WHaTS Firewood Hauler

This high capacity firewood hauler has a low center of gravity and is extremely stable. It rapidly converts to a post and shrub puller. With additional attachments it converts to a trailer, rock and debris hauler, people mover, rolling lever, wheeled pry bar and more. www.WheeledHandToolSystems.com

[@Thelonelyscavenger]

Nice!

[@RAMPHD]

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

[@justinrichie2598]

You so crazy 500 lbs!!!!

[@danthedewman1]

Wouldn't a wheel barrow work

[@4hawk9]

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.

[@4hawk9]

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.

[@2naturesownplace]

500lbs my arse

[@acman0926]

Not 500lbs. Maybe 150

[@robertevans8503]

i prefer the kawasaki mule

[@4hawk9]

Hi Roibert, A Kawasaki Mule is a handy machine for hauling firewood, but it can't roll heavy loads through 30 inch wide doorways or gates. The WHaTS firewood hauler requires no repairs and no gas, and emits no fumes. Also it can be changed quickly for other jobs like prying up rocks or moving long loads. Both are good tools.
Best,
Gerry Hawkes

[@RobertsVintageGardenTractors]

robert evans, Same here.