Chris, do you have the current cam system and turn buckle? I can see that helping but can definitely see what your saying. The tracked unit was pretty awesome for sure! I couldn’t believe how much power it had.
Definitely! We can’t wait to see what all we can do with it. The unit we got wasn’t real expensive either considering how useful it is going to be. I have battle enough trailers trying to move them by hand!
That’s perdy nifty an I can see a million uses for one . Going to add that to my wish list but for now the tractor will have to get us by . Great idea an nice video you guys
It definitely should come in handy! So far I’ve been impressed. Definitely will not move stuff through the same terrain as a tractor but should do okay in most situations. We will see.
Heath, I almost bought a Trex about 4 years ago to shuttle equipment in my woodyard. I believe Gerry with a G from Eastonmade uses one to off load splitters when they attend logging shows. Trex has come a long way with technology and different models. Thanks for sharing your adventure! 👍TCT
Tony, I wasn’t sure what to expect when we head out there but I can definitely say they have put in the effort and build a high quality unit. We are looking forward to seeing what it can do!
The track one would come in handy a few places we go camping or when moving stuff around in shed for winter storage and being able to do it without extra eyes to guide you.
Thanks Len, I wasn’t nervous at all except maybe when moving someone else’s trailer so I didn’t hit something. Need to get better at being on camera while someone else is talking though!
If not already done so, this should be marketed to the RV industry. Especially moving them around when setting up a RV show and sale. Also, moving the into mechanics bay etc.
Rachel now you can bring out your own buck deer out off the forest with the off road ATV trailer in tow . 😊 look 👀 out now ALL WOOD splitter be flying around the woodyard now heath . Great video Tks to heath & Rachel 😊
Several questions... I take it these units are battery powered. How long does it take to charge, and how long does a charge last with constant use? Is it hard to steer? Next question is, do they stock extra parts for repairs or just keep enough on hand for production? One more (inquiring minds), how is it in the mud/off road? Neet little unit with many possibilities!
Hello Dennis, yes they are battery powered. The unit I have is 36v so it has 3 batteries in it. I have the 8 hour charger installed on mine but you can get a 4 hour charger installed. I have used the dolly quite a bit so far and it still shows a full charge so I have to think it would last quite a while with constant use. I have not had any issues steering it but it all depends on trailer tongue weight and surface. The more tongue weight the better the traction so I imagine if you were going to move a really large trailer on concrete it may be a bit tougher to steer. The TX8000 comes with a differential though making steering easier. They did have parts on hand and manufacture most of their parts in house so supply shouldn’t be an issue. I have run it through some missy clay and it did pretty well with the lug tires that is in our All Wood Log Splitter and Splitting Table video. I will be doing more in depth and testing videos with the dolly here shortly.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I use it in the wood yard, so lots of wood debris and soil, no grass or weeds. The tires work better the more the debris. It ruts if it’s just soil. It would be so great if it you can put tracks around them. Maybe I can try chains
@@hardworkingmanoutdoorswait I just realized you have even more aggressive tires than the upgraded black ones. I will call and find out about those. Thx!
Awesome product! I would use it to move my trailers, but if I had one with tracks I would probably bolt a lawn chair to it and ride it around in the woods!😅 Nice work by the Camera Bunny!👍
Honestly I was surprised at how well built they are for what they cost. The 6000 is about the price of a premium chainsaw. Jeffery and Wayne mentioned to me on the tour that they want to build the best product available but keep the cost reasonable to provide a great value to the consumer.
Greg, I was really impressed not only with the build quality but the amount of power these things have! While we were their a campground owner showed up to pick up an X2 so they could maneuver and park people 5th wheels in their campground when the trailer owners didn’t possess the skill to do it themselves lol.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I can see that!!! I've camped all across Canada and the US for 5 decades and there's been more damage done by weekend Warriors in the Park as well as Boatramp... I've been to RV sales places when the new guy gets the forklift stuck in the wet ground tryin to get the RV in the shop.... So many options!
guess I will have to stop my production of my electric move,er for split,ers trailer,s and so forth.that,s like the 5th thing I have produced and fixing to release to the public and someone else pop's up doing it.all I can say is wooooow 😢I am about ready to just give up on everything.
