Let’s see those firewood haulers

[WHGuy413 2,756]

It’s that time of year that the firewood gets moved from the pile to the house. I did 3 loads with my trusty 12automatic today. Hoping I don’t need to do wood again for 2 plus weeks. All depends on the weather and how much the stove eats. Wood is my primary heat/hot water source from late fall til mid spring usually. The trailer was built by my late grandfather who also was a wheel horse addict but I never knew it. I knew he liked them just not how much until he passed and I found his parts and spare tractors.It is built out of an old oil tank and is used year round for many different things. 

[WHX?? 49,171]

[ebinmaine 68,393]

"Hauler"

The song of my people...

 

 

Here's a few random pictures. 

 

 

 

[SylvanLakeWH 25,957]

Storm damage duty with an E-141... 

[Retired Wrencher 5,512]

Matt Nice to know that your family has a nice history of Wheel Horse.  That trailer looks it serves you well. See you at the shows next year.

[pfrederi 17,885]

[WHX?? 49,171]

I love that pic Paul ... and to think a LR was supposed to be just a cheaper mower. Guess we showed them! 

[pfrederi 17,885]

OK slightly off topic but here she is a few years ago moving a couple larger things

 

 

[buckrancher 2,694]

[D_Mac 8,713]

5 hours ago, ebinmaine said:

"Hauler"

The song of my people...

 

 

Here's a few random pictures. 

 

 

 

EB, I thought you would post a Pic of Trina and her mom!






 

 

[Ed Kennell 38,681]

A two day heatwave in the forecast, so a good day to shut down the wood burner and clean out the ashes and soot. 

Then haul in a couple loads of fuel.

 

[OutdoorEnvy 1,578]

This was more of a quick storm cleanup mode for the in-laws.  Chipper on the front with a 2" receiver and the cart and saw on the back to take what will be good for firewood. 

 

[C-85 698]

This is how we've moved some wood!

 

 

C-85

[c-series don 8,848]

I’ve got a few!

[Retired Wrencher 5,512]

9 hours ago, C-85 said:

This is how we've moved some wood!

 

 

C-85

@C-85 I see you do things wright up there in God’s `s country.  Nice trailers.

[ebinmaine 68,393]

12 hours ago, c-series don said:

 

 

What's that black and white wood in there??

[Ed Kennell 38,681]

1 minute ago, ebinmaine said:

 

What's that black and white wood in there??

https://www.bing.com/search?q=dog+wood+def&form=WSBEDG&qs=SW&cvid=88adf9e92faa4f6c949cc605bdeb3fd4&pq=dog+wood+def&cc=US&setlang=en-US&PC=LCTS&nclid=342288486DD863DE34CA0A9E6AD77345&ts=1734441106458&wsso=Moderate

[SylvanLakeWH 25,957]

[c-series don 8,848]

4 hours ago, ebinmaine said:

 

What's that black and white wood in there??

Dogwood 

[c-series don 8,848]

Damn it, I posted that before I read Ed’s link!! 

[Ed Kennell 38,681]

57 minutes ago, c-series don said:

Damn it, I posted that before I read Ed’s link!! 

Us old guys are sneaky fast.       

[Alrashid2 309]

Hell ya! This is why I bought my first Wheel Horse this year: to haul firewood up to the house rack from my drying racks down further on the micro-homestead...

 

I haul 4 carts of splits (about 1/5 a cord) up to the house every 2 to 3 weeks. For the last 5 years I've been doing it by hand, pushing a wheel barrow uphill, about 50 yards. This started to get to be a bit much especially when it was really muddy or really icy. Hurt my back or tripped one too many times. Now I've got a beautiful Horse and have become a part of the hobby!

 

The way my property lies, I can't bring the tractor right up to the house rack - there's a patio with furniture, a deck, and a picnic table in the way.

 

So I pull the tractor up close to the house, disconnect the cart and attach the handle, and wheel the cart about 7 yards over to the rack, unload, bring the cart back and attach it, and go back down. Likewise, can't get the tractor in between the racks so I disconnect cart, wheel over a few feet to the rack, fill her up, reconnect, and haul her uphill!

 

Sounds tedious but I have a great system going now and it's pretty straight forward. Loving this tractor.

Edited December 17 by Alrashid2
typo

[ebinmaine 68,393]

20 minutes ago, Alrashid2 said:

Sounds tedious but I have a great system going now and it's pretty straight forward. Loving this tractor.

 

 

Awesome!!