ATV LOG HAULER

[@morgan4xl]

Finally! After watching twenty videos about dragging logs, I finally found a guy with the right idea! Every other video shows a perfect way to fill the logs with chainsaw killing sand except for this one. Congrats! Now it's time to head for the shop and get started building one. (probably won't be as pretty red and all, but it won't be expensive either)

[@roninronin6405]

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[@ЕвгенийРошка-ф3ы]

Это долго и нудно а по два мешка было слабо за грузил зади багажника по половинке и быстрей бы привез меньше толщины быстрей и надёжно

[@helenebelanger3105]

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[@geraldcharette2481]

So smart and a smooth operator no dirt on the logs at sawmilling.

[@bigtecch]

Forestry machines now work with precision, respecting each tree!

[@survival_challenge]

Using the power of the machine to move the wood to the processing place is so cool

[@JOSERAFAEL-z1m]

Very good!

[@joetherocku2ube]

For people that don't have heavy equipment and have a long haul thru the woods where a 4x4 won't fit or super wet ground, this is great. It's specialized equipment for people with specific needs. It's a smart design and requires little muscle power. I like it.

[@joeandmollysantamour]

+joetherocku2ube Agreed. This is excellent.

[@kelliegarnett7397]

i need one

[@familleplaymobil7441]

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[@logancurry6862]

joetherocku2ube you do have a point especially if your cutting it for yourself or just trying to make extra money on the side

[@blajmadalina9623]

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[@robbking6633]

Bet that would come in handy for homesteaders and people in Alaska...

[@emm_gee1294]

While just dragging logs is quicker. I can imagine if you dont want to tear up your trail by constantly dragging trees this could be a good solution. Also allows you to take it on a paved road without damaging the log. I guess it depends on what you need the log for and if you care about your trail or not.

[@skipbickford3970]

I like your idea

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[@PaulHigginbothamSr]

Ya'll should have two units exactly like the rear arch. No crank winch needed. Make it much simpler to build with two identical units. Will be easier to use in snow also.

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[@boomer5030]

Send me your plans and a demo on how to use your setup.

[@pocket83squared]

This is a lovely design. If I may offer criticism, it's that the log is acting as a bit of a liquid load, and thus the setup is probably quite prone to tipping. Such forces might be reduced by first lowering the log's front as much as possible, and then securing it at the center of its cradle, perhaps with a couple of rotating cams placed on either side to act as wedges. Further, adding a removable support to where the front axle would normally be might also be prudent, just so that the load can be rested and secured in the more natural, down, instead of allowing it to swing from above by chains.

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[@jancloddlafront9185]

5:33 yes, its still there...! otherwise you would have seen that the log was gone when you'd be viewing the video rushes during editing...

[@dalerudd6330]

What a fantastic device.

[@skanksternax]

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[@LostCaper]

Now that is awesome. Id o alot of logging some with an atv. That is a very useful tool not like alot of the other log haulers. i thought I invented this but I guess not. I was laying in bed wondering how I was going to get 4 foot in diameter logs out. This system is what I came up with except much bigger for a tractor. I never built it yet but this gave me some ideas. Thanks for sharing.

[@AguilaAurea]

Great! And the end, did you build it?

[@oldwhytguy4467]

great looking. as a rigger i would suggest wrapping the chain around the front end once to stop it from pulling out if the rear trailer hits something

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[@jancloddlafront9185]

4:35 IT DID FALL OFF! the log was reposition in the front... was obvious from the get go that he should have gone twice around the log with the chain and take it a foot more on the log. Also when he winch it up the hook should have been placed on the cross member to divide the weight of the log in half instead of grabbing the cable itself. But I know, they are trying to look smart.

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[@richardspengel5360]

Add a hook to the frame down low to capture the winch hook and save some time from winding in and out.

[@anniepfeffer9903]

Great to use for skidding out saw logs you don't what full of mud. Cutting into dirt, gravel and stuff will dull a chain real fast, and mud is not desired when cut into boards. Also is nice that one person can operate it.

[@fatimalgwidiri5771]

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[@jamiehalifax4954]

Your right..dirty log is death to chainsaw chain !

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[@perclevente4497]

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[@vikingrobot4179]

Pretty cool for fairly flat land but if you’re getting in hilly areas your ATV won’t have enough power to make it up hills with all that weight. My rancher 350 can only haul about three 24” wide rounds 16” long up a 45 degree slope on my atv trailer. If I had to buy another ATV it would be at least a 700 cc.

[@VinnyMartello]

Oh my gosh I need to build one of these!!!

