How many hours are on it, i have looked at these off and on for years but most of the ones here are beat. How long have you owned it?View attachment 187161 View attachment 186837 View attachment 186823 View attachment 186822 186823[/ATTACH]
Here is my wood hauler, 1985 versatile 276 Bidirectional tractor , 4 wheel drive hydrostatic, articulated steering, front and rear 3 pt hitch 2 speed pto on back. 116 hp Cummins turbo. This tractor is unique in the fact that you can drive it forward like a normal tractor or pull a lever and spin the seat and dash board around to drive in reverse which is still driving forward but from the rear .On the back is my 13000 lb Farmi skidding winch can haul 4-6 logs out to my landing . A couple trips into the woods and I have all my wood for a year.
I put my 8 1/2 ft wide Pronovost snow blower on for the winter fully enclosed with heat and stereo , when I have to clear the driveway. I made a front mounted rack to haul cut wood and to carry the chainsaw and all other equipment when I head to the woods.
For those who use a wheelbarrow to shuffle wood around the yard. When I needed a better way to move wood from the woodshed into the mechanical room I took the rear legs off an old tub style wheelbarrow that was total junk, made a couple of new handles, fabricated axle brackets for a new wheel, a new front bracket and built a wood platform bed like the ones we used when I was a lad. My 24" wood fits across the bed, I can stack twice as much on it as would fit in a tub style barrow, and it is much more stable due to a lower center of gravity.
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Love it. I have an old wheelbarrow frame sitting in the barn for just such a project. It is project number 38 of 97 (and counting...).For those who use a wheelbarrow to shuffle wood around the yard. When I needed a better way to move wood from the woodshed into the mechanical room I took the rear legs off an old tub style wheelbarrow that was total junk, made a couple of new handles, fabricated axle brackets for a new wheel, a new front bracket and built a wood platform bed like the ones we used when I was a lad. My 24" wood fits across the bed, I can stack twice as much on it as would fit in a tub style barrow, and it is much more stable due to a lower center of gravity.
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I really like old square bodies but they are just over priced here. I would have had twice the money in a truck if I had gone that way. It may be different in other areas thoughHere's my wood truck. '86 K10.
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Here's my wood truck. '86 K10.
Getting ready to cut some rust out and give her a fresh coat of paint.
I paid $3500 for this one. It was in such good shape I thought it was a fair price. About how much would they go for in your area?I really like old square bodies but they are just over priced here. I would have had twice the money in a truck if I had gone that way. It may be different in other areas though
That depends on condition. I looked at a few in similar condition to my ford with rusted out floors ect and some minor mechanical issues (which turned major in mine but that is a different story) I paid $600 for mine he was asking $1000. The cheapest comparable chevy was $1800 asking price.I paid $3500 for this one. It was in such good shape I thought it was a fair price. About how much would they go for in your area?
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