Hi. I’m making one atm following your measurements. I think you said for the axles it’s 2 at 10 inches. I’m the description you have 12 inches. I’ve tacked it all together and found the wheels are wider than the trolley and it won’t fit through a standard door way, so I’ll cut it back to 10 inches. Thanks for the info.
I don't think you can build it for under a hundred. wheel and tires are over 50 bucks and I had a material bill yesterday of $107.00. Took me 7 hr's to knock it out. Thank's for the video.
th-cam.com/video/e1wHHsOEEno/w-d-xo.html This arbor trolley has some improvements with the tow hitch, wide tyres, log lifter, and bigbag for woodchips.
Great video, good job on a very professional build. I'm considering building something like this for my own use at work. I'd like to know what the extra little handle is for ?
Great video! Going to attempt building this thanks to the help of your video. Approx what angle did you set your handle at? And where did you get the tires from? Thanks.
was gonna suggest this to trolley design to Sir Shawn at "MY Self Reliance" and was looking for the PDF of this trolley for (log wood design not steel or iron)
Just finished mine today, Came in at 82 lbs. Thanks for your helpful video.
I just bought me a bunch of metal to make one myself. Thanks for inspiring me and saving me about $800!
Dude I'm a machinist, hack welder and now aspiring arborist. This is going to save me a few hundo' THANKS! For the inspiration to just do it.
glad you liked it. good luck with your build and thanks for watching!
awesome. glad I could help getting inspired!
Hi. I’m making one atm following your measurements. I think you said for the axles it’s 2 at 10 inches. I’m the description you have 12 inches. I’ve tacked it all together and found the wheels are wider than the trolley and it won’t fit through a standard door way, so I’ll cut it back to 10 inches. Thanks for the info.
Awesome to see your approach. Building one myself ... so big thanks!
I don't think you can build it for under a hundred. wheel and tires are over 50 bucks and I had a material bill yesterday of $107.00. Took me 7 hr's to knock it out. Thank's for the video.
You inspired me...gonna make my own...have a lot o branches to haul and fence posts too....great job man
Thank you for sharing this video! Saved me some good coin 🙏🏻
Thanks for sharing! Fun project that can save me some bucks.
th-cam.com/video/e1wHHsOEEno/w-d-xo.html This arbor trolley has some improvements with the tow hitch, wide tyres, log lifter, and bigbag for woodchips.
Great video, good job on a very professional build. I'm considering building something like this for my own use at work. I'd like to know what the extra little handle is for ?
which extra little handle?
@@ChrisOfAllTrades it's on the stein one, not on yours. I'd hate to think that I was missing out on something by not having it !
Probably to stop your hands getting crushed
What size wheels did you use? Where did you get them from? Awesome build by the way!
I put it right in the description: 18" foam core wheels (2). I think I got them at Princess Auto on sale for $20 each, if I remember correctly...
Great video! Going to attempt building this thanks to the help of your video. Approx what angle did you set your handle at? And where did you get the tires from? Thanks.
I just eye balled the angle for the handle and I got the tires at Princess Auto (similar to Harbor Freight in the states)
What is the guage of rectanglar box @2.30min please?
I'm pretty sure it's 2" x 1". I'd have to measure it next time I'm out at the cottage.
was gonna suggest this to trolley design to Sir Shawn at "MY Self Reliance" and was looking for the PDF of this trolley for (log wood design not steel or iron)
hey thanks for the video , am planning to build one for a while ,what is ruffly the overall whight of the trolly ?
It weighs about 30 to 40 lbs
What gauge tubing did you use? 14 ga or 11 ga
I think it was actually 1/8" which is a bit thicker than 11 gauge I believe.
Hey. So since you didn’t seem certain about the gauge I thought I would ask again. Was it 1/8” ?Thanks.
Hi you got a materials list? Save me guessing it
I've updated the description of the video to include the materials list. Thanks for watching. I hope your project turns out great!
Can you bulid a port a wrap
I could (for my own use) but the liability aspect would be more than I would like to take on.
Jeez, people are so cheap. Just portawraps are cheap!
@@ChrisOfAllTrades cool
I would buy one from you if u make it for me
Where are you located? You can send me a msg at eigenheerc at hot mail dot com.