Move Rocks and Logs by Yourself! WHaTS

[@sidewalk6774]

Awesome modified 55 gal drum dolly, from the 1950s!! Genius!!!

[@exintrovert6803]

My birthday list only consists of a week alone in Hawaii, and this thing right here.

[@lorrainesvenson5677]

Awesomely thought out. Could you have the wheels spread a little wider apart & a platform (like a piece of steel) with a hand winch at the end near the handles to pull the load above the wheels to make it easier to transport? Brilliant idea, thank you!

[@phillpauley6672]

You just inspired me. I’m going to build this and use it to help clear roads during strong storms. I really have no other use for it but I can help others with it. There has to be other uses for this!

[@vicnighthorse]

I imagine that that price limits the popularity of an otherwise desirable tool to obscurity.

[@jasonblanton7185]

Clear roads with it really lmao wow maybe a foot path in the park but roads lmao lol i need what ever you guys are smoking lmao lol

[@lorawiese5897]

I could use this as I have several boulders to uproot and remove but as you said the price tag limits the buying power. Will have to get pc pipe and see if I can get them to move.

[@misterx4088]

Patent infringement Phil?

[@OllamhDrab]

@@misterx4088 Only if he sells it. :)

[@sourceone5979]

I made something like this out of an old wheelbarrel. Works very well.

[@lucaslorentz4722]

Great idea! I immediately thought of railroad ties. A lot of homes have driveways and retaining walls lined with these things. They are VERY heavy and awkward to move.

[@TunnelOOVision]

Great tool, i wish i had it... the problem with these is that due to small scale production they end up costing ridiculous amounts, with shipping plus import being probably more than the item itself...

[@ramboollie8115]

A braking system for down hill descend and mabe some kind of pallet fork . I love stuff like this great job man. Oh you could make the handles pull out for better fulcrum but that’s obvious but you might lose maneuverability. Hats off to sir building something for necessity can change the world man . Thanks and God bless you man .

[@tomkelly8827]

Those stones do look really big! Wow! I would love to see if you could skid a log with that tool. The brush move was pretty underwhelming as was the firewood move. Big stones and logs though, there is surely a good market for moving those by hand

[@rondaddydo]

For me the amazing thing is that this tool keeps your boots looking like you’ve never worked outside!

[@ridermak4111]

Pure genius ! Love it. I’m a few years late to this party so maybe you’ve already done this, but how about a hinged triangle that swings out from underneath and becomes a trailer hitch for a garden tractor....you know, for those steeper hills and us old guys with bad knees. 🤜🤛 😎

[@markm8188]

Great improvement idea! 😊

[@markokrasa3584]

Sick. I made 2 carts for transporting whole 1 foot diameter trees with my minivan last year. Made a block chopping bench for speedy framing along with an 8 foot speed square / track for the skillsaw.

[@privateuploads-geo2625]

Nice design. I've always appreciated using leverage and the wheel, and combining them is even better. I believe Nicola Tesla is the one who said "give me a big enough lever and I can move the world". Recently I moved a large beam by tiring it to my Milwaukee hand truck... It in effect became a long lever and I picked up one end and rolled it over bumpy ground to where I wanted to move it for a build. Then a friend needed help moving a 450 lb Generac whole house generator from his truck across someone's backyard. So "two men and a lady" did it using a hand truck for leverage on the front end, while sliding the back end on a 10' long, 4" plastic pipe.

[@samuelschlager9528]

That was Archimedes (287-212 bc), known for Archimedes principle. He also made major contributions to Geometry among many other things. Nikola Tesla (1856-1943) was a scientist and inventor in the field (!) of electromagnetism.

[@resolutionnature5436]

time to get out the welder and fab myself one of these!

[@SCORP1ONF1RE]

That's awesome! It would be cool if there was a lightweight version. It would also be cool if if there was a way to slide the rock back, so the weight was above the wheels. Maybe a 4-wheel version so it could function like a wagon. And if there was a longer version, you could lift small cars.

