Solar charger: I use a PulseTech SolarPulse SP-3 Solar Battery Charger Maintainer, 3 Watt, Blue. I just lay the panel on top of my tarp and the electronics inside the battery/pump container, then store the panel when in use. I had heavy duty adjustable stabilizers added to the very back outside corners so I can run the tractor up the ramps into the trailer without the truck being hooked up. I added extra storage on the underside of the trailer for my chains, 2' HD ratchet-straps and wheel chucks. I also had a 2" receiver welded to the top of the front of the tarp storage area so I can use my hitch-mounted winch 'just in case' One thing I do hate is the weight of the steel ramps, takes two men and a strong boy to put back in the storage holders (I just throw them on the back of the trailer) - Dave
your right boat ramps are the best place to watch people learning how not to back a trailer. You guys nailed it on this video. where to load a trailer and how to load, you guys nailed it. GREAT video
In some states you may have to get a class license .depending on weight of trailer truck combo. I would use rubber wheel chocks when loading some equipment. Rear stabilizer when loading.
Call me a grouch?? Between the wind noise and the cats and background traffic noise, I am sure the setting in the wood yard will be reconsidered next time. Good content.
Morning guys. I have an old 72 ford 5 ton with a dump it holds 2 cord easy. Trailers I always have a hell of a time backing them up. Have a great day guys!
When I started firewood here in Washington state, I found a utility trailer that was built off of a Ford F250 8 foot box. That was my 1st and best expense, for what I do. There's nothing wrong with that when getting started. Another great episode.. 😁👍
Video was great , I just replaced lights on one of my trailers with wireless lights so far they are working great. You do have to remove the lights for charging but so far they seem to last a long time , the controller is plugged into the vehicle trailer plug and that powers it.
Really enjoyed the woodcast today men the little ones are growing up Lol. I bought a dump trailer just like the one you have at Central Trailer in New Hampshire awesome place payed $10.500 with spare tire and ramps absolutely love it. That’s guys 👍👍🇺🇸
Woodcast #4 👏🏻 Nice topic! Dump trailer was the best thing so far besides my saws I have purchased for firewood. Very happy with my Lamar 7x14. I do have the power up/down and gravity down buttons on my controller.Nice discussion fellas👍🏻👍🏻GNI
Chris and Tony, you guys did a great job on this Woodcast. This video was very informative. When I built my little 5x8 utility trailer, I erred on the side of rugedness and I over built it. And yes, i made a spare tire mount and I do have a spare. 🇺🇸🪵🪓🌲🪓🪵🪓🌲
Good morning great video guys I bought a Miska dump trailer it’s a Canadian trailer it’s 7x12 with the those ramp gates that Tony was talking about. I mostly use it for firewood 🪵
Great video! On the lights and wiring topic, there is a company in Canada called Voltflex. Their wiring is made for the cold and it stays flexible. They also have led lights that you can drop a ball peen hammer and they won't brake. Absolutely awesome company!
I’m glad you mentioned how hard it is to back a short trailer. I have a jetski, and I always feel like a fool when I back the trailer without the jetski on it. By the time I see the trailer in the mirror it’s too late. I have no problem backing the bigger boats but that jetski trailer makes me look like a fool. Especially since I always forget to put the tailgate down so I can actually see the trailer.
I called a N&N dealer about a month ago for a 6 by 12 dump. Waiting until July before they will even take a deposit. Got to have galvanized in upstate NY.
Nice job guys. Dump trailer 101. All the things you should have known, but didn't before buying a trailer. Now all your viewers have the benefit of both of your "first trailer worked fine but wasn't what I really needed" experience. Someone does need to explain to Tony how a slipper spring suspension really works though. Did I mention that I really liked the N&N trailers before your bought yours? GNI
After watching between 3 and 4 hundred of your videos, that have been very motivational,,,,,,,im thinking of changing the time I watch to when I'm trying to go to sleep at night. I love both of you guys, but at 19 minutes in to this video,,I started looking to see how much longer you guys were gonna talk about trailers.