I know how you feel, I have had a few ideas that I get going and boom there it is. When I came across this I couldn’t believe it wasn’t more popular in woodyards etc.
Dave, I asked the same thing. As of right now they do not but they are constantly evolving their product line. The new laser they have opens up more manufacturing possibilities as well so we will see.
hi there i like it , and have been thinking of making one , big question how much for one like yours , and how much does it weigh ? good show nice looking shop , john
John, the TX6000 is $1,750 and with the code HWM50 you get an extra $50 off. I will check the weight of it and get it into our next Trax video. The tires they put on for us were actually designed for a unit they are building for Tesla to move extremely heavy battery cells. But they figured they’d be best for the Woodyard/off road application. It’s definitely a well built, high quality, useful machine! I’m tired of trying to move things by hand or always need the truck or tractor!
What i was going is on our touring caravan we have motor movers fixed to the chassis of the caravan/trailer Canada usa , when you are touring ware would you store the mover ?
That would not work here at my place. Its too un level and covered in gravel here. A 2 inch receiver setup on the 3 point hitch of my 4x4 compact tractor gets the job done without leaving the seat of the tractor. I sell firewood processors that range from 850 lb. splitters to full blown processors that exceed 9500 lbs. If I had a warehouse with a concrete floor the Trax Dolly would be perfect.
I bet the T2 would work on gravel but it would have to be somewhat level. Definitely not for every situation but we are looking forward to seeing what it is capable of.
Going to have to disagree with you on this one. I’m tired of breaking my back trying to move splitters and trailers by hand! Not to mention it allows me to put the splitters in my garage easier saving space, move trailers so they are harder for someone to steal, etc. we have a lot of uses planned for it.
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We have one with wheels, it gets a little tippy with our conveyors. I need one with tracks on it
Chris, do you have the current cam system and turn buckle? I can see that helping but can definitely see what your saying. The tracked unit was pretty awesome for sure! I couldn’t believe how much power it had.
RV sales places, Boat Sales , Trailer sales, no need for tge heavy forklifts with the ball on the fork....
This little jewel has a lotta uses!
Definitely! We can’t wait to see what all we can do with it. The unit we got wasn’t real expensive either considering how useful it is going to be. I have battle enough trailers trying to move them by hand!
Thanks for showing. You guys did a great job interviewing this gentleman and his company. It looks like a great product.
Kenny
Thanks Kenny. This was the first time we’ve done something like this but won’t be the last. We had fun and learned a lot.
What a neat product! Love the fact that they make all their own parts.
Thanks, and agreed. We weren’t sure what to expect when we head out there. It was impressive.
That’s perdy nifty an I can see a million uses for one . Going to add that to my wish list but for now the tractor will have to get us by . Great idea an nice video you guys
Thanks Phil, it’s definitely going to come in handy!
Thanks for showing and tell the company thanks for showing how it is built
Appreciate it Carl.
Wow. Something Canadian made. That’s great. I’m sure you will enjoy it.
It definitely should come in handy! So far I’ve been impressed. Definitely will not move stuff through the same terrain as a tractor but should do okay in most situations. We will see.
Heath, I almost bought a Trex about 4 years ago to shuttle equipment in my woodyard.
I believe Gerry with a G from Eastonmade uses one to off load splitters when they attend logging shows.
Trex has come a long way with technology and different models. Thanks for sharing your adventure! 👍TCT
Tony, I wasn’t sure what to expect when we head out there but I can definitely say they have put in the effort and build a high quality unit. We are looking forward to seeing what it can do!
That’s a sweet Lookin unit. And Canadian made. Should be a great addition to your wood yard 😊
Thanks Pete, I agree.
Pretty cool toy, I mean tool.
Thanks Bobby, I think it’s going to be pretty sweet.
It’s so cool! Heath was totally geeking out at the factory.
It was pretty impressive I’ll be honest.
looks like something an old combat Marine could use. Served with some great Canadians in Nam...Nice video guys
For sure! I know I’m done battling trailers and splitters by hand!
