What unique things have you towed behind your Horse?

[pfrederi 18,082]

The recent thread about towing a 4000lb manlift behind a horse got me to thinking.  Many of us have dragged cars, boats or trailers but what about unique things.  Here is my L107 working hard.

[Jerry77 1,218]

Don't have a picture, but my 314-8 pulled my neighbors Simplicity out of a muddy area in his yard where he got stuck...he wasn't pleased that he couldn't get out by himself and my WH made it look so easy..

[Ed Kennell 39,453]

My 312H pulled out a Deere.

 

 

Wait for it!

 

 

 

 

[12 hp Kohler 1,014]

I pulled an old refrigerator through the lawn to take it out to the scrap pile. The c-81 had no trouble the turf tires didn’t spin at all. Don’t have any pics sorry. 

[Scottwilson 42]

Pulled a ransomes triple up the garden then up the ramps . It’s first little job in my ownership 

[953 nut 56,393]

Wish I had a picture, but I don't. When I built my shop in Florida I had an old shed that was eight feet wide and sixteen feet long that a neighbor wanted and I needed out of the way. It was on a concrete slab and we backed my 5' X 8' trailer and 1055  inside, jacked the building up  and ran planks across the trailer to support the building. The doors had been removed so down the road I went with the trailer and 1055 inside the building. From the side it looked like the building was being driven down the road. Only had to go a mile or so and it was early Saturday morning so we didn't create much of a traffic problem.

[Daddy Don 907]

I use mine to pull my boat out from under the carport when I go fishing and the use It to put it back under when I get back home. 

[Tractor boy 239]

Well I have pulled a kawa. Bayou 220 out of some deep ruts. 

 

Edited April 13, 2018 by Tractor boy
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[SylvanLakeWH 26,319]

Each one of these is worth every "tow"!!!

 

All the other loads are just stuff...

 

 

Edited April 13, 2018 by SylvanLakeWH

[cafoose 3,360]

I used to have a 8 by 16 diamond plate dual axle car trailer that I pulled around the yard with my 876 about 12 years ago or so no pics but I do have some of the 876 pulling my 7 by 12 trailer loaded with topsoil

[cschannuth 3,817]

Nothing really unique but I use any excuse I can get to tow with the Horses. 

 

[posifour11 723]

Tomorrow or Saturday, I'm pulling a 10ft by 20 inch oak log out from where the power company left it when they did their overhead line clearing. 

 

Then, at some point this weekend, I'm going to pull a redbud stump that grew in the wrong place, in front of my septic. 

 

I'll try to get pictures of one or both.

[ebinmaine 69,280]

4 hours ago, posifour11 said:

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I'll try to get pictures of one or both.

Both !

It has to be both !

 

I'll try to dig up some pics of ours.

We've moved a bunch of wood loads, quite a few small logs dragged, a rock about 3 feet across on a piece of plywood, nothing super unusual though. 

 

[JPWH 6,151]

The trailer is not unique but the load is. Every year I cut down the banana trees around the pool and haul them to the back of my property. Usually about five loads.

[Lane Ranger 11,057]

Not unique but an 18 tooth harrow not to common anymore.  An early Wheel Horse attachment made by the Empire Plow Company in Cleaveland, Ohio for Wheel Horse.

[Retired Wrencher 5,549]

Paul when I had my boat I used to use my 1057 to haul it out of the garage because it was a tight fit 20' boat in a 24' space. Kinda tight. That motor in the 1057 was the best running Kohler I ever had. So smooth running and start right up every time. Thanks for the post. What started me into Wheel Horse is our first boat the dealer used to use his W/Horse to move his boats around in the show room floor and out side. He could turn them on a dime with these tractors. This was around the mid 80`s. That was the start for me.

Edited April 13, 2018 by Retierd Wrencher

[Lane Ranger 11,057]

 

 

Here is a "unique"  haul with a Wheel Horse - my dad's  steel skid plate hauler!    Log chain with ring welded on the front.   This thing has been used for years to haul things  without wheels !   Heavy loads just use physics -leverage!    Took this to Portland, Indiana Tri-State Engine Show one time!    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Also my Parker Lawn Sweeper being pulled by one of my 1958 RJ's !

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Retired Wrencher 5,549]

56 minutes ago, Lane Ranger said:

 

 

Here is a "unique"  haul with a Wheel Horse - my dad's  steel skid plate hauler!    Log chain with ring welded on the front.   This thing has been used for years to haul things  without wheels !   Heavy loads just use physics -leverage!    Took this to Portland, Indiana Tri-State Engine Show one time!    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Also my Parker Lawn Sweeper being pulled by one of my 1958 RJ's !

 

 

 

 

Very interesting Lane. Look`s like it is an easy man`s style of going to the show`s. 

 

 

Edited April 13, 2018 by Retierd Wrencher

[elcamino/wheelhorse 9,358]

9 hours ago, JPWH said:

The trailer is not unique but the load is. Every year I cut down the banana trees around the pool and haul them to the back of my property. Usually about five loads.

You get any nannas before you cut the trees down or do you cut the trees down to get the nannas ?

[JPWH 6,151]

4 minutes ago, elcamino/wheelhorse said:

You get any nannas before you cut the trees down or do you cut the trees down to get the nannas ?

Only had nannas year before last. If I don't cut the trees down the leaves wind up in the pool.

[953 nut 56,393]

7 hours ago, Lane Ranger said:

haul with a Wheel Horse - my dad's  steel skid plate hauler! 

That is a LLL!   Lane's Lawn-chair Limousine.           

[Digger 66 3,488]

19 hours ago, cschannuth said:

 

 

CALENDAR POTENTIAL ! 

[WHX?? 49,606]

13 hours ago, JPWH said:

The trailer is not unique but the load is. Every year I cut down the banana trees around the pool and haul them to the back of my property. Usually about five loads.

 

Now Hank  what did I tell you about letting your girls running around topless!  

Edited April 13, 2018 by WHX16

[cleat 6,791]

On 4/12/2018 at 11:20 PM, cschannuth said:

 

 

 

 

 

Beautiful property.

[C-85 709]

Here's a few missions my units have been on!