21-Bannon Wagon vs Trailer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- So what's the difference between a wagon and a trailer for hauling logs out of the woods with your ATV/UTV/side-by-side or small tractor? I had never given it a second thought until I discovered the Bannon Log Wagon. If you're in the market for such a tool, watch this video to help you decide what's right for you.
Below are links to some of the products I reference in this video.
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Bannon 3-in-1 Convertible Logging Wagon - 1,800-Lb. Capacity, 36 Cu. Ft.
www.northernto...
Bannon Utility Trailer - 1,600-Lb. Capacity, 24 Cu. Ft
www.northernto...
DR Versa-Trailer PRO XL2000
www.drpower.co...
Timber Trailer IB-1000
ironbaltic.com...
Woodland Mills Trailer (discontinued) video
• Woodland Mills Multila...
Yeah I’m stuck between this Logger and Utility trailer. I live on 9 acres with lots of old trees starting to come down an have been cleaning up with a John Deere Lawn tractor and trailer a little larger then the red one you’ve got in the video. Always had to cut everything under 3 foot an then cleaning up all the branches after removal of the trunk and base of a tree is all time consuming with smaller loads going from one end of the property to the other where I burn everything. I believe either one of these id be able to load more larger pieces an be more stable with less trips
9 acres is a good size; certainly big enough for a compact tractor, like the Branson I now use for everything. Granted, hard to find a used one, and new are going up in price all the time. But, after the last time I injured myself trying to move logs by hand, and had gotten tired of working all day to accomplish very little, I finally broke down and found a way to buy a tractor. I don't regret it for a second. I get so much more done now in the little time I have. Maybe something to consider, if that's a possibility for you. Good luck, and thanks for watching.
Thanks TWC, have you found a way to reverse the netting easily so that you can winch long loads into the rear ? Since it is a "logging wagon " do they make a set of solid panels so that you can tote soil, sand and small particle loads like mulch or gravel ? JwgK
Haven't really had a need to switch the net around lately; have been too busy with other stuff. I'll let you know when I do though.
As for hauling mulch and dirt, I just throw a tarp in first and fill it up. Then when I reach my destination, I pull net and posts off one side and drag the tarp with mulch right onto the ground. That seems to work well.
Thanks for watching and for your comments.
Could a bike pull it
Unfortunately, no. It's quite heavy duty. This is intended for use with a small tractor, a UTV/ATV, or a relatively powerful riding mower. There are other, lighter weight products on the market designed specifically for pulling behind bikes.
Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
They are $1000 on Amazon. No way!!!
Make sure it's free shipping though. That's why I suggested having delivered to Northern Tools store, if you have one near you. It's free shipping to there, and you just pick it up.
Nice video I don’t have large property like this but have a good amount of brush to
Clean up. About an acre and have been thinking of how I can clean it up whether chipping and how to move it . You definitely gave me some ideas definitely like the wagon
Gald you liked it and it gave you some ideas to consider. That's exactly why I do these videos to help others like me who love to do stuff themselves. I've always loved learning from others on TH-cam, so this is my way of giving back. Thanks for watching my channel and for your comments. Makes it all worth the extra work it takes to create these.
Great reviews so thank you. I’ve been using a row wheel single axil 4X8 trailer. Backing these aren’t easy. If I didn’t have that I’d look at this one. I could use at “big red” for dirt or just put tubs in my utility trailer.