Today I head out and collect a couple of logs for fire wood using the log arch that I built myself a couple of years ago. / toomanyprojectsnotenou... / my_tmpnet
❤ I opened up a couple of old iPhones just so I could like it more. 😊 Best video of this type I’ve seen so far. I absolutely agree with pushing the trailer instead of pulling it. I launched my boat that way. It’s awesome. Absolutely love the cordless remote control on the winch. That’s the best ever. And if the logs too big or frozen in, you can always use the winch on the UTV to help along lol😂
I find it amazing when people say I cant drive with the trailer in front and then I make them try and they are amazed at how much easier it is than it looks, thanks for watching mate
Hi Thomas I came up with the design from looking a few others and deciding what I liked best and its so easy to recover logs and transport around my local area and property, thanks for watching mate
Thanks mate yes and it still amazes me at how strong the legs are from folding back, I think thats the next weak link at the lower knee joint above the wheels. Thanks for watching
Great question, its actually way easier to push the trailer in front than look over your shoulder trying to back it in anywhere. Though pushing is recommended at lower speeds when I'm not traveling far like putting the boats in and out of the water for example.
Andrew, I'm trying to understand the rationale of not trailing the log arch to and from. Seems a whole lot of faff constantly positioning the arch ahead of you.
Hi Grant great question but its actually a lot easier than you think to push it and keep it straight, just like backing a trailer the longer the trailer the easier it is and if you are pushing it its easier to correct to stay straight because you can see it better and also poke it into where the log is than backing it in looking over your shoulder. I do it this way to put the boats in and out at the lake as well.
❤ I opened up a couple of old iPhones just so I could like it more. 😊 Best video of this type I’ve seen so far. I absolutely agree with pushing the trailer instead of pulling it. I launched my boat that way. It’s awesome. Absolutely love the cordless remote control on the winch. That’s the best ever. And if the logs too big or frozen in, you can always use the winch on the UTV to help along lol😂
I find it amazing when people say I cant drive with the trailer in front and then I make them try and they are amazed at how much easier it is than it looks, thanks for watching mate
first prize goes to you, my friend.!!
I'm not sure where/how you came up with this design/process... but I REALLY LIKE IT!!! You make it look easy.
Hi Thomas I came up with the design from looking a few others and deciding what I liked best and its so easy to recover logs and transport around my local area and property, thanks for watching mate
looks like your repair to the arch is holding up well, Great design and its on my bucket list to build at some point. just like you tmpnet!!!!
Thanks mate yes and it still amazes me at how strong the legs are from folding back, I think thats the next weak link at the lower knee joint above the wheels. Thanks for watching
I’m just wondering y push the trailer any particular reason just curious
Great question, its actually way easier to push the trailer in front than look over your shoulder trying to back it in anywhere. Though pushing is recommended at lower speeds when I'm not traveling far like putting the boats in and out of the water for example.
Andrew, I'm trying to understand the rationale of not trailing the log arch to and from. Seems a whole lot of faff constantly positioning the arch ahead of you.
Hi Grant great question but its actually a lot easier than you think to push it and keep it straight, just like backing a trailer the longer the trailer the easier it is and if you are pushing it its easier to correct to stay straight because you can see it better and also poke it into where the log is than backing it in looking over your shoulder. I do it this way to put the boats in and out at the lake as well.
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