X8'9" bed. I still have it but it never gets used anymore.
Shipper50 said:Here is what I use to haul wood near me, cost me $210 I think. Mind is not as sharp as my chain saws. :lol:
I got my trailer at Rural king, type of farm store here in Indiana. I can get about half a face cord cut and split in mine. It does what I want it to do and not pay a ton for it.WoodMann said:Shipper50 said:Here is what I use to haul wood near me, cost me $210 I think. Mind is not as sharp as my chain saws. :lol:
Where do I get my hands on one of those................
The one below is the one I bought and in my picture. Holds more and doesnt cost an arm and leg.WoodMann said:Hey, found it- thanks guys; https://www.ruralking.com/Store/detail.aspx?ID=49410
Another really righteous one; https://www.ruralking.com/Store/detail.aspx?ID=31696 but I think this second one would be a bit much here in the tight woods, and I need to be mindful of shipping.............
The trailer from Rural King is light weight, it would be no problem for what you want to do with it on your snow mobile trailer. I can pick up one end with one hand if that gives you and idea.skinnykid said:I would like to get one of those wagons for gettin wood also. I need to get a light weight one because I have a 2 place snow mobile trailer, I would need to drive my 4-wheeler onto it the maybe lift the trailer onto the other side and strap it down.
DKerley said:Works well for me. Can haul about 1/3 of a cord in the snow. Hoping to haul 1/2 +cord in the summer with side stakes installed.
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