43 - Checking Up on Replanted Trees & Clearing a Path to the Old Red Tractor!

About four months ago, in video 27, we replanted trees that were in the way of the excavation work behind the old and new barns. Not wanting to let them go to waste, we decided to relocate them higher uphill. The weather conditions weren't in our favor back then, with rain, wind, and more rain falling. After all that rain and saturated soil as a result, we had a few days of frost, so we were very curious to see how they would fare in spring. Now it's time to check up on them and see whether our work bore fruit-or leaves, in this case.
After some more rain (not kidding), Philippe continued working outside around the brambles where he ended last week. It started as a bramble break for easy maintenance, but it's turning into a bigger job. Might as well clear around the ditch passing between the two fields. Oh, and while we're at it, why not take out the old pig's fence too? Additionally, reopening a path to the old red tractor seems like a good idea since we'd like to pull it up once we start trying to get it running again! Clearing more brush and brambles is opening up new views, which is really nice. Join us again this week as we take you along the progress we're slowly making towards the red tractor.
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[@LimousinLife]

You never disappoint with your videos, you make everything look better. I really like how you grade people by how clean they have been!!! Brilliant!!

[@DomaineSauvage]

Haha the cleansyness scale.

[@jonny7491]

There’s something so satisfying when you’re pulling those brambles out of the trees.

[@DomaineSauvage]

Oh yes once they are all taken out it changes completely!

[@vivienlakner4870]

Love watching your videos, your such a hard working and authentic man. Your a credit to mother earth and humanity, if only everyone had your values, what a wonderful world we would have. Keep up the good work, it is worth it. xx

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Vivien, many people work hard or harder then me but it would be great if we all would respect our Earth a little bit more 🙏😉

[@deborahberkey4294]

Hello Phillip, I have been binge watching your videos from day one to catch up. God bless you and your young family. What an amazing steward of the earth you are. It’s very refreshing to see a young family with great gratitude and respect for mother earth. I’m looking forward to seeing your next video they are very well done. Thank you for sharing your story with me. ✌🏻❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸PA

[@DomaineSauvage]

Hello Deborah, glad you enjoyed our videos! Thx for the kind words! 🙏

[@dianehauldren8191]

Farm is looking fantastic!! You are both doing a great job. Vlogs are always interesting. Progress is incredible.

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Diane!

[@FatherVinyard88]

I must say Philippe, I really respect your work ethic and you have earned my sub and 👍! Keep up the great work, God bless.

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thank you Bowsers! 🙏

[@DavidS5118]

I did not feel great the past few days and having been watching this series from the start. Great work and really looking forward to see the farm grow.

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx David! Glad you enjoyed it! Get better soon!

[@user-bm9gu1yg6x]

It is such a lovely property you have and all the wonderful trees. You can make eldeberry wine!!!!

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx! Someone mentioned Champagne as well 😅

[@Diwondermum]

Best wishes! Big hugs!

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Di! Appreciate the Super thx! Big hugs back!

[@Diwondermum]

@@DomaineSauvage you are very welcome! Take good care.

[@brucekeen1114]

Odin is growing up so fast. Very sweet. It would be a good time to plant new fruit trees. Peaches, plums, nectarines, blueberry,

[@DomaineSauvage]

We do have a few fruit trees from the previous owners and we get all the fruit from the neighbors fruit trees, but it is on the plans to put some more on our own land but we are thinking where and what!

[@graemeroberts5730]

Wow……exhausted again just watching….😂😂😂

[@DomaineSauvage]

Haha glad you enjoy it 🙏😂

[@user-qq3qs5vx1i]

I thoroughly enjoy your videos, and Odin is a treasure. I can't believe how much you have been able to achieve in such a short time, despite the unusual amount of rain France has experienced this year. If you are not already doing so, I would encourage you to watch The Dutch Farmer podcast series from start to finish. He followed the same path, failed, started a successful market farming venture, and is now building a new homestead in Portugal. He is an amazing teacher, and his podcasts are full of information I believe you would find valuable in your new endeavor. Best wishes!

[@DomaineSauvage]

Hello Gail, we do follow TheDutchFarmer! He was running a market garden in France but moved to Portugal, i don't know if he ever said the reasoning behind it.