[@BonsaiZen]

Wtf you just save my life and back!

[@NewWorldHoarder]

2:05 “and just waltz away” 😂

[@johnryan4104]

Thanks for sharing never heard or seeing. Such a fantastic simple sistem it gets better and easier the more research I do to have a sistem setup for me. I live in lreland do you think I can bye to send? Anyway ABIG THANKS

[@futurecaredesign]

I could imagine using this for moving loads like some kind of mini forklift. Need to move a bunch of heavy boxes onto a ramp and into your van?

[@couerl]

Very cool, I might extend the arms higher so you are using less of your lower back when you move items and perhaps try a little larger diameter tire. Very nice prototype though.

[@jonas3333]

Grats on retirement, but bummer you're closed. Do you have any resources to similar tools/applications?

[@DarkWizardPrince]

I have a suggestion. If you had a motor of some kind for the wheels you could save your legs since you already saving your back. Forward reverse etc.

[@zekethefishgeek8690]

It's called a mini track loader

[@hoffstev]

Needs like bike brakes. I have to haul down hill. The ability to telescope the handles (to accommodate different heights of people and the ground they are picking the rock from -- like on a sloped hill). Good job excellent idea! Been looking for something like this for a while. Made in America! YeeHaww !!

[@misterx4088]

Needs a horn to warn others of dangerous work in motion. Also PLEASE WEAR A HARD HAT! You never know when that boulder will accidentally fly off your homemade contraption and bounce off your skull. I personally would also and a chain guard and a basket for snacks/water - dehydration can be deadly!

[@graymouser5609]

Looks awesome for those that have a need for regular use. Not so sure for the average homeowner, as much as I would like one to move some granite rocks around in my yard. Appears to be around $1000 or more. Pretty hefty price - as cool as this is. I suppose it is cost-justifiable for some. And it appears to make these exercises really easy.

[@mtness1721]

I Can weld you one....less than half the price

[@moquinlocuaz5974]

That's easy to make I'm going to start making and selling thank you for the tip

[@RhinoToolSystems]

I wouldn't if I were you. I own the patent.

[@moquinlocuaz5974]

@@RhinoToolSystems dont worry where I live we Buy only piracy patents dont rule

[@dianehughes4037]

Any suggestions for moving stumps like that on steeper ground?

[@imnotmike]

I wonder what the max weight you can realistically move with this would be?

[@lilstink86]

This looks like exactly what I need for my backyard project. Is there anywhere around Portland, OR I could rent one for the day?

[@misterx4088]

I hear that "Cheap shit tool rentals has a few. If you drive up after hours and crawl under the fence you get a great discount. SCrew you libtard."

[@paulmckenzie4291]

@@misterx4088 pointless and unnecessary comment.

[@christineRaasch]

What is this tool called? I can't seem to hear the name clearly.

[@ryan_80]

How do I get one of these? I need one!

[@zekethefishgeek8690]

I can build you one...

[@terencebarnett113]

Hi just saw your video I was wondering how bale could it be modified to do bail hay.

[@gnarlyishellagnarly]

how heavy is that rock? would you call it a boulder?

[@greenwoodorganics4681]

Would it be suitable for moving around ton bags? I often have them filled with brush/debris when I'm clearing land for someone and I have to drag them away, they get very heavy.

[@charitylewis865]

Where do I purchase one of these? Thanx

[@ricktipton9563]

Man, that is amazing.

[@snjspring]

Stumps and rocks are the money maker here

[@misterx4088]

sounds like I'm rich if I go with your definition....SWEET!

[@chipper442]

I lay a hand cart flat, move the rock onto the cart, and the weight of the rock actually aids in lifting the cart upright again. The only difference is no clamp arm. This is a great idea.

[@stevenhoward7083]

Where can I get one of these.

[@aquawork5617]

I gotta get one of those units.

