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Doing the same thing here in Michigan. I think winter is here. I’ve moved my bundling operation to the pole barn. The bee traps are a great idea. Good stuff.

Enjoyed the vid, you dropped off 13 bags this morning though😁. Great idea on the AC unit cover.

I’ve got the same truck, I absolutely love it. The tailgate doesn’t bother me in the least, I use the key fob to open it sometimes, or you can open it inside the cab too. And when I do walk up to it and press the button, it doesn’t seem to bother me.

I have an xlt a little more features than an xl. Its a diesel but its white. That’s what makes it more work truck. But i got it in 2021 there was like 1 truck in the whole county. I wish i could have got a blue or grey truck.

Those steel wheels make it look tough for sure

I love that small hummingbird! But, I don't have one.🐦‍⬛🐦‍⬛

Nice setup! Your helper is 💪

Good purchase.

we sell those totes at work to employees for $5

Just found your channel..Great video. Great content..💯👍💯👍

What brand and what running boards did you get

Having the tools you need to make firewood efficient and enjoyable makes the whole process so much better. Nice video!

Did you ever consider any other brand of tractor?

Good stuff. You definitely have the tools needed. Just curious. What do you use to record your vids? Your pic quality and sound are very nice. I’m looking to upgrade my camera for my channel.

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Gas engine? wtf?! 😂😂😂

I know why you have it down, but when you climb up and down loading on that trailer you really should have the ROPS in position correctly. I know you likely won't ever have any issues but if a ramp comes off or fails it won't end well. You paid for it, so take advantage of it. Your wife and kids will be glad you did. Don't get me wrong, i've done the same thing myself without thinking or when I was in a hurry but I try to avoid it. Nice setup!

Thanks for video! Currently shopping for dump trailer for L3560.

On Wednesday I'm building a fire pit around a giant stump. About 1 1/2 the size of this. I appreciate your video about this. Thank you

Put a peice of sacrifical wood 1x in the front of your trailer to put the grapple against so you can pull all the way in and not have to worry with damaging the front of trailer, ive also seen some guys run a peice on top of the front rail and set the loader down so you can strap it plus it would gain you the depth of the grapple.

I have a similar size cab tractor and a 18’ trailer, I wish I would have got a 20’ or even longer. Having a bucket or grapple plus a rear implement can get tricky. You may not plan on doing jobs with a rear implement but why limit yourself? I love the dump trailer just not ideal for towing a tractor and implements in my opinion.

I noticed you had your rear stabilizer jacks down when you checked your tongue weight. Would it not be a more accurate measurement if the jacks were off the ground? Thanks for a good video!

Go to harbor freight and get some cheap foam pad for the bottom of your tool box. Tie that baby down and go for a cruise to see if it shakes out ok. Your trailer is the best on the market today IMHO. Your little one with his Firefighter setup on brings back fond memories for me. I wouldn't turn it around with those loaded tires. That trailer is designed to take that weight just the way you have it loaded, your tongue weight is spot on.

that's an E-HYDRO tranny right? did you like the PATS ez CHANGE better? it gives you more room to connect PTO plus if the quick hitch will not work with 100% of your attachments . well that's my thinking. you has both maybe do a comparison vidja?

is that a GRAND L? is that what 60 denotes? I was hoping to get a grand L but my pockets were not deep enough. 52k in 2021-2022 them there KU-BOATERS have the best hydraulics. the joystick corners nice. no other tractors do that

I have a TYM T494 its a 48.6hp mech fuel inj A2300 KUKJE I have 93 hours and still no Regen. I'm told 200 hours is not uncommon before Regen.why is there a 10x difference in runtime before Regen? I just got into tractors in 2018. yanmar sa 324 TLB then Kioti NX4510 then TYM T494. I play with logs with a Fransgard sk-950 log grapple near Cooperstown NY. great vidjas rich

I have a slightly smaller 33 Kubota tractor. I bought a 16 foot Lamar dump trailer and am extremely happy. I did it fit my tractor a rear implement up to a landplane with my bucket detached and no problem with my bucket attached and a tiller on the back, I got sick of the ramp system on the dump trailer and ended up buying a equipment hydraulic gravity trailer tilts it is split up between the 16 foot tilt and a 6 foot flat and I can haul two implements upfront and a bucket and implement on the back Tractor it is magical

Could you raise your grapple and then rest it on the front wall of the trailer or is that not advised for this type of trailer? I do that sometimes w my auto hauler trailer when my rake is attached in the back but I’m much lower to the ground. That trailer you got is legit. Great content!