We went with side pockets on a deck over, 8x16 14k . Permanent sides and lumber stacked on forks, just don't work. Especially if you want it still staked when you set it down. . Along with logs that weigh several tons, or bundles of slabs versus fenders, don't mix well ether. Let alone the abuse of dropping in logs 3ish foot above the deck. . Was an interesting conversation with the sales department, as no one had ever ordered a trailer that way.
You could add air bags to back of truck too , I just love your videos I can lay in my bed and watch someone else work lol I may need to add the air bags to my bed lol gni
LOL! Hey Chris, Tony...I have a Bri-Mar 15 yr ownership review scheduled for release on Wednesday at 6pm. It was shot hastily before I left for a trip to Texas. Great vid.
Don’t forget tire pressure in your dump trailer tires. Fill the tires to the PSI the trailer manufacturer recommends. There is usually a sticker on the trailer tongue showing the recommended pressure. If the max. PSI molded into the tire side wall is higher than the trailer manufacturer recommends do not use that number. Your empty trailer will bounce more and the tires will wear unevenly when the tires are over inflated.
I have actively been looking for another dump trailer over the last few weeks, so alot of this info is fresh on my mind. I am starting to see some prices falling on trailers as their inventories are finally building back up and the horid economy making sales slow in my area... There is no trailer perfect for everything. Also...If I could take the good points from each manufacturer and combine them. A Feller would have a heck of a trailer! The 2 galvanized/aluminum trailers I have looked at actually weight more empty then the same company steel trailers. They are building them up to actually handle the abuse but buyer is loosing some potential weight hauled. When you spoke about welds. I have noticed several times now. When you have say 4 identical trailers parked side by side. It is the easiest to see differences in welder skills. 1 will have beautiful welds, 2 are decent welds and 1 doesn't look road worthy and should have been kicked out at the factory during inspection process. I have 2 more places on my list for tire kicking this week yet before making my decision. I have already seen some that use to make quality trailers that have gone to junk and a couple that have really stepped their game up in my search so far. Thanks for all the great info and shared experiences today!👍👍
I was talking to a guy that has started a small business renting trailers, etc. he showed me where he rented his 12’ dump trailer to a guy that loaded one side more then the other with dirt using a small sub-compact tractor. When he went to dump it, it twisted the trailer dump box. And he had to take and have it straightened before he could rent it to anyone else. He said where he had to take it which is a 2 hr drive one way plus the cost to fix the trailer. So loading evenly is a very big thing!
When is the right time to buy a dump trailer? I've been building inventory for a few months now and I've been able to sell bundles to a couple stores. However, I haven't actually sold any quantity of wood yet. I'm just getting started. I'm wondering if a dump trailer is worth it at this point as far as being more efficient when getting free wood from places...more trips faster! Would love to hear your advice and thank you for the inspiration. I've started all this because of you.
Wait on the trailer. First develop your customers. Deliver with a truck or small borrowed trailer or 5x8 utility trailer that works good enough for now. Putting out thousands before you have money will stop your progress and growth. Save money and get buy with what you can for now.
After watching your Chanel for the last year I have started selling fire wood I already have a trailer and chainsaw I wood say the next big purchase is going to be a log splitter it’s hard work splitting with an axe
When i got n the market to buy my Ironbull(7x14x2) i did alot of calling around to find the best deal n ended up driving 3 hrs 1 way yo get it, Ironbull has a great set up for the tarp that has a "shield" that goes from under to up the front which does protect it from the road elements pretty good, i do have the 14k(2 7k axles) n my payload is only bout 8k lbs n gross up to bout 23k(have a ¾ ton gas), i not only have cross members but also have runners that serve as the ramp storage n reinforcement for the box, the profession im n is haulin garbage but do occasionally haul gravel, wood, concrete, metal. On the rental part i do rent it out but i pull it n the guy who i work for/help he pays a rental fee n is SUPER careful wen loading, tires i went with the 14ply Hercules so far n my opinion GREAT tires already have had 3 nails n never went flat, do have the walk on fenders, have the 3 way tailgate(standard on Ironbull along with the tarp), scissor lift, for me hydraulic jack was a $500 option, i have stake pockets on the sides AND the doors(ALMOST a 4x4 size), license plate is mounted to my back door side boards
Chris you’ll want to mention when you open the driver’s door there’s a tag located there. It has a gross weight rating that is for truck and trailer. One ton trucks the rules change now you may need a commercial license plate. Keep on cutting
I thought slip spring suspension was where one end of the spring was not attached to a bracket.... Are you describing the equalizer that mounts in between the springs??
