Do you think someone could move large, uncut logs through backyard with this using just arm strength? I do not have tractor.
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This trailer is very light as is and is easily moved by itself. As for hauling large uncut logs I don't think it would hold up. It just bolts together and the steel is not that heavy nor hardened. I've bent it with ratcheting tie downs. Mine won't even square. The shape of the "bar" pieces is: __| |__
1595742
I would think so. I have used it for pulling down tree branches so that I could reach them.
1164812
yes, but I would recommend something with a shorter blade height so you can fit it between close limbs (only applies if they are still on the tree). One of the collapsible hand saws are great for this purpose
188632
Absolutely, just put a pruning blade in it. I do it all the time on my farm. Goes through small limbs easily
293089
With the equipment the manufacturer has provided, not a chance. Even on a lawn, the stakes are useless. I suggest doing what I did: If you have a couple of large boulders on your property, lay them across the rear horizontal frame. They will keep the net from moving, and they will not interfere with the net itself.
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The closest affordable idea was cutting four 4"x6" blocks 6"'a in length ea. Cut a pocket hole approx. 1 inch deep in each block for each individual DeWalt leg end.This is in by no means an ideal solution. But, it is the least expensive and safest way of carrying a weight load on a flat ground surface, that I've come up with.I would be interested in any other ideas others might have.
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I think it would work fine. I have large gravel (likely larger than your driveway gravel) for my landscaping and it doesn't come close to moving it. You can also control how powerful the blower is by how far away from the ground you hold it.
2101000
Unless you are very strong, you will need help from at least one other person. I had to offload my saw to a pickup truck to get to my workshop. You will need help to assemble it.
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I don't think so but I never tried and really think that would be to your disadvantage. The long handle allows you to do less work yourself and let's the Garden Weasel do the work for you. You hold the handle and with just the back & forth motion the weeds come out with the tines as they rotate. If you shorten the handle, I'm thinking you would push down on it with the other hand and make it way harder than it has to be. Let the tool do the work for you. Plus it like a powder coated surface on the handle & protects it. Trust me I've left mine out a couple times, Hope this helps Jason:)
325351
It is possible, but would depend on adjusting it correctly. I have used it to rake walnuts and dethatch my grass, also leaves in the fall.
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I have a Stihl Farmboss with a 20 inch bar. Works great, but it is a little on the short side for the larger logs. A bigger bar and engine will give you the ability to tackle larger pieces of timber with your Alaskan mill. I am not a serious logger or woodworker, but my setup works well for what I need to do.
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I have lifted logs to the capacity of my 55hp tractors loader. I would expect a large round bale to be no problem. I have a 7' bucket and so can spread the forks to 6' apart.
2100997
Buy the rolling kit. That is the only way to move it yourself. Heavy saw. But great.
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Short answerI. No. I guess if you leave it like it is it would be portable---- may be! I placed mine in an outdoor type fire place. The logs are ceramic. And are numbered and fragile. I would say that you could move it, but seldom and carefully. Not something that you can haul around willi nilly and just randomly set up at a new place daily. Hope that I helped.
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The wieght would-be no problem but the arm is short.I welded a pulley on the end of mine. And welded the hoist cylinder to my trailer and cut the rest of the hoist off
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Assuming it is metal or shingled, I wouldn't see why you couldn't.My only concerns would be if it is a rubber roof. Part of my house has a rubber roof and I am EXTREMELY cautious with anything that I do near or around it. I would not want a device (shovel or roof rake) to take a digger and gouge the rubber.
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I would not recommend trying that. Definitely not the ideal tool for that job, as these are really made with wood in mind.