I'd definitely try turning it around. But it's a tight fit either way. Have a great day

Everyone’s situation is different but when I used to haul my tractor in my dump trailer I always put the tractor in 4wd when loading and unloading. Also found the weight was distributed better with the tractor backed in. Loaded tires on the tongue and then the engine centered over the axles. Also I built pressure treated pallets to hold my box blade and pallet forks in the bed of the truck. Only downside to that is you have to take the trailer off to get to the bed of your truck but it prevents multiple trips etc. You can leave the pallet forks tied down to the pallet with the box blade on top in the bed of your truck.

Its definitely fun!!!

Very nice set up

Wonderinh why not kubota MX?

I want a bx that can lift 1,000 lbs on the forks. Is that to much to ask

I hope this isn't a stupid question, but I know nothing about these and am looking into purchasing for my husbands 2023 Tundra TRD 4x4 Off Road. My question - does this come with everything you need or do I also have to have some sort of mounting kit that affixes to the truck bed in addition to this cover? You talk about this rail system, so I'm assuming that is in addition to the cover.

I would buy a ford truck if they get rid of that shity chime 🤣

Great set up for your business. The trailer will definitely get some use. I have been offering delivery for my bundles. That had been a big hit for me. People really like that option. The mic sounds really good.

Great vid. Hands down the best investment is a 12k splitter? Idk. Depends on a variety of variables tailored to each person. Having a commercial grade splitter is night and day over a box store splitter but it just pushes the choke point elsewhere. If you don’t have a dump trailer, big saw, conveyor, skid steer/ tractor to feed it and handle that output then sometimes it’s marginal gains. I guess what I would say to someone starting out is don’t tie yourself down hard on the splitter if going semi commercial like say a rugged made frees up money for a dump trailer, saw etc then go full commercial later. My 3200 dollar rugged made is not as fast as WR but wayyy faster than most box store splitter. It’s got a log lift, sorting table, 4 way wedge, and good cycle time especially with a stroke restrictor. That being said I plan on getting a Wolfe ridge at some point but starting out I chose to go after gaping holes in my equipment line up like a dump trailer and 70cc saw. Having rounded out my lineup of equipment this splitter is next on the list. I actually plan on getting this exact splitter from WR. It will be the last splitter I’ll ever purchase.

It's not an electric opening tailgate, it's dampened. Even if it had a handle it would drop at the same speed. Fords with a handle are the exact same way

I wished you could have looked at Moritz trailers. They’re one of the best that I have personally looked at. I beam frame, bed sits inside the frame giving the trailer a lower center of gravity, torsion axles, and aluminum ramps

Just bought the same truck except with the STX package and I love it! I also have the 6.8 with the 4.30's and I cant tell any difference from the 7.3 gasser I had. Mine is also antimatter blue, love that color

I would return the trailer and look somewhere else.

Thats what ill be doing today

Nice choice. Iron Bull are top shelf trailers. You will enjoy many years of tough use.

Wow!!! Nice trailer but that’s discouraging all the issues. Especially that ramp. Like you said the paint is not the end of the world but ide rather put the scratches on something, not buy it that way. All in all looks like a nice trailer. You’ll get a lot of use out of that.

what mpg are you getting without towing?

Maybe I missed it, what running boards did you install? They look like Tremor/Raptor boards. Look sharp!

What sthil model is that saw?

Glad to see your firewood business is growing. Always enjoy watching. Have a good one!

How long are the splits for that bundler? Thanks for the video btw