People (Tony in this video especially) keep using the term "GVW" incorrectly. There is a VAST difference between GVW and GVWR. The term GVW can't (correctly) be used interchangeably with GVWR. When talking GVW's and GVWR's, THERE IS a distinction with a difference, that matters.
@@TonysCoolTools Ya, not trying to be a jerk. I'm just trying to emphasize that THERE IS a difference between GVW and GVWR, and that a person who is trailering, should know those differences, and use them BOTH when calculating their loads. Not only do laws come into play with those, but also safety.
I left my chipper in the middle of the road once ripped safety brake cable lights the lot, had to go back and get it, nearly got written off by a bus 😂😂, all because i was rushing, we have to do a test in u.k if your above 750kg and twin axle
I would love to see you guys do a demonstration on all the factors that go into towing correctly - it’s very hard to find anything clear on CZcams. Cheers!!
Sheriffs office down here just south of Columbus Ohio says to sticker,decal up your stuff.... Thieves cant sell stuff with identity signs,stickers on it and are to lazy to remove them.
Is there a place for 5000# single axle dump trailers? Passengers, trailer, and trailer cargo capacity on my weenie half-ton is probably 7000#. Don't want to risk a 7000# trailer, nor do I want to waste money on a single-axle dump trailer if it won't work well for firewood hauling.
In the state of Wisconsin... Firewood is AG... Now I'll let you be the test dummy but, you shouldn't need to worry about weight within a 100mile of the woodyard. Now the truth is you're just hurting yourself not the DOT running heavy. It's hard on equipment and generally a bad practice to get into because what you save in fuel you give away multiple times in parts and "free delivery" Especially if you charge for delivery... Once you get to where you can haul a full cord you are hurting yourself hauling more for free.
My trailer is 6ft long, has a single axle, and is not allowed to carry more than 750kg (1650lbs). I can back it anywhere...and I was very sad when the guy I ordered it from laughed when I asked if it could come in pink..😂👍🪓💪🇦🇺
Mornin Y’all! The kittens have a ton to say about dump trailers and can’t get a word in edgewise. Rudeness. 🤣
Yup, they do that a lot!
you guys are awesome together, I really enjoy your woodcast. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much!
Chris and Tony, I really enjoy the woodcast, always look forward to a new episode.
Thanks Bobby!
Great to see the "Dynamic Duo" in action .....
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for taking the time to make that video. Very informative info !
Thanks for watching Dave!
Chris and Tony you always do an amazing job!
Thanks Donald! Tony knows his stuff!
Solar charger: I use a PulseTech SolarPulse SP-3 Solar Battery Charger Maintainer, 3 Watt, Blue. I just lay the panel on top of my tarp and the electronics inside the battery/pump container, then store the panel when in use. I had heavy duty adjustable stabilizers added to the very back outside corners so I can run the tractor up the ramps into the trailer without the truck being hooked up. I added extra storage on the underside of the trailer for my chains, 2' HD ratchet-straps and wheel chucks. I also had a 2" receiver welded to the top of the front of the tarp storage area so I can use my hitch-mounted winch 'just in case' One thing I do hate is the weight of the steel ramps, takes two men and a strong boy to put back in the storage holders (I just throw them on the back of the trailer) - Dave
Sounds like a great set up Dave! Thanks!
your right boat ramps are the best place to watch people learning how not to back a trailer. You guys nailed it on this video. where to load a trailer and how to load, you guys nailed it. GREAT video
Thanks Noel!
Nice video fellows 👍🏻👍🏻 The best dump trailer buyer's guide video, to date!
Thanks Ron!
In some states you may have to get a class license .depending on weight of trailer truck combo. I would use rubber wheel chocks when loading some equipment. Rear stabilizer when loading.
Yes and yes! Thanks Donald!
Call me a grouch?? Between the wind noise and the cats and background traffic noise, I am sure the setting in the wood yard will be reconsidered next time. Good content.