[@carlossandoval5069]

Es un excelente video!!! Los accesorios para transportar ese tronco tan pesado y largo facilitan totalmente el traslado. Mis felicitaciones de todo corazón!!! Desde Venezuela.

[@constitutionalrepublican1611]

This actually is a decent way to bring logs in covertly. In a shtf scenario where power is out and logs are needed you can use a power inverter on your quad (mines a lot quieter than yours) and cut a tree down and trim it with an electric chain saw. Also very quiet.... Seems to me the biggest advantage is stealth, even though its painted red its fairly quiet, it can be made quieter easily. But the price is a bit much, I'll just make one myself for that price, and spend the saved money on more ammunition.

[@NotoriousRG]

This would be pretty good for someone who isn't cutting a bunch of trees all the time. It may even work for someone who owns a really small tree company.. but even then, you'll mostly be cutting residential trees so you wouldn't even really need this but it is a really good idea. Just dragging the tree will get dirt caked to it & screw up a saw blade if you take it to a mill. Not to mention the drag marks the trunk will make if dragged. I guess it could also do some damage to your four-wheeler too by dragging it. It does seem a little time consuming to use but if you have time, no worries. Anyways, cool video.

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[@azarusz]

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[@peaceforgaelandscot]

Coz logs are clean going to a sawmill. Debarker will take all that off. The bark of a lot of trees is worse than dirt for dulling blades because of silica.

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[@machineryman2318]

not every forest will have a perfect little track and be this flat with no sharp bends but still a good design

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[@edwardwilliams9923]

Get a sling for your front hitch because hooking to the cable will ruin it fast. Really cool set up!!!

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[@dixiepangonis511]

One good thing not stated is that it keeps the wood clean. That makes a lot friendlier on your band saw sawmill blade. Or even your chain saw chain. I don't like cutting through mud or rocks.

[@jancloddlafront9185]

+Dixie Pangonis and after cutting the wood back at the ranch you can put the saw dust in the dumpster... etc so much clean for the woods right?

[@dixiepan8538]

..+ Jan Clodd LaFront ,, what I meant to say was that it keeps the LOG clean, you are not dragging the log through the mud or dirt, a clean log will not dull the saw blade.

[@chittys]

great idea,but an awful lot of hassle,go into woods with chainsaw,cut 2 or 3 logs this size into smaller sections and haul them out on quad with a trailer or a compact tractor,job done in half the time and 3 times the capacity taken out

[@DanielGillis66]

That's fine for firewood, not so much for milling lengthy lumber!

[@beghamme]

i like this guy. nice to look on. sorry my bad english.

[@davidlang2876]

Nice idea, great bit of kit

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[@jancloddlafront9185]

7:14 now if that rear carriage's wheels were closer to the center of the log you could have manoeuver the log away from the middle of the way effortlessly. ( and be catapulted in the wood work upon release)

[@superstar4857]

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[@pratikkumarchhatisgarh2683]

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[@willmarshall6386]

Leaving the engine running makes the tree lighter ;)

[@corvetto67]

se va lento così anche nella vita reale , perchè in questo video si tratta di una dimostrazione , questo si muore di fame

[@srkhansrkhan1431]

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[@QWireArt]

A very creative idea. 💛 I look forward to seeing your designs. Congratulations on your journey forward 💪🤝

[@westcoastrippers9862]

Awesome need one of them.

[@artasya0184]

The best☕🤝👍

[@bondstel7898]

Super técnic 👌

[@richarddowner4292]

That's a great setup... I bet that will also work well with a good garden tractor!!! great video, thumbs up. thanks for the video...

[@khadijagwen]

Very good low impact method

[@upacaratujuhbelasan8693]

Great creative idea

[@kaptenhut5915]

Very nice, 👍👍👍

[@ИгорьКольченко-ж5ы]

Yours HONDA have a high rear platform, then long tree will be some hard to lift by hand, but when you make simple rotate eqipment for fixing head of tree, you can transport it with one rear wheel axis.

[@jhors7777]

Thanks for posting!

[@mozillaexplorer4691]

still trying to think of why not just putting a chain on the front end of the log and dragging it...

[@drewjohnson4673]

Or driving a truck down that nice road and bring back more than one at a time. I would like to have one, tho.

[@cdanjou]

The ride was quite long wasn't it ? The beginning and the finish would have been enough.

[@احمدعلي-ث4غ7ر]

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[@CrazyWaffles]

Christian d'Anjou not for me when I ride I ride for hours

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[@Fernando-vc1li]

Me encantó!!!