[@user-qq3qs5vx1i]

@@DomaineSauvage They were renting the property in France and were able to buy the land in Portugal.

[@sharonbennett9953]

hello all your hard work has paid off

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Sharon!

[@Diana-df7kx]

Your land is an adventure!

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Diana!

[@anneliesjoss]

I keep thinking what an amazing place this is for Odin to grow up! Lucky kid 🥰

[@DomaineSauvage]

He does have a big "garden" to play in 😂🙏

[@user-oi2cy3xj4f]

Stake all the trees don’t worry about the ones that are a bit slower , give them time natures a funny thing cheers Sharyn and Rosie New Zealand

[@gloriasmestad3803]

I agree-I transplanted an avocado (that I grew from the seed) from a 5 gallon tub to an outside planter. It lost all leaves and took a long time to produce leaves again, doing so on a new stem/trunk. I was told that transplantation shock can cause things like that to happen. Be patient! Don’t yank anything out until you have given it plenty of time!

[@DomaineSauvage]

We will, we aren't cutting anything down yet. They are not in the way so they will have a chance!

[@EmmanuelDiacaris]

You are both doing such wonderful work! Love following you

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Emmanuel!

[@colinblow3589]

Just finished watching from episode 1 till 43. So proud of what you have done ,can't wait until the next episode, keep up the good work.

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Colin! We will be back next Sunday.

[@user-ut7mx7bn9o]

You will reap the benefits in time, looking great now the land is lovely, well done. We would do exactly the same if we was in your place.xxx😂

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Norma!

[@jean-marievennin8405]

You are on THE good way with brumbles.😉😊😊😊 Bon courage and stay safe.

[@DomaineSauvage]

Hey Jean-Marie, many more to go if i want too 😉😅

[@gayleparrish625]

Perhaps you could get a herd of goats and sheep to keep the brambles and grass from coming back too fast. Sometimes a local farmer may “rent” his animals to get free pasture and help you clean the land at the same time. Good luck with your massive cleanup project. The farm is already so relieved that you are there to help it.

[@DomaineSauvage]

Many people have suggested goats, and we would do it in the future but now we want to wait cause it adds another responsibility.

[@Me-bVision]

Goed werk Philippe, het wordt steeds mooier...

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Sjoerd!

[@leonasimmons162]

Lots of progress

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Leona!

[@TheOriginal_BigMac]

Lots of elderflower there. You could make elderflower cordial. Or even better, elderflower champagne 😅

[@DomaineSauvage]

Haha Champagne sounds good!

[@Kitty_cat2001]

I absolutely love your show-just everything about it. Im just going out but when I come back home I’ll watch the show. Central Victoria Australia 🇦🇺

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx a lot! We put out the video out a little bit earlier because we were in Belgium for my brother his wedding.

[@user-if9wy6lx1z]

I have just caught up on all your vlogs from the beginning, wow Philippe you are such a hard worker, I follow a few people around the world Martjin Doolaard who is renovating two stone houses in Italy might be able to help you with knowledge on the cleaning of the stones on your beautiful barn. You are both very similar in your love and care of your land. Odin is adorable he will grow up to follow in your footsteps I am sure. So excited to see if you get the red tractor up and running and am so pleased to see you have kept the old trailer. The roster has a connection with you Philippe he follows you everywhere, Looking forward to seeing more and you all…

[@DomaineSauvage]

Hey Ruth, We have been following Martijn as well, he just finished his first cabin i think! The advantage he had is someone didn't "dirty" his stones 😂 The red tractor we will be pulling up to the barns once it is dry enough and then hopefully get some life into it 🙏 The old trailer needs all the wood replaced so that will be for later but we are indeed keeping it!

[@robinhall3347]

Amazing at the amount of shrubs and brambles on the property and the amount of clearing you've done and still need to do, and the never ending pig fence and trash. The tractor is a monster, if you can restore it it's tires will expensive unless a neighbour has old ones they are willing to sell. This property is turning into a beautiful place with lovely views.

[@DomaineSauvage]

I found some front wheels and if the back tires aren't any good anymore i will find some as well.