It was a mic problem that was fixed at about the 30 minute mark.
33:13
That was fun, informative, experience, knowledgeable guys...!!
This should be mandatory to all young folks so they can figure it out faster!
Maybe some old folks too! Thanks!!
Morning guys. I have an old 72 ford 5 ton with a dump it holds 2 cord easy. Trailers I always have a hell of a time backing them up. Have a great day guys!
Nice! The more you back up with a trailer the easier it gets.
When I started firewood here in Washington state, I found a utility trailer that was built off of a Ford F250 8 foot box. That was my 1st and best expense, for what I do. There's nothing wrong with that when getting started. Another great episode.. 😁👍
Yup, for starting any trailer is better than just a truck!
Good morning Chris and Tony. Great video. 😸
Hello Al! Thanks!
Another great topic guys, keep them coming!
Thanks Darwin!
Video was great , I just replaced lights on one of my trailers with wireless lights so far they are working great. You do have to remove the lights for charging but so far they seem to last a long time , the controller is plugged into the vehicle trailer plug and that powers it.
Very cool! Thanks James!
Man, I couldn't keep watching after hearing the kitten's distress calls.
okay.
G’morning Yous Goons. Lots of good info! Thanks for the woodcasts !
GoodNightIrene
Thanks Corey!
Really enjoyed the woodcast today men the little ones are growing up Lol. I bought a dump trailer just like the one you have at Central Trailer in New Hampshire awesome place payed $10.500 with spare tire and ramps absolutely love it. That’s guys 👍👍🇺🇸
Thanks Glenn, enjoy the trailer!
@@InTheWoodyard Yes Sir I already have 👍👍🇺🇸
Good morning from 700 feet above sea level.
Hello Ann Marie!
Woodcast #4 👏🏻 Nice topic! Dump trailer was the best thing so far besides my saws I have purchased for firewood. Very happy with my Lamar 7x14. I do have the power up/down and gravity down buttons on my controller.Nice discussion fellas👍🏻👍🏻GNI
Yup, a dump trailer is a great firewood tool! Thanks Todd!
I bought the sure trac in 2011. 7×16 love it very good trailer
Yup, they make good stuff!
Chris and Tony, you guys did a great job on this Woodcast. This video was very informative. When I built my little 5x8 utility trailer, I erred on the side of rugedness and I over built it. And yes, i made a spare tire mount and I do have a spare. 🇺🇸🪵🪓🌲🪓🪵🪓🌲
Sounds great! Thanks.
Very interested in your next topic. I'm picking up my 1st splitter this week
Thanks John!
Good morning great video guys I bought a Miska dump trailer it’s a Canadian trailer it’s 7x12 with the those ramp gates that Tony was talking about. I mostly use it for firewood 🪵
Thanks. Sounds very nice!
I ordered a diamond C dump trailer for my 1/2 ton. Went with a 77”x10’. Should be delivered in a couple weeks.
nice!
Keep me in the loop how you like the Diamond C dump, and how it works with a half ton truck, I am close to ordering one for the fall. thx
@@cowboyjoyandtheRoughCuts will do
Great video!
On the lights and wiring topic, there is a company in Canada called Voltflex. Their wiring is made for the cold and it stays flexible. They also have led lights that you can drop a ball peen hammer and they won't brake. Absolutely awesome company!
Nice! Thanks for the tip!
I’m glad you mentioned how hard it is to back a short trailer. I have a jetski, and I always feel like a fool when I back the trailer without the jetski on it. By the time I see the trailer in the mirror it’s too late. I have no problem backing the bigger boats but that jetski trailer makes me look like a fool. Especially since I always forget to put the tailgate down so I can actually see the trailer.
I called a N&N dealer about a month ago for a 6 by 12 dump. Waiting until July before they will even take a deposit. Got to have galvanized in upstate NY.
Put a pole with a flag on the back of the jet ski so you can see it.
You will like it! Tell them I said hello when you are there! They are good guys.
yup!
The remote control for dumping would be very useful for tailgate spreading gravel. Lift as you go.
Yup!
an unused spare tire will make me smile all day long
Yup, the tire you never want to have to use!
