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Hi, there is a link to them in the description of the video where I bought them on Amazon. Just called landscape rake tines.

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Happy to share, and good to hear from someone in Scotland!

The dry trailer is 1410 lbs. so you should be able to tow it

I think I know what you are talking about. I looked into them and I thought they were pretty expensive for some reason and that’s why I didn’t use them. But you could still send me a pic or link. My email is in my about page

I'm at work now. I'll try to remember to send you a picture later this weekend.

It should last many years, it’s made out of PETG.

Thank you! Not sure what’s up with the sound, it works fine for me. Are you listening through headphones?

So weird - I wasn't on headphones, but I tried from my phone and can hear it all fine. Must be something with my desktop! I'm so happy you made these available through Maker Pipe - I'm excited to try them out. Thanks!

Thank you! 1. Yes I can pull it out a little further, but It’s limited by pieces of conduit mounted at top on the sides. Those are basically cut to the height of the trailer so when they stick down, they down still below. So if you had a taller trailer you could make those longer. 2. I would attach it differently where it actually goes to the trailer. Another person mentioned in an older comment about using an awning attachment which is basically an extruded piece of aluminum that you screw to the trailer, then sew in a piece large rope into the canvas, then that slides into the channel on the aluminum. Google it and you will see what I mean. Also, use stainless bolts if you will be driving in the winter at all. Salty roads have rusted the hardware. And also, instead of the round knobs, maker pipe sells bicycle clamp bolts that i would use instead. 3. It’s being holding up great so far, but admittedly haven’t used it a ton. But it’s been on the trailer for other trips in the winter when I didn’t use it but the structure is holding up great.

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Hi sorry but I don’t make them to sell

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Thanks for the nice comments! I agree, this sort of thing would definitely be useful for those types of dwellings.

Thank you for the nice comments. Very true on being able to stand up, it makes a huge difference.

Thank you! I’m really happy with how it works.

I believe they were 10 foot long posts

It could hold 250 -300 lbs I think

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Yeah it could be as long as you have a place to connect it on the car

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Yes we do, I live in Minnesota so we normally get a lot. This was the first winter for the fence and it has held up good so far. Thanks for watching!

Thank you ! That’s a great idea for improvement. Should be pretty easy to incorporate.

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Yeah that’s a good idea. I do have the stool on the trailer at all times cause we use it to get in and out, it a piece of cord would make it easier.

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Thanks for the note. That’s interesting, I can hear out of both ears so I’m not sure what’s going on

@@northwoodsengineered my headphone is a Bose all around ear. Not sure why it does that on your video, but anyway, it is not important

I ordered the metal parts from Grainger

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Thank you! I’m not a metal worker, but the things I did with that aluminum aren’t super complicated. But you could just use a board instead. It might just be a little bit heavier.

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Sorry but I don’t have plans for this.

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Hey, sorry but I’m not building and selling these at all.

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I also used 3/4" pipe up there. Although since i made the video, someone commented on this video about using an awning track rail, which is what i would use if i did it again, you would have to fold the end over a small piece of rope and sew it then slide it into the rail. IF you just google it you will see what i mean.

@northwoodsengineered actually, my brother had 2 sun shades that I am looking to piece together instead. It's kind of like what you are mentioning.

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Thank you! I got the tines off Amazon. There is a link in the description for them

Well thank you very much! I don’t plan on selling them now but maybe someday

You are welcome! Yes it does bounce to much. Just need to add a little weight to the rake section, I just bungee strap a small log to it and it works much better

You are welcome. No I did not install anything on the top edge. That black stuff you see is just the seal that came on the door. When loading my snowmobile it has started to scratch up the piece of wood on the ramp door closest to the ground but not too bad. I could easily add a couple little short pieces of the trailer runners, but it just hasn’t gotten that bad yet. No damage to the seal at all though.

You mean the black pieces? There is a link in the description, they are called “trailer runners”.

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you! I just added an amazon link in the description for "1" square tubing end caps". Its at the bottom of the list of links, that should get you what you need.

Are the leg lengths and the (2" X 3") wall supports the same length? Assume ~ 18 inches?@@northwoodsengineered

@@rickwilson3867 Yes they are the same length

If I change the plywood thickness to 1/2" will that affect the hinge design?@@northwoodsengineered

No that shouldn’t change anything. I would do that if I was going to rebuild them, the size I used was a little too thin.

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There are things I like and dislike. I like that it’s compact and it’s nice if you are on a trail where you need to back up. I don’t like that it lifts so slowly. I released another video last summer where I modified it again and made it a pull behind with a rope to release any built up junk. That’s my favorite right now. But as for the lift itself, I plan to build an s tine attachment for it, which wouldn’t be such a big deal about speed

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Thank you, you are welcome!

Yeah I saw your comment on the other video and answered that too. But yes, they are different properties. Right next to one another though. This property was full of popples when it got logged, so the small slash sprouted right up. The other property was jackpines so after it was logged, there were no popples to shoot Jo.