[@SM-ki8so]

Looks like it would be good for laying steel or cement drainage pipe

[@CriticalElixer]

I have moved a lot of rock. but last week I built a stone henge fence 285' long moving massive boulders up to 500', averaging 250'. I found about 650 lbs boulders were my limit. I am 160lbs 5'9. I totalled wheels on a harbor freight 700lb dolly. so I bought a giant dolly 62" tall from Tractor Supply $111 with tax called the Boss Hoss Job Smart with 15" wheels, bearings, zerk fittings, and 3/4 axle. I would say I moved rocks 3 times the size u did. it's difficult to say if your device is superior.

[@davidredden8361]

Looks like we got a badass over here!

[@misterx4088]

Finally, a worthy comment!!

[@CactusGuru]

thanks for the comment. Just saw the similarity. Looks like a hand dolly, just a bit different. I'm trying to start a small side hustle moving boulders for people. Looking for the best and easiest way to move them without messing my back up, without wasting a fortune in equipment either. cheers

[@MrJOHNMICHAELVEGA]

What about stairs?up and down?

[@jbud03314]

Where can I buy one?

[@christianfaudais3159]

Very clever and safe !

[@bcsredrider]

Would be very useful to remove old fence posts or any post

[@Francois_Dupont]

people complaining. the worst part was to come up with the design, if you dont want to buy one just copy and make your own DIY thing. the guy came up with the ingenious design he got the right to sell it for what ever he want.

[@anne7606]

Very Nice, I'll get one made.

[@anonfreedom8768]

This would be great in larger form as a tractor attachment.

[@kebo57]

That's all good as long as you're working on level land. Let's see it being used on land with steep hills to move rocks UP the hill.

[@MYD31]

How much?

[@ymanganelli]

Amazing Tool!!!!

[@DarkWizardPrince]

That's really cool

[@bilmand]

I love it. Should make easy work without needing another pair of hands around.

[@alextirendi5412]

Do you transform into a wearwolf at night?

[@ahowl7mx]

Rocks for jocks! Yeah 😂

[@TheAntipedy]

Amazing and simple

[@zhigangxu2007]

Where did you get this wheel tool?

[@Corny80]

Sorry I might have missed this in the video but what is the maximum load the contraption can carry? Im assuming the wheels will give out at some point, question is moving over rough ground, how durable are theyand the axle. Otherwise a fascinating contraption.

[@misterx4088]

I guess you are way to busy as a captain of industry to rewatch a short video to answer your questions...

[@Corny80]

@@misterx4088 I did watch the vid twice though not really finding the answer I was looking for, and then I looked at the pricetag and well...That really concluded the subject for me. Had 4 large boulders I was keen on moving but now they remain a premanent feature.

[@svfox]

if only i had one

[@gordonyork6638]

Brilliant.

[@tomb7901]

They should rent these at big box home improvement stores.

[@snort455]

Brilliant!

[@robertalexander7661]

AWESOME

[@sandymarshfoot-travelingho2328]

Okay... I Must have...❤ Where do I get one? 💡I'm Disabled so ... I can use my hands/body to get the good grip on the rock/tree... But i need more wheels by the handles...so I can pull it over to where Im building the stone cabin. I could get a welder to make me a clamp on axle wheels thing... But you did ask 😇

[@gerrypetrolo9912]

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[@misterx4088]

Congrats to you for wanting to move boulders ...

[@luiscabrera3960]

Very cool

[@sandymarshfoot-travelingho2328]

I guess you know...we LOVE YOU FOR MAKING THIS ❤❤❤ and I hope I left the right message...Im getting one exactly like the one on this video. Can we pre pay? Order? 2 Months Later... Haven't heard back from anyone. ?

[@LuisMartinez-md1wq]

Where I can buy one

[@marciemay1]

Is this company still around? The site isn’t

[@RhinoToolSystems]

Yes! I recently bought the rights to manufacture and sell it. We are in the process of building a new website and resuming manufacturing. It will be named Rhino Tool Systems.