Good morning Chris you are right trailer and truck, I did same thing, Learn the hard way, good night Irene lol
Yup, get the right size!
Chris and Tony you guys are great 👍 together for many reasons assume video ❤🐈🤩
Thanks Todd.
Nice job guys. Dump trailer 101. All the things you should have known, but didn't before buying a trailer. Now all your viewers have the benefit of both of your "first trailer worked fine but wasn't what I really needed" experience. Someone does need to explain to Tony how a slipper spring suspension really works though. Did I mention that I really liked the N&N trailers before your bought yours? GNI
Yup, they are nice trailers.
We bought a 7-14 galvanized high side N-N trailer this spring to add to the fleet . Alot cheaper than running dump trucks
Very nice!!!
After watching between 3 and 4 hundred of your videos, that have been very motivational,,,,,,,im thinking of changing the time I watch to when I'm trying to go to sleep at night. I love both of you guys, but at 19 minutes in to this video,,I started looking to see how much longer you guys were gonna talk about trailers.
Thanks for watching Mike! Yes this was a long woodcast (podcast) . Many of the woodcasts will be longer to cover more material in depth.
I'm one of those idiots that can't back a towed object. So I bought a small dump truck to compensate. 🤦♂️
A dump truck is nice too!
We went with side pockets on a deck over, 8x16 14k
.
Permanent sides and lumber stacked on forks, just don't work.
Especially if you want it still staked when you set it down.
.
Along with logs that weigh several tons, or bundles of slabs versus fenders, don't mix well ether.
Let alone the abuse of dropping in logs 3ish foot above the deck.
.
Was an interesting conversation with the sales department, as no one had ever ordered a trailer that way.
Yup, dump trailer do get abused!
You could add air bags to back of truck too , I just love your videos I can lay in my bed and watch someone else work lol I may need to add the air bags to my bed lol gni
I know a few people that ARE air bags! Haaa!
2nd pot comin up!!
Maybe a bathroom break too!
LOL! Hey Chris, Tony...I have a Bri-Mar 15 yr ownership review scheduled for release on Wednesday at 6pm. It was shot hastily before I left for a trip to Texas. Great vid.
Nice, sounds great!
I would love to sit around with you guys. I bet it gets a little wild. Great video.
We will be at the Paul Bunyan in October!
Don’t forget tire pressure in your dump trailer tires. Fill the tires to the PSI the trailer manufacturer recommends. There is usually a sticker on the trailer tongue showing the recommended pressure. If the max. PSI molded into the tire side wall is higher than the trailer manufacturer recommends do not use that number. Your empty trailer will bounce more and the tires will wear unevenly when the tires are over inflated.
Yup! Proper tire pressure is very important!
Got through it , took 4 different sessions . Lots of info.
Thanks Bruce!
Youngster showin off!!! Chris you're makin Tony jealous
Haaaa!
I have actively been looking for another dump trailer over the last few weeks, so alot of this info is fresh on my mind. I am starting to see some prices falling on trailers as their inventories are finally building back up and the horid economy making sales slow in my area...
There is no trailer perfect for everything. Also...If I could take the good points from each manufacturer and combine them. A Feller would have a heck of a trailer!
The 2 galvanized/aluminum trailers I have looked at actually weight more empty then the same company steel trailers. They are building them up to actually handle the abuse but buyer is loosing some potential weight hauled.
When you spoke about welds. I have noticed several times now. When you have say 4 identical trailers parked side by side. It is the easiest to see differences in welder skills. 1 will have beautiful welds, 2 are decent welds and 1 doesn't look road worthy and should have been kicked out at the factory during inspection process.
I have 2 more places on my list for tire kicking this week yet before making my decision. I have already seen some that use to make quality trailers that have gone to junk and a couple that have really stepped their game up in my search so far. Thanks for all the great info and shared experiences today!👍👍
Thanks for watching Wayne and good luck on the trailer buy.
Anne Marie the kittens are cute as a button!!
I see that. They are cute. Now they really have to watch where they are driving.
Yup, and working, they are everywhere!