The track one would come in handy a few places we go camping or when moving stuff around in shed for winter storage and being able to do it without extra eyes to guide you.
That tracked unit is sweet for sure! I can think of so many uses for one.
Thanks for the tour Heath……awesome product ! Very well organized and clean facility 👍👏🇺🇸 Rick
Thanks Rick, agreed, it was fun and quite an impressive operation. These guys started in a single stall garage about 7 years ago.
That was a awesome place they have thanks for taking us along
Thanks David, we had fun seeing how everything is done. They started out putting these together in a one stall garage.
Wow that’s a cool product they are making up there! I like how nice and clean the shop is. Thanks for sharing👍💪👍
Thanks Jeremiah, it was a fun visit and pretty neat shop!
Coolest thing I've seen this month. Hooray 🇨🇦
Thank you, it was a fun trip.
Heath excellent video, Don’t be so nervous, you guys are awesome 👍
Thanks Len, I wasn’t nervous at all except maybe when moving someone else’s trailer so I didn’t hit something. Need to get better at being on camera while someone else is talking though!
If not already done so, this should be marketed to the RV industry. Especially moving them around when setting up a RV show and sale. Also, moving the into mechanics bay etc.
Definitely a lot of great uses for them! While we were there a guy showed up to pick up his X2 unit to move campers at his campgrounds.
That’s pretty cool unit
Agreed, looking forward to seeing what it can do.
Rachel now you can bring out your own buck deer out off the forest with the off road ATV trailer in tow . 😊 look 👀 out now ALL WOOD splitter be flying around the woodyard now heath . Great video Tks to heath & Rachel 😊
Thanks Leonard, we have a lot of plans for this thing! The All Wood is definitely on that list.
Another sweet Canadian company. Great find HWM
Thanks Marc, we were impressed with the build quality and design.
Several questions... I take it these units are battery powered. How long does it take to charge, and how long does a charge last with constant use? Is it hard to steer? Next question is, do they stock extra parts for repairs or just keep enough on hand for production? One more (inquiring minds), how is it in the mud/off road?
Neet little unit with many possibilities!
Hello Dennis, yes they are battery powered. The unit I have is 36v so it has 3 batteries in it. I have the 8 hour charger installed on mine but you can get a 4 hour charger installed. I have used the dolly quite a bit so far and it still shows a full charge so I have to think it would last quite a while with constant use. I have not had any issues steering it but it all depends on trailer tongue weight and surface. The more tongue weight the better the traction so I imagine if you were going to move a really large trailer on concrete it may be a bit tougher to steer. The TX8000 comes with a differential though making steering easier. They did have parts on hand and manufacture most of their parts in house so supply shouldn’t be an issue. I have run it through some missy clay and it did pretty well with the lug tires that is in our All Wood Log Splitter and Splitting Table video. I will be doing more in depth and testing videos with the dolly here shortly.
Awesome products!!
Thanks for making the video.
You’re welcome, thanks for watching and commenting!
I also use the Trax to move my conveyor and splitter! I don’t have a skid or tractor and this seems to do the trick for now.
Awesome, we are definitely looking forward to seeing what this thing can do and putting it through its paces.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I use it in the wood yard, so lots of wood debris and soil, no grass or weeds. The tires work better the more the debris. It ruts if it’s just soil. It would be so great if it you can put tracks around them. Maybe I can try chains
Do you have the solid lug tires like we have? Or do you have the air filled tires?
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors yes the upgraded black ones. Not the default grayish blue ones
@@hardworkingmanoutdoorswait I just realized you have even more aggressive tires than the upgraded black ones. I will call and find out about those. Thx!
Awesome product! I would use it to move my trailers, but if I had one with tracks I would probably bolt a lawn chair to it and ride it around in the woods!😅
Nice work by the Camera Bunny!👍
Oh believe me, we’ve been thinking of all kinds of uses.
Holy Cow!! This would be great for my farm.
Ed, I love this thing! I’ll have another more comprehensive video on it made soon! Use code HWM50 to save $50 if you order one!
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors Thank you.
lucky you...... very helpful piece of equipment used as it was meant, nice
Thanks Barry, we are definitely looking forward to seeing what we can do.
