Timber Tuff TMW-70 Log Skate

Log skate demonstration with ATV log skidding arch.

[@lashlarue7924]

Great editing job, sir! Love the video, thank you for sharing!

[@MyGoodBoy]

First, thank you for the video. Very helpful. Bought one of these last year and now just getting around to using it.

[@MrIgottap]

This is slick, might have to build myself one.

[@frankgrenon1865]

Has the skate held up

[@fabiancanada8876]

I have never seen a timber jack but it looks like a great tool to have! In this case, I would have just cut the log into smaller pieces and loaded it on a trailer. But if this was a log (for milling), this looks like a good way of doing it!

[@harperkody466]

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I stupidly lost my account password. I appreciate any tips you can give me!

[@josephamir1929]

@Harper Kody instablaster :)

[@harperkody466]

@Joseph Amir I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process atm.
I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.

[@harperkody466]

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Had to pay 15$ but for sure worth the price =)
Thanks so much you saved my account!

[@josephamir1929]

@Harper Kody Glad I could help :D

[@MustacheVerra]

Still working after 2 years? I'm kind of worried about the strength of the wheel. I guess you have to pump them pretty hard? Thanks for the video.

[@pinkhead6857890]

Works fine for clear fields and roads like he was using, but mine got rekt in less than a day on rocks and stumps after using it to drag cedar logs out of the woods. More trouble than it was worth tbh, this is a light duty / professional homeowner tool that is built for convenience more than anything else. I wouldnt pay more that $150 for another another one, and thats if I had money to blow. Your better off just saving up for a proper ATV trailer. You NEED suspension if your trailer is going to survive for any time off-road.

[@MustacheVerra]

@@pinkhead6857890 Thanks a lo for sharing your experience nik.

[@MustacheVerra]

1st thing I'd do is I'd weld every part healed by screws if i were to buy one of these to tighten it up. Screws aren't strong enough for this type of work imo.

[@wohcrag]

What's the gray thing with hoist ? Where can I get one

[@neolightproductions]

I guess I just don’t understand why ya wouldn’t just cut it across the street and then use a trailer to bring chunks of it across the street.

[@jloomy]

I don't have a really good response to this. My buddy tells me the same thing and I don't know what to say to him either.

[@hollyr8788]

jloomy I don’t know about you but cutting and loading the trailer is a pain compared to dragging the log. I pulled a huge cherry tree from my neighbors yard in a few hours with my ATV and chain. I was able to cut a few long pieces 8 to 10 ft long and drag it over in know time at all. Had I cut in pieces and had to load the trailer it would of been days and a lot of hard work lifting them into the trailer etc. I think your working smarter.Thank you for the review I am getting the log skid and arch. Pulling with the chain works well but makes a mess of my yard.