Yup
I was talking to a guy that has started a small business renting trailers, etc. he showed me where he rented his 12’ dump trailer to a guy that loaded one side more then the other with dirt using a small sub-compact tractor. When he went to dump it, it twisted the trailer dump box. And he had to take and have it straightened before he could rent it to anyone else. He said where he had to take it which is a 2 hr drive one way plus the cost to fix the trailer. So loading evenly is a very big thing!
Yup, stuff happens!
Good morning all!
Hello Kurt!
Cute as a button.... curious little buggers!
Yup, they are cute!
Guys I got a 22 ford ranger and I have a 6x12 ,10,000 lb dump trailer . It really impressed people what I can haul with the ranger
Wow, what is the ranger rated for?? I found that the max is 7,500??? The trailer is probably 3,000 alone.
7500 ,hitch is rated 10,000 lb ,trailer is 2570 lbs
When is the right time to buy a dump trailer? I've been building inventory for a few months now and I've been able to sell bundles to a couple stores. However, I haven't actually sold any quantity of wood yet. I'm just getting started. I'm wondering if a dump trailer is worth it at this point as far as being more efficient when getting free wood from places...more trips faster! Would love to hear your advice and thank you for the inspiration. I've started all this because of you.
Wait on the trailer. First develop your customers. Deliver with a truck or small borrowed trailer or 5x8 utility trailer that works good enough for now. Putting out thousands before you have money will stop your progress and growth. Save money and get buy with what you can for now.
@@InTheWoodyard Thank you so much!
After watching your Chanel for the last year I have started selling fire wood I already have a trailer and chainsaw I wood say the next big purchase is going to be a log splitter it’s hard work splitting with an axe
Get a fast one and get it soon, you will be glad you did!
When i got n the market to buy my Ironbull(7x14x2) i did alot of calling around to find the best deal n ended up driving 3 hrs 1 way yo get it, Ironbull has a great set up for the tarp that has a "shield" that goes from under to up the front which does protect it from the road elements pretty good, i do have the 14k(2 7k axles) n my payload is only bout 8k lbs n gross up to bout 23k(have a ¾ ton gas), i not only have cross members but also have runners that serve as the ramp storage n reinforcement for the box, the profession im n is haulin garbage but do occasionally haul gravel, wood, concrete, metal. On the rental part i do rent it out but i pull it n the guy who i work for/help he pays a rental fee n is SUPER careful wen loading, tires i went with the 14ply Hercules so far n my opinion GREAT tires already have had 3 nails n never went flat, do have the walk on fenders, have the 3 way tailgate(standard on Ironbull along with the tarp), scissor lift, for me hydraulic jack was a $500 option, i have stake pockets on the sides AND the doors(ALMOST a 4x4 size), license plate is mounted to my back door side boards
Sounds like a great trailer!!
@@InTheWoodyard after a new solenoid n battery its a very good trailer, forgot to mention but the cordless dump for me is gonna a run bout $600 +/-
You know you want one, so stop fighting it and just pick one 😊
Nope, they will stay at the farm!
“Wings on an angel” 😂
Yup! Thanks for watching!
Chris you’ll want to mention when you open the driver’s door there’s a tag located there. It has a gross weight rating that is for truck and trailer. One ton trucks the rules change now you may need a commercial license plate. Keep on cutting
Yup, or you can look up any vehicle by model and year on the internet.
I thought slip spring suspension was where one end of the spring was not attached to a bracket.... Are you describing the equalizer that mounts in between the springs??
Yes I think you are correct!
Give the kittens their own show
I would if I had time!
People (Tony in this video especially) keep using the term "GVW" incorrectly. There is a VAST difference between GVW and GVWR. The term GVW can't (correctly) be used interchangeably with GVWR. When talking GVW's and GVWR's, THERE IS a distinction with a difference, that matters.
My BAD, yes I forgot the R on GVWR. Thanks for point that out, GVW and GVWR are different. 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Ya, not trying to be a jerk. I'm just trying to emphasize that THERE IS a difference between GVW and GVWR, and that a person who is trailering, should know those differences, and use them BOTH when calculating their loads. Not only do laws come into play with those, but also safety.
Thanks for the tip!!
Yes!!!
OK, Tony...I am doing a video on my 2-5/16" vs 2" ball story. I still have the tailgate to prove it.
