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This is a cool idea. Have you tried picking up pallets with longer forks? A kind of off road pallet jack would be useful.

For moving trailers

Clever machine. Thanks for posting.

Clever machine. Thanks for posting.

cool tool!

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All of these situations can be answered better by using a hand truck. A hand truck allows all the load to be balanced over the wheels. Big or ungainly loads can be easily and rapidly tied on around the main part of the hand truck. It's simpler and cheaper.

I use the front lip of my conventional steel t5raty wheelbarrow to move garbage cans and other big, heavy loads without lifting them in the tray. I tilt the wheelbarrow vertically, then push the load into the front of the wheelbarrow. If need be, a rope or two can be tied around the load to hold it in place. Then, simply push the wheelbarrow handles down, which lifts the load so it can be moved on the wheel. A little practice will reveal the utility of this method. This video shows what can no doubt be useful to some contractors, but I don't see a use for it as a homeowner.

I have sold about 300, but am retiring and stopped selling them. I hope to donate the business to North Carolina A&T University.

Total worthless piece of junk!!

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Looks like a great hand tool for clearing land.

Those two forks used for lifting should be replaced with a couple old leaf springs. The springs would easily fit under tight spaces without binding as much and the further you can get them under the more leverage and balance you have. Even thinner springs should easily bear the weight.. Also you might consider larger diameter tires to make pushing easier. I really like the counterbalance idea so you keep your body weight for traction.

Thank you for this idea. Our property is infested with this invasive plant.

I want one! Moving an average of 6 tons a week by hand truck. Shopping now.

If you just burn it the roots will survive and it will just grow back. Make sure you rip up the rest from the ground.

Exactly what i am doing in UK k

If only they could have seen what they had on west coast and in the European alps. Northern Italy, Switzerland, Austria, eastern France and most of the Baltic nations have small Yarders that handle relatively big wood. It’s great to see someone trying to be innovative with what they have and based off the desire to do it right and considerate of impact.

The equipment weighs more than the rock. By the time you lug it around the property, you’ll be strong enough to toss those rocks like a MLB pitcher. Just Kidding. Nice invention!

Bought this and it is everything they say it is, really awesome, effortlessly manage very large boulders. Very well made, actually haven’t seen this kind of quality in a piece of equipment in a very long time. I added the tractor bracket to make transport easier for longer weightier hauls. Really love the fact that it is multiple tools in one.

Nice invention. Short legs on top of the clamp might give it a better grip when inverted.

It seems like it would be easier if the woodsplitter was closer to where you are stacking wood. Less walking and all you would need to do is turn and stack. Love the wood hauler though...

Hi Dani, Let me know what you have in mind for improvements. Anything we can do to make WHaTS even better is good!

Gonna make me one of those....with few modifications

Who came up with that horrible brand name and the accronym?

Thanks for sharing Gerry. Beautiful, an efficient minimal impact technique.

Great Job. This is exactly what our fields need. Thanks for coming to visit and explaining your process. We look forward to reclaiming the pastures and opening up the trails on the Farm.

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Wouldn't a wheel barrow work

You so crazy 500 lbs!!!!

This video was shot using an old iPhone mounted on a movable fence post then edited and posted the same evening. Audio quality was not a priority.

Your audio leaves a lot to be desired

If you go to the firewood calculator at www.csgnetwork.com/logweight.html and enter 0.1 and "Maple, hard" it will yield a green weight of 530 pounds for 1/10 cord. They include this caveat: Wood varies considerably in weight based on numerous factors, including area, climatic conditions, cutting time, age and many more condition.

If you go to www.engineeringtoolbox.com/weigt-wood-d_821.html you can see that a cord of sugar maple weighs about 5600 pounds green and about 4400 pounds dry. Since the firewood in the video is air dried, it would have been more accurate if I said the 1/10 cord load weighed about 440 pounds.

Not 500lbs. Maybe 150

500lbs my arse

What I find interesting is how long those rocks have been stuck after the ice wall planted them and now there being moved.... I'm guessing 25,000 years ago??? Just an odd thought that all ways fascinates me like seeing the huge cliffs that have been cut for roads to pass thur and you can see the history various colors and types of stone that make up the hill that got cut thur of our world going back millions of years Good luck moving those

I made a cart out of a Toro riding lawnmower frame. I shove a straight axel under it put the back tires in the center of the frame. As Pontiac says, wider is better. Then took the front wheel from it and another lawnmower did that to each end. To allow you to push and pull. 6 wheels. Works great. I used push mower handles as my side bodies and handles. Yeah , once you start thinking, anything possible.

My wheel bar can carry as much as that can

Great video,thank you

Awesome video

Nice!!!

i prefer the kawasaki mule

Love it. Great work.

But...will it go down my bullhead steps to the cellar? I have one with large wheels for this.

Good invention

Nice looking soil.

You need to angle the last foot or so at a slightly upward angle.would help.Maybe 20 deg.