Awesome video! This is what I need
We love our Trax!
What a great video and a great products. Crazy cool!
Thanks, it was pretty sweet especially that T2 tracked unit. At one point it was completely sliding the dual tires on that 8,500lb trailer sideways.
That's an hour south of me. So cool.
Kevin, it was a fun trip. We had some great Mexican food there too.
Cool vid. Thx for sharing. Looks like a good product. Wouldn’t it be nice if it could IBC totes too!
That would be awesome if they came up with an Ibc tote moving attachment.
Wow nice, they must cost a bundle though? very impressed.
Honestly I was surprised at how well built they are for what they cost. The 6000 is about the price of a premium chainsaw. Jeffery and Wayne mentioned to me on the tour that they want to build the best product available but keep the cost reasonable to provide a great value to the consumer.
Very cool!
Thank you. We are excited to see how it works and what all we can do with it.
Holy smokes guys!!!! Boat ramp,,,, Campgrounds!!!! I forsee entrepreneurs starting up little side opportunities all over the world!!!
Greg, I was really impressed not only with the build quality but the amount of power these things have! While we were their a campground owner showed up to pick up an X2 so they could maneuver and park people 5th wheels in their campground when the trailer owners didn’t possess the skill to do it themselves lol.
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors I can see that!!! I've camped all across Canada and the US for 5 decades and there's been more damage done by weekend Warriors in the Park as well as Boatramp... I've been to RV sales places when the new guy gets the forklift stuck in the wet ground tryin to get the RV in the shop.... So many options!
For sure Greg, moving trailers is not for everyone!
guess I will have to stop my production of my electric move,er for split,ers trailer,s and so forth.that,s like the 5th thing I have produced and fixing to release to the public and someone else pop's up doing it.all I can say is wooooow 😢I am about ready to just give up on everything.
I know how you feel, I have had a few ideas that I get going and boom there it is. When I came across this I couldn’t believe it wasn’t more popular in woodyards etc.
That looks very cool . I was wondering if you could get a set of pallet forks attached to it to move IBC totes ?
Dave, I asked the same thing. As of right now they do not but they are constantly evolving their product line. The new laser they have opens up more manufacturing possibilities as well so we will see.
hi there i like it , and have been thinking of making one , big question how much for one like yours , and how much does it weigh ? good show nice looking shop , john
John, the TX6000 is $1,750 and with the code HWM50 you get an extra $50 off. I will check the weight of it and get it into our next Trax video. The tires they put on for us were actually designed for a unit they are building for Tesla to move extremely heavy battery cells. But they figured they’d be best for the Woodyard/off road application. It’s definitely a well built, high quality, useful machine! I’m tired of trying to move things by hand or always need the truck or tractor!
@@hardworkingmanoutdoors hi there i think shipping would be the deciding factor , i only would need it 2 times a year and have to buy a trailer ,
Not sure how much shipping would be. But if you’re interested in one we could grab it for you and bring it to Bunyan.
What i was going is on our touring caravan we have motor movers fixed to the chassis of the caravan/trailer Canada usa , when you are touring ware would you store the mover ?
Thanks for watching Robert!
That would not work here at my place. Its too un level and covered in gravel here. A 2 inch receiver setup on the 3 point hitch of my 4x4 compact tractor gets the job done without leaving the seat of the tractor. I sell firewood processors that range from 850 lb. splitters to full blown processors that exceed 9500 lbs. If I had a warehouse with a concrete floor the Trax Dolly would be perfect.
I bet the T2 would work on gravel but it would have to be somewhat level. Definitely not for every situation but we are looking forward to seeing what it is capable of.
Won't be commenting too much I am out of commission for about 3 weeks
Hope everything is okay!
Waste of money
Going to have to disagree with you on this one. I’m tired of breaking my back trying to move splitters and trailers by hand! Not to mention it allows me to put the splitters in my garage easier saving space, move trailers so they are harder for someone to steal, etc. we have a lot of uses planned for it.
Neat product, look forward to seeing it in the woodyard 🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Thanks guys I definitely think it’ll come in handy.