[@jancloddlafront9185]

At first I thought he was going to put the rear carriage the other way around to have the rear wheels closer to the center of the log and get a short train between the 2 carriages. It would have taken tighter turns.

[@garengtutorial8923]

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[@randyzapton6424]

I built one of these log haulers but I installed a pin hitch to connect the two trailers together, and added hydraulic brakes on the rear trailer plus a winch to lift the log.

[@alcopower5710]

Would love to see a vid. Sounds like an awesome build

[@alvinbrown3]

But does it blend?

[@randyzapton6424]

The only thing I would change is put a pin hitch between the two trailers instead of using the chain to hitch them together.

[@richey4801]

no it is fine but yes it takes too musch time .. i mean if i work in the forest there won't be just like 2 3 or 5 logs but like 20 and if i do it with this i wold do like 7 of them at the day time :D

[@thearmy88ify]

You just turned your atv into a semi. Try getting that out of anything but a straight logging road. Wrap a flexible flyer around the end of the log and it wont ruin trail or pick up debris.

[@jsmcguireIII]

Do this on some steep ground and post the video. How does the rear truck stand up to abuse when turns aren't wide enough you catch a standing tree?

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[@grenierjason]

thats a pretty cool rig, just i would no patience for it, 3 hours later you got 1 tree moved, id go buy a small tractor with a winch if i were gonna do all that

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[@jaimelevican8894]

Que genial un maestro para hacer este transporte de madera gran invento yo un poco con bosques un abrazo agradecido por el vídeo saludos cordiales desde Chile

[@jaster94]

Be mindful that when you utilize the cable/hook in a choke fashion, you decrease the strength of the cable by 1/3.

[@jamestravels1212]

Can you speak more on that please

[@thetoprockproject3314]

@@jamestravels1212 Hey James, 1/3rd is seriously inaccurate, google, choke hitch load reductions to get a better idea, also not that the operating load rating of the winch line is likely 3,000lbs... that hauler is rated at 1,000lbs so whatever they use for FS there isn't any residual risk... it's just YT man.

[@hunt4fish]

great piece of equipment.

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[@alexmaclean1]

The only people that think this is a good idea probably never drug logs out of the woods before. Seems like a good way to take 5 times as long to get things done.

[@kyletyson8129]

Ya that is what I thought

[@pocket83squared]

I'm guessing you've only been dragging _other people's_ logs out of _other people's_ woods.

[@alexmaclean1]

@@pocket83squared nah, just from mine but to be fair I do cut up 18 cord a year for 3 houses. I guess if you only need a few logs this would be fine.

[@Wiliamstuff]

One side is good, can lift quickly by hand, other end with that winch is nonsense ...

[@dingledooley9283]

You could unhitch and do exactly the same. I'm interested in how you'd get the chain run under if the log is settled in soft ground.

[@garyzurasky7312]

Two pieces like the rear setup would be the quickest way.

[@formerice]

I use the one from Northern Tools, not as rugged but still works well.

[@jamiehalifax4954]

Cost?

[@Sean-hl9tv]

Its smart but the way it bounces around must weaken the wood especially in the middle of a long log

[@dingledooley9283]

Nah, felling a tree sometimes puts shakes in it but this is fine, look at the stress on an old timber ships mast, all that wind and yards of sail

[@Sean-hl9tv]

@@dingledooley9283 you also have to realize how many anchor points are on it and where they are positioned you have one on each side and gravity pulling the middle with a couple hundred pound bouncing I understand that a sail boat pole is basicly the same concept but and I'm not trying to say your invention is nothing going to work it was just a concern

[@dingledooley9283]

@@Sean-hl9tv that's the reason I mentioned a mast, it is secured only at one end and may experience a ton of intermittent load at the other. Timber is tough old stuff is all I'm saying.

[@master_vator]

well now that the day is half over, lets go get one more and call it quits..

[@gerardovenegas3775]

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[@bobberbuilder6122]

I was thinking the same thing hope these aren't saw logs it'd take a month to pull timber to make a load

[@mihaelmatisic4378]

It looks simple and it is simple. But you have to work hard before making it simple.

[@joshuaogiba5389]

What kind of atv is that?

[@SIRKlLLALOT]

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[@Lapa_xxX]

Not only to skate, but with the Quad bike - the house can be built!

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[@Chrispyfish98]

what model and what brand of atv works best at plowing snow?