[@pamelagreen8215]

Love your work just beautiful how much land do you have your clearing all of it just wonderful

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Pamela, we have cleaned about 6000m2. In total we have 14 hectares.

[@jansanstra7504]

Was weer een leuke, weer veel werk verzet. Raakt tijd dat het zonnetje komt daar, wat een weer zeg. Succes. Grtn weer uit Curacao 👍

[@DomaineSauvage]

Hey Jan, normaal gezien zouden de volgende twee weken eens wat meer zon moeten bevatten!

[@michellewilliamson449]

The improvements you have made to your property are monumental! It looks so much better; the trees that were once covered in brambles can now breathe freely. Well done!

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx!

[@Nena84734]

It’s so satisfying to see you taking back the land and saving the trees. Your energy and drive is amazing considering how hard all the work really is. Beautiful episode, thanks so much!

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Nena!

[@user-ze1gt2vg7j]

You're doing a great job!!

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Kathy!

[@suedale1865]

You are a work horse getting rid of the brambles that choke & kill lots in their wake One day they will be gone thanks to your tenacity Thank you for filming 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@DomaineSauvage]

You are welcome Sue, thx for being here every week. I always check the unwanted comment section for when you reply 😉

[@suedale1865]

Checked with other vlogs no one else has a problem hey ho I’m happy you look for me 👍 I will always comment as a thank you for your filming be rude not to 🤣😂😅

[@davidstoddard9160]

I think it is a shame so much flooding in so many different people's videos and later they have drought issues. I dont understand why the first thing that seems to matter in homesteading is controlling your water management for the entire year, If you have too much and not enough, that is really a blessing, because it gives you a chance to make it equal out for your needs by establishing ponds and redirecting the flow where you can

[@DomaineSauvage]

That is what we want to do with building the pond, so we can evacuate the water towards our pond and have reserve in drier periods. We have only been here a year so we are trying to solve the issues! Now it just floods everything and goes down the hill or damages the old barn.

[@lesleywood76]

Brambles, Brambles everywhere 😮

[@DomaineSauvage]

Haha we have seas of brambles, the fields are even "worse" 😂

[@susanhamilton1822]

What a magnificent property. Once you get it the way you want it is should be pretty spectacular. You are such a hard worker and deserve much success. From Ontario. Canada.

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thank you Susan!

[@rickgreen9936]

10K subs! Congratulations! no doubt the start of many 10K increments added to your subscriptions.

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Rick, we will see where we will end up! One year to get too 10k.. don't know if that is fast or slow 😂

[@grahamhorne5060]

Love you guys ..stay strong..love the editing of the videos

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Graham!

[@gloriasmestad3803]

It was great to see how the trench you dug was working as planned, and that it was also being fed from the hillside. Makes me wonder if you could follow those tiny streams, lining those areas with river rock to make more permanent swales? (And nice landscaping). I really appreciate the approach you are taking to bring this property back to a healthy state!

[@DomaineSauvage]

Once the digging works are done we will be able to spot the sources in the hillside and maybe we can put sinks underneath them and divert the excess water around the barn to the pond.

[@sullyhall]

That’s a marvellous strimmer you have it wasn’t easy those brambles are very difficult to eradicate/ keep going your almost there

[@DomaineSauvage]

Ah yes the strimmer is one of the heaviest you can get from Husqvarna, happy i did because it eats brambles all day without complaining.

[@cindyblair1283]

It’s looking so clear and extra cleaned!! Each week looks fantastic so much hard work that seems to never end but each week looks even bigger as well. Thank you so much for sharing and see you all next week. Have a wonderful week❤

[@DomaineSauvage]

Yeah this property will need a few good years of work to bring it back, but we don't mind.

[@JeanBarnard-ig7ee]

The brambles seem never ending but you can clearly see a way forward, it's all coming along nicely 😊

[@DomaineSauvage]

Sea of brambles 😉

[@jeroensmit2520]

Thanks for another video, i get all kinds of ideas watching your video. For instance, making a 'natural' swimming pond at the base, or halfway a slope. Would be nice to store some of the excess water to swim in during summer.

[@DomaineSauvage]

Hey Jeroen, we are going to make a pond in the field further down!