Sounds painful!
I left my chipper in the middle of the road once ripped safety brake cable lights the lot, had to go back and get it, nearly got written off by a bus 😂😂, all because i was rushing, we have to do a test in u.k if your above 750kg and twin axle
Yup, stuff happens!
I would love to see you guys do a demonstration on all the factors that go into towing correctly - it’s very hard to find anything clear on CZcams. Cheers!!
It is on our long list of videos to do!
Feed those cats probably have to replace my dump trailer soon
Feeding the kittens is the moms job, last time i looked I could not produce any milk! Haaa! Check out the N&N trailers, very nice!
🤘my dilemma is to get a Ultra first or a dump trailer?
Yes.....order a ultra now, it will take a over a year to get and go get a trailer now...both is the right answer!
@@InTheWoodyard I visited with the Eastons this weekend. Trying to pull the trigger but hate letting go of my Uncle Benjamins!
@@Mainelywork Just do it!!!! You will be glad you did!
Sheriffs office down here just south of Columbus Ohio says to sticker,decal up your stuff.... Thieves cant sell stuff with identity signs,stickers on it and are to lazy to remove them.
Good idea!
Is there a place for 5000# single axle dump trailers? Passengers, trailer, and trailer cargo capacity on my weenie half-ton is probably 7000#. Don't want to risk a 7000# trailer, nor do I want to waste money on a single-axle dump trailer if it won't work well for firewood hauling.
Sure but the load size will be limited to the box capacity.
How did you relocate the license plate light when relocating the license plate?🤔
I did not and I am not going to. I figure a unlit plate is better that a lost or crushed plate like most other dump trailers I see.
Every time somebody says pine, i say is fine!!
yup!
Good evening fellas, will someone feed the kitens😊
That would be momma cats job, last time I looked Tony and I are not lactating.
@@InTheWoodyard 😀😀😀
How often do you change your chainsaw chains if u don't sharpen them
I always sharpen them. But they last for about 8-12 sharpening depending on if I hit stone, nails, dirt or other bad things.
Good morning Woodhounds!!!(-:
Hello Greg!
In the state of Wisconsin... Firewood is AG... Now I'll let you be the test dummy but, you shouldn't need to worry about weight within a 100mile of the woodyard. Now the truth is you're just hurting yourself not the DOT running heavy. It's hard on equipment and generally a bad practice to get into because what you save in fuel you give away multiple times in parts and "free delivery"
Especially if you charge for delivery... Once you get to where you can haul a full cord you are hurting yourself hauling more for free.
Yup, overloading is not smart.
Sorry, I can't listen to the cat crying. I'm sure you had good insight on dump trailers, though. See ya on the next one
Sorry, they do that.
👍👍👍
TTTHANKS!
👍👍
Thanks!
2 pots 2day and TCT too!! Info info info
Yup, nothing but fun!
Saving my pennies for a dump trailer....
Good for you!
Feed the kitten. Haha.
That ia the moms job, my body does not produce milk! And it never will I am a man! Haaaa!
I've seen other dump trailer videos from manufacturers that say gravity down is very slow in very cold weather. What has your experience been?
Some trailer are. Not the N&N it is fast with the valve open.
What are you doing to them poor kittens
Nothing, the mom was moving them around us and they where crying to her.
May i ask why not a tipper truck??
Because it is another vehicle and our trucks can be used for many other trailers too.
Meow 😂 feed me Chris please😊.
Sorry but that is momma cats job, I have never have produced milk as I am a man.
You are a cat person, The evidence is in the videos
The kittens are kinda cute BUT they do turn into cats so........
is this true or not if you stack up bunch mulberry wood and when its dry it could catch your pile firewood on fire
All wood burns.
My trailer is 6ft long, has a single axle, and is not allowed to carry more than 750kg (1650lbs). I can back it anywhere...and I was very sad when the guy I ordered it from laughed when I asked if it could come in pink..😂👍🪓💪🇦🇺
Ha, pink would get noticed!
Hello Guys, confuses says two guys shooting the bull over 1 hr, with no drinks is a REAL Relationship! 😂 Take care🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Haaa! Good one.