How I move my Cabin Logs by hand, without heavy machinery.

In this episode, we will be taking a look at the methods I used/still use to move my cabin logs by hand. If you have the machinery to do it for you, then use it. If you don't, then here are the ways I move my logs. As long as the log isn't too long, it is more than possible to move by hand.

[@TheCHUCKY1992]

This is just a video in between the building videos, the next build episode will be coming soon!

[@timbarry5080]

Will power. Well done

[@WildernessCall]

God bless you my friend. You could build a simple log arch with your bicycle parts. This would save you from having to load your trailer and would also be lighter than your trailer.

[@tonyavelos4576]

U r a savage.u give me insparation.

[@badnerk]

I respect a man with good taste for axes.
Going to try your lever method to move a heavy oak log across the river today. Wish me luck!

[@CorgiCorner]

Look up “paring ladder” just a glorified “A” frame. Good luck!

[@maxshields1055]

Thanks for sharing this. I’ve been looking for better ways to move logs in the bush. Your ideas are quite helpful!

[@everyrose2]

Thank you Thank you Thank you💜

[@a.r.moyapapitawaira7369]

👍👍👍👍👍
Admire your work.

[@aprox23]

If there's a will, there's a way.

[@chrisw5742]

I used a kayak cart to move logs before. It wound up bending and breaking also.

[@TheMostAwesomeMan2424]

Do you ever get sore dragging or lifting those logs all day? lol

[@edwardtagg]

I made an identical trolley with 6 wheelbarrow wheels...