[@jeroensmit2520]

That is something to look out for!​@@DomaineSauvage

[@FIL357]

Another of my usual comments which remain valid despite the repeating ! …… your stamina just amazes me. Thank you for another great video. So enjoyable to witness the progress. Phil, Suffolk 🇬🇧

[@DomaineSauvage]

We don't mind the repeating! We like the engagement on our channel from everyone! Thx Phil!

[@annhopper6959]

Wow!!! what an amazing amount of work you have done!! Great job!!

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Ann!

[@janarixalam5205]

Very good progress by getting all of the old fencing off the land. I enjoy watching you cutting down the overgrowth. It's also wonderful that you help the established trees to breathe by removing all the vines. 😊

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx! Yeah the brambles do pull some of the trees down while other don't care and just keep growing straight!

[@marijanaherek5827]

It's a beautiful farm, you are doing a great job! I'm looking forward for every new video, now number 44. It isn't uploaded yet. I hope that everything is OK...

[@DomaineSauvage]

Hey Marijana, we made a community post that our camera is in for repairs and this Sunday there would be no video! We will be back next Sunday!

[@marijanaherek5827]

@@DomaineSauvage Thank you for the answer, guys. Sorry, I didn't notice your post. I'm glad that everything else is OK. See you!

[@leonasimmons162]

I watched all your videos. I stumbled on your platform and was impressed so i watched all of your 43 videos. Very well done.❤💙🦋🎉☺👍👏

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Leona, it was fun to see you go through the videos! You will have to wait for the next video though 😉😅

[@leonasimmons162]

@@DomaineSauvage yes ☺👍

[@travisgarrison9017]

I was very excited to see you got a clear path for the tractor. And to see the tractor better. Hopefully you will be able to find some front wheels so you can move it. Travis

[@DomaineSauvage]

Hey Travis, we have found front wheels for it! But first lets get it up and see if we can get some life into it before we buy wheels.

[@travisgarrison9017]

@@DomaineSauvage Agree

[@EmmanuelDiacaris]

Hi Philippe Wouldn’t it be easier that you locate the trailer closer to where you’re cutting the logs and transport in one action to there final destination??

[@jerrielindsey5939]

You are making great progress. Good luck with the tractor.

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx hopefully in the upcoming weeks we get it pulled up to the barns!

[@anneliesjoss]

Maybe plant some willows in the areas where there’s so much water?

[@DomaineSauvage]

We have willow shoots in the ground already!

[@Diana-df7kx]

Bedankt

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thank you very much Diana! Dit helpt ons vooruit!

[@Everymanplease]

All that pig netting reminds me that pigs are best at ground clearing. They rootle, churn up the ground, and manure at the same time. We had an overgrown orchard at one time but a few pigs soon sorted that out and they enjoyed the windfalls. Mind you you are left with a lot of pig netting!

[@DomaineSauvage]

Goats and pigs will have to wait a bit until we are a bit further in our plans. We like to have animals but we want to be able to care for them 100%.

[@John-nb2qm]

Such a hard worker- great job

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx John!

[@Daytona2]

+23:38 Coppice the Hazel? trees - remove the bent shoots, keep the straight ones for harvesting later. Or perhaps a living hedge - cut 80% through, low down and bend over and weave, through vertical stakes to make a natural, living fence. These are some of the old techniques we used in England, but I guess they occurred everywhere. The ditch is working well. Lovely spring in the bank. Create a succession of mini pools for watercress ? I'm interested how the water flows through your land

[@DomaineSauvage]

We have been thinking about making fences with hazelnut! We have seen a few videos of living hedges done with them amazing stuff! With all the rain we have got too know what the water does and it has been interesting!

[@user-ix9jo4nv3i]

These videos don't last long enough for me,love watching.

[@DomaineSauvage]

Haha thx, i will ask Anicia to make them longer 😉

[@debragonser745]

Yeah, really need to stake those trees now! Little one is growing so fast! The place is looking really nice

[@DomaineSauvage]

Soon i will go up there and put some poles in the ground!

