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@@terrystotzheim9719 thanks. It's still going strong.

Firewood for heating.

@@BenOfficial94 Wielka nonszalancja można z takiego budulca cos stworzyć i na tym zarobić na opał. Wtedy mamy dwie rzeczy które tworza rozwój.:)

It's douglas fir.

For what it's worth it's advertised as made in Canada, not sure that means much these days. The sheet metal is perhaps a bit thin but I haven't had issues with it. However on heavy loads of green wood the tub of the trailer wants to flex outwards which causes the doors to fall out. That's why i opted to pin the front door in place with bolts, to brace the walls, and I then use a ratchet strap to hold the walls on the rear. That would be my only personal complaint about the trailer, I wish the tubing of the frame and tub were a bit heavier. I've heard from other people on RUclips that the Range Road trailer is built more heavy duty than the MUTS and it is also galvanized, but I don't have personal experience with it.

Thank you Bern. I'm looking at a trailer out of Idaho. Looks to be much heavier frame and sheet metal. I want a bare metal unit so I can get hot dipped galvanized. @@BenOfficial94

They are 28x9.5-14. I put on a perfex 2" lift kit when i changed them. But you'd probably fit them without it. These tires (sti outback max)are very hard, though, and ride extremely rough at speed. But they work well for me because I'm just crawling around.

@@BenOfficial94 thanks for the fast answer man!

Fair enough. Overall I'm fairly happy with it. But they definitely are a chunk of money and I'm sure prices have gone up since i bought mine.

It honestly started off very strong. There may be a reset procedure you could try if yours seems underpowered. I'm not sure on the 540 but on my 592 you just fire it up and let it run on full choke for a minute or two and then shut it off and it seems to recalibrate itself to where it definitely woke up some after breakin.

@@BenOfficial94 I'll try that, thank you!

Thank you.

It's been good. I've only ran around 15 litres of fuel through it but it's definitely nice to use. Very good anti vibration and more power than it's two predecessors in stock vs stock. I will be getting the muffler modded but i think I'll leave the porting alone on this one.

Not much. If it's fully loaded evenly, I can still lift the hitch quite easily. I'd guess around 100 lbs at most on an even load. Empty around half of that.

The hitch thing threw me a bit but overall it's still a good trailer. I just wish it had gate latches. But I do intend to fix that.

Look up Woodland Mills trailer. They have a single axle and a dual axle as well. They are built really well. Let me know what you think.

@6369crashie i had considered it as well back when i bought this one. They do look built well. If i recall correctly significantly heavier than the muts. The other brand I looked at was Range road. They look good too.

All the trees I've cut on the channel have been in British Columbia's central interior.

@@BenOfficial94 true! thanks Ben

Yes this is in Canada. You are only able to collect rotten firewood? In Canada we are able to get permits to cut dead wood on government owned land.

Мы также пилили бы как вы, но нам , в своей стране, собственному народу не дают это сделать наше бандитское правительство. Мы самая богатая стране в мире по запасам леса, нефти, газа, алмазов, угля и т.д.. только от этого нам ничего не дают. Цены например за газ, дороже чем где либо, как будто сами закупаем.

@@arnilazarev1771 Our gas here has also skyrocketed. Our governments sound like they have a lot of similar problems.

@@BenOfficial94 🤝🤝🤝

Yes.

Hello Again, Good to see you around. How are things? What saw you runnin for your firewood collection? I have not bought the boots you recommended, I have had a look at them and they do look like they'd be good for the inbetween periods in the fall when the wet snow falls. I might have to cave in and buy some. Thanks for your views and comments.

@@BenOfficial94 yes you should get a pair, you can also wear them as regular work boots with carhartts or jeans over top of them too. Hey if you do another video tomorrow can you wear your regular rubber boots instead of the leather ones? You used to wear the rubber ones in your earlier videos. i think they're better than the leather ones. I use a couple different chainsaws for firewood. MS290 for felling and then i think it's a MS311 for delimbing and bucking as it's lighter and easier to handle for long periods.

Yes still cutting hay. Then will start on silage soon.

I purchased it directly from "MUTS" (multi use trailer system). If you google MUTS ATV Trailer, you should be presented with their website.

The stacker? We have 4 of them. Still our main hay system.

9700, yes.

Hello, Been very busy. Traveling, Working, getting married etc. Hopefully get back to it in the fall. Thanks for your comment

Hello Jeff, No Larry didn't offer a refund. The trailer will work well for hay bales, I've actually put a 4' by 4.5' round bale in mine with no issues. And I'm sure you're talking about square bales, haha. Thanks for your comment.

Ben, can you still fit an 2 “ ATV hitch in the mount? Thanks for the round bale info as that is the reason I chose this trailer rather than buying a bale hauler. I wanted to do everything with my CANAM 850 year round. All the best!

@@jeffcindy3274 The mount on the trailer is 1 1/4". I have put a hitch into it before for towing my wood splitter.

I agree it does look a little light. I have a few things I'd like to modify a bit on it. But not sure when i will get to it. Thanks for your comment.

Same. And manure in the summer. Pretty happy with it overall.

Thanks for your comment. Been a while since I made a video, just been busy doing other things and fighting the winter weather haha. I have a few decent hills to climb/descend so especially in winter this trailer is about all i want behind me.

What're you pulling yours with where you find your hitch is too short? Mine sometimes gets very close to my bumper when i go through dips.

@@BenOfficial94 07 grizzly 700

If I remember correctly, it is adjustable. I have never adjusted mine.