[@nickauclair1477]

Simple and effective

[@MoneyAhoy]

that's really cool!

[@humanman]

This seems very useful for getting big rocks from the farm field. But if it costs 1k I'd rather just pry bar it.

[@ronaldwilkins6056]

Love it! Subbed!

[@nero-e8n]

HA ! IMPRESSIVE !

[@keithhoward4059]

Thank You

[@CountTrader]

I need something like this but for a 3000 lb. rock.

[@oobee2006able]

Where can I find one of these?

[@vicnighthorse]

The patent app (granted 2013) really helps if one wishes to build something similar. It is too bad he priced it so high that most people will build their own rather than buy one from him. The underwear model trying to seduce the viewer was an interesting way to market the thing;-)

[@misterx4088]

Sounds like you have some latent tendencies to work through...."underwear model?" If you enlarge your screen you can CLEARLY see that he is in COMANDO mode. Hubba Hubba.

[@ameliaroque3854]

How so we load the pickup truck :\

[@mwngw]

Volume....please

[@dougsdiggings9127]

ingenious and simple

[@sagarthapa3765]

Amazing

[@markfcoble]

Wow!

[@jeffrme]

This is a great idea, but priced way to high!

[@Francois_Dupont]

then make yourself one?! if you got the ache to complain then just sit doing nothing or make one.

[@jeffrme]

Francois Dupont not a complaint, just common sense! If you want to be stupid with your money feel free. Don’t need your advice on how to spend my money though!

[@misterx4088]

I agree with Francois, you sound like a whiny bitch.

[@LUTHERJ304]

U could also make a snow blade for it

[@stewartmcgregor6591]

Or a 21” metal snow scoop that attaches to the front or a totally separate unit with just a snow scoop in front instead of the pry bar and clamp.

[@brucecarter8296]

how would you dump it?

[@richardstafne636]

Good idea, bad pricing! Thanks!

[@misterx4088]

guess you should somehow have an original thought yerself and actually do something about it. Good to complain though.

[@bcsredrider]

Moving trailers

[@brucecarter8296]

i saw nothing demonstrated that couldnt be done as easily with existing common tools, or none at all

[@darthclone2002]

whooo hooo!

[@Thoracius]

I was thinking since you can get a decent heavy duty dolly for under $100, this might cost $300-$400 because it's a little more material and specialty. I was way off. It costs just shy of $1k. That rock looked heavy. Ordinary person could maybe roll it but not lift it. Anything Much heavier though and I bet you'll struggle rolling this thing over bumps or up hills. At some point you hit a limit of what you can push over uneven terrain. That brush though you could easily just have carried or dragged and a bunch more at that.

[@misterx4088]

"Captain Useless and Unwanted Observations" is on the job!

[@anerdwitdacamera204]

I was like “shut up and take my money 💰”

[@rossclark9155]

A thousand dollars (taxes, shipping) pass.

[@rogerl8488]

Love it

[@knvern]

I need this to get logs down from the mountain side

[@misterx4088]

What about logs up the mountainside?

[@brucecarter8296]

1,000$ each. must have to pay off all the positive commentors

[@theopinionated]

A thousand dollars for this?? If this is intended for a homeowner like me who has an occasional job to do, I would rather rent a machine such as a skid steer to accomplish the task. In fact, for this price I can rent the machine several times, and accomplish each task more efficiently. If this is intended for a professional, they probably own a skid steer, and if they don't, they will also rent one and pass the cost to the customer. I don't see how such tool ended up being priced so high, other than someone wanted to get rich quickly.

[@timothymakiej9236]

can you tow that with an atv

[@lostintime8651]

it needs a motor

[@Николайниколай-ю4и1б]

Классная тачка...!

[@sidewalk6774]

👍🏼👍🏼💯❤

[@gado6438]

Needs to be motorized, not good for uneven ground.