[@ginanoble7203]

Oh no more rain, very crazy world

[@DomaineSauvage]

Hahaha, should be getting better these upcoming week or two 🙏

[@IPC0101]

Man versus bramble and wire and rain, who will win ?

[@DomaineSauvage]

Bramble will eventually win since i will get older 😂

[@lafarmhouse]

❤

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Lafarmhouse!

[@91hiace]

You must be in competition with us in B.C. It seems to rain every day You will have a show place when you are done. Cheers. Gus

[@DomaineSauvage]

Should be better weather for the upcoming week or two.. fingers crossed!

[@EmmanuelDiacaris]

Hi Philippe Wouldn’t it be easier that you locate the trailer closer to where you’re cutting the logs and transport in one action to there final destination?? My experience with Bobcat is that if you have an interior hydraulic leak it’s best you attend to it immediately before it becomes an exterior leak!

[@DomaineSauvage]

I am pretty sure what the problem is and it is a big job to fix so it will have to wait because we don't have a dry clean space to take it apart. We also need the digger to finish some jobs so hopefully it doesn't get worse!

[@user-ih5gm2uc1i]

Wow part of the land has a LOT of trash left by previous owners. Don’t understand why they just left it lying around. Glad they most of the trees are doing. well. Where you live you get lots of rain. I have to water my lawn three times a week in spring & summer!

[@DomaineSauvage]

It was probably not the owners judging by the dates i find on some stuff, but either way it is very sad to see... We live south from Limoges but this weather is extraordinary!

[@shirleygraham6229]

It looks wonderful once you get rid of it. The beautiful trees and pasture give you a beautiful view of more and more of the property itself. Lots of work, but well done.

[@DomaineSauvage]

It opens up the place once you push the brambles down!

[@janehavens3086]

So much fencing, brambles and garbage!! Hard to imagine it will ever be cleaned up...

[@DomaineSauvage]

Once the tractor works the brambles we do want to remove will be quicker to do! And also to maintain will be easier!

[@miriammuskal5402]

Looks beautiful

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Miriam!

[@thomasflaherty476]

Hi again how much land do you have to clear on your property for just two people you do fantastic work thanks for the video

[@DomaineSauvage]

If i would clear everything then it would be 14 hectares 😅

[@diavanheeswijk4864]

tjonge tjonge. Het enige goede is dat de varkens toentijd wel mooie ruimte hadden om buiten te lopen. Weer hard gewerkt !!!!

[@DomaineSauvage]

Ja die hadden wel een redelijk grote plaats om rond te lopen! Het voordeel is ook dat de varkens properder waren dan de .... 😂

[@user-hp2bz1ff6c]

In some contries there are places you can get free trees to plant for re-foresting.

[@DomaineSauvage]

We have enough small trees around the property we can replant, we might get some more fruit trees in the future.

[@raffaellavitiello1762]

Your trees are fine give it time !

[@DomaineSauvage]

We will, they are not in the way! We will update maybe next spring!

[@Michelle_291]

We enjoyed watching this evening. It's great to see all the progress you guys are making.Pleased to see the tractor making another appearance, my husband said you could get a topper for the tractor to take the work load off your brush cutter...just a thought.Keep up the good work guys!

[@DomaineSauvage]

Yeah once the tractor is running ( fingers crossed ) we want to buy a attachment for it to help with clearing and maintaining.

[@jeanengley3736]

I was wondering whether you could buy the gauntlet gloves which will protect your forearms from the brambles, I haven't got any but I understand that they do a good job, Amazon sell them

[@DomaineSauvage]

That might be a good idea because the gloves i have now don't really help against brambles 😂

[@roosbeckers4364]

🎉

[@DomaineSauvage]

Thx Roos!

[@garethkreike3263]

Does it never stop raining! Makes Britain look dry!

[@DomaineSauvage]

The next two weeks should be sunny 🙏😂

[@forworkalexandertarasov7742]

Сейчас такое время, что дожди будут в изобилии. Приготовь заранее колышков с привязанными ленточками и когда пойдет дождь наметь как потоки идут колышками. Места на вашем участке много - есть куда отвести воду, так чтобы около дома не скапливалась. А потом , когда подсохнет, можно выкопать дренаж и отвести дождевую воду.

