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long time lurker,,,,and long time wood burner. [Hearth.com] Post a pic of your woodhauler [Hearth.com] Post a pic of your woodhauler [Hearth.com] Post a pic of your woodhauler
 
Not even in the same league as most here, but added the lift for the big ones. It was getting dark and we hit metal so brought it back to work on at the house.[Hearth.com] Post a pic of your woodhauler [Hearth.com] Post a pic of your woodhauler
 
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These kids don't know anything. He could have just backed up the hill and left the laughing boys to rot. The weight balance clearly asked him to do that.
 
A little more elm. Loving the lift.[Hearth.com] Post a pic of your woodhauler [Hearth.com] Post a pic of your woodhauler
 
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1957 Jeep FC 150[Hearth.com] Post a pic of your woodhauler
 
Thanks Jags just picked it up a couple weeks ago. It's a blast everbody loves it.[Hearth.com] Post a pic of your woodhauler
 
Get some weight on the back end of that thing and it can handle a much larger blade.

They do get "looks" from other people. I affectionately call mine the "worlds ugliest vehicle".
 
Here's one of my means of hauling wood certainly not in the class of some here but it's gets the wood home. [Hearth.com] Post a pic of your woodhauler

And yes I use tie down straps :)


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Had my neighbor drop this off yesterday. Some pretty good sized chunks.

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[Hearth.com] Post a pic of your woodhauler my 1999 Ford Ranger 4x4 hauling hackberry. It features a homemade headache rack made out of bedframe angle iron, expanded metal, and steel rod. I bought the truck brand new in 1999.
 
Earlier this winter. There's about 2' more snow in the woods right now than the tractor can go through.!!![Hearth.com] Post a pic of your woodhauler
 
A couple more loads of elm. Second load was really packed in the front of the bed, plus you can't see the 4+' log laying down in the back of the bed.[Hearth.com] Post a pic of your woodhauler [Hearth.com] Post a pic of your woodhauler [Hearth.com] Post a pic of your woodhauler
 
Nice rig bwise. Not sure why you would have a 4x2 to start with, but you won't look back with that Chevy
 
Nice rig bwise. Not sure why you would have a 4x2 to start with, but you won't look back with that Chevy
It was "inherited" when I got married! Married the girl and the 4x2 truck was part of the package. I sold a 4x4 Ranger at that time as the F150 was newer and in better shape. Not missing either of them now!