[@jamestravels1212]

Wrong spot for that question

[@REVNUMANEWBERN]

VERY nice, but I've done the same much cheaper, a 3/4 piece of 4x8 plywood with two 1 inch holes drilled on each corner of one end, then ran chain from hole to hole & drop over tow ball, the tree can easily be rolled onto the plywood & rolled off.

[@preston2345]

That's a crackhead ass idea and a sawyer would laugh at you

[@jamiehalifax4954]

Depends on how much they cost..

[@tamjarvie6021]

Well there’s always ‘expert’ couch referees watching every football game!

[@kazimierzsammler2625]

Super!!!

[@experimentrahul9963]

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[@poorfatman5317]

Good info

[@Noah_E]

Add up the components on the website. As on October 2017 $3,165 USD. That's crazy. You could buy the components and build it yourself, which most people using something like this have the skills and equipment to do, for 20% of that. I would consider it for a grand, but three times that, no way.

[@ppipowerclass]

Holy crap. Yeah, it's not over $3000 cool. I could seriously build this for 1/10th that, and make it more heavy duty!

[@bergatube60]

Not Smart, look at Logosol's loghauler, that lifts the log automatic when You pull, and it do not push you in the back when You go downhill

[@loopsprice3128]

Sorry I just dont like it... Looks like something you get at harbor freight for $49.95 and hope it works.

[@MostlyOutdoors]

Loops P id pay $50 for it!!! To bad its so expensive

[@sew04ss]

I wish it was that cheap

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[@bobspring6723]

Curios how far u haul these logs?

[@raymondmielke6543]

Turn radius must be a problem and a claw attachment would be nice as well.

[@raymondmielke6543]

What not told is it’s $3,300 for the pair. Ouch... a bit steep in my opinion for moving logs... unless I get paid for it, which, I don’t.

[@lucasterbeek7555]

what happens when you brake

[@cheeks5988]

you start to stop? what else

[@danstone735]

I don't see a surge coupler on the lead trailer :/

[@hubertmajerz3985]

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[@aaronpersaud6311]

nice bike

[@ninjanudity2330]

Having all the safety equipment is only half the battle. Using equipment properly is the second half. You should never hook the wire rope to its self. You need a tree strap to wrap around the tree then hook the winch to that. There also should be safeties to hold the chain from coming out. The only problem I would have using this is that the trails I ride are too windy. I would only use the front half and drag back.

[@88tme]

The weight of the log keeps the chains from coming off, several pieces of logging equipment use a similar system of chaining

[@seabee0733]

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[@millimetreperfect]

Has the quad got a flat battery or knackered starter motor ?

[@bigbadtree]

Probably not, but would have if he kept stopping and starting it!

[@wolffmx4721]

for me, the carriage very advanced = only takes one tree at a time

[@davidharris6581]

Fun to watch but what a bunch of nonsense and extra work. Just hook the chain to it a pull it. That thing won't move a big enough log to warrant all the hassles and flats.

[@sansui1968]

what is it with the safety gear in the eu

[@eddiewebb1966]

That's a nice looking ATV

[@PaulLadendorf]

Seems way over complicated. I've seen people skid a log with an atv in 1/4 the time that it takes to hook all that up.

[@samsquantch14]

lol good luck skidding a log that size with an atv uphill when its wet

[@nickirldb.g.9119]

wut i do is just chain the logs to the hitch of the atv and pull it its easier

[@danielkane1409]

what's wrong with a tow strap it's good and all but u can do a lot more with a tow strap and bring a lot more

[@roberttaylor5677]

What kind of tires is on this?

[@strix4667]

That was a lot of work for one log. I could see this being useful in very few real life situations. Wouldn't it just have been easier to throw a chain around it and hook up to the quad and off you go?

[@norbertarnold5747]

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[@stianjarnass]

It's much faster cutting it and using a normal trailer 😁

[@memyselfandmie]

Good job

[@bigbluegpr]

For the high price tag of this unit, I can spend the same amount of time it takes to get a log hooked up to it simply bucking the log in the woods and tossing the rounds into my small trailer. I can then haul the rounds out of the woods a lot easier, since I can fit through tighter spaces / turns since I'm not towing 25 feet of timber behind me.

[@grant2k]

I would think this is more for sawlogs.

[@jackbaskin371]

OK, you have a point but tell us, how do you put those rounds back together to make 8-16' lumber?

[@bigbluegpr]

@@jackbaskin371 Obviously this is necessary if you are hauling saw logs, but I've seen a lot of guys use these for firewood logs also. Totally stupid to use these for firewood, especially since you will just get dirt all o er the log which will then dull your chain. Saw logs, yes - firewood, no!