[@DomaineSauvage]

Хорошо, что все эти дожди идут в первый год нашего пребывания здесь. Мы внимательно следим за тем, как он будет себя вести, и при необходимости изменим дорожки и перенаправим их к нашему пруду чуть дальше по полю.

[@TheVillageLife-wz1ui]

how safe is family any threat from local bad people and rob ? or very safe nobody disturbs family and property!

[@DomaineSauvage]

Oh it is safe enough around here, always a risk wherever you live i guess 😉

[@sharonbennett9953]

trees do contain water

[@DomaineSauvage]

Yeah, we aren't cutting anything down yet.

[@cgee3999]

If you were in America, you could probably hire a bobcat with a forestry clearing attachment on it. You would have the whole lot done in the day.😢

[@janemaryagnes]

And 💥right there ….. the difference between America and Europe …… maybe because Europe took longer to grow …. we take things more slowly - and possibly more considerately ? btw we have hire companies here and even ….. bobcats (European version - we call them compact loaders).

[@DomaineSauvage]

For now it is just around the house, when i tackle the fields it will be with bigger machinery like the tractor. But the pieces of land i cleared now had to be done manually because of all the rubbish you couldn't see and we wanted to save certain trees and shrubs.

[@joannamajewska3727]

Hi Guys,just wondering..are you Dutch?i watch #French Country Life,,,,,they do rénovation in France,in their farmhouse cottage,may be à hello,they are dutch

[@DomaineSauvage]

Hey, we are from Belgium and talk Dutch indeed. I have seen a few videos of her and her husband. They have two channels if i am not mistaken?

[@paulsteenhoff9357]

Maar hoe is het met de tractor?

[@DomaineSauvage]

Nog altijd op dezelfde plaats, het is nog altijd te nat om met de kraan omhoog te brengen.

[@gsbenson01]

When will you build the pond?

[@DomaineSauvage]

Once i can start moving the soil, still way to wet here...

[@diannehalliday2165]

What was that fencing for that you are clearing up? Do you know or can you guess maybe the horse people? It looks pretty messy and useless but, I can’t imagine you would not have a purpose to all your labour!

[@DomaineSauvage]

It was for a pig pen. It is useless now because it was all overgrown and pushed down.. We had to cut it in pieces to get it out.

[@rickfletcher8389]

How long is it that the farm was productive? The brambles have taken over everything and you have had your work cut out for you to cut them back

[@DomaineSauvage]

The farm was productive from the 1800's or before until 1990-2000 i think, after that it was rented out and used or abused 😅😉

[@MartinGraeff]

Zo vroeeeegggg. Haha 😅 🎉

[@DomaineSauvage]

We waren op de trouw van mijn broer dus deze was iets vroeger klaar 😉

[@MartinGraeff]

@@DomaineSauvage Een wel heel leuke reden. Felicitaties aan het paar.

[@mechanics4all405]

why dont you get wheel for tractor,and put in dry,and recommission❤❤❤❤❤

[@gloriasmestad3803]

I do think that is in their plans!

[@DomaineSauvage]

We have found front wheels for it, next step is pulling it up to the barns and seeing if we can make it turn over. 🙏👍

[@DomaineSauvage]

Yes!

[@mechanics4all405]

@@DomaineSauvage fantastic,cant wait to see you fix it❤❤❤❤❤

[@JamesColeman1]

Why don’t you just fence in some pigs? They will do all the clearing for you.

[@DomaineSauvage]

For now we want to wait before we add more animals, we cant leave the farm very easy once we have a load of animals.

[@JETSETJP]

I like watching your show but I don't like the unwanted and unnecessary music

[@DomaineSauvage]

We try to keep it pleasant for everyone 😅

[@nevisscot7697]

Climate engineering😥

[@DomaineSauvage]

Perhaps but for now lets just hope it gets more sunny!

[@EmmanuelDiacaris]

Hi Philippe Wouldn’t it be easier that you locate the trailer closer to where you’re cutting the logs and transport in one action to there final destination??

[@DomaineSauvage]

In the future i will be doing that, for now i don't have a solution yet and everything is soo soggy and wet i would make a mess if i start driving in the yard.