I will gladly take your temps. I in South Central Louisiana between the swamp and the coast. Past two months have been in the high 90's to 100 degrees. I really enjoy your channel. Thanks for the information you give.
Good morning from Upstate South Carolina. Nicw trailer. Mike, you could replace the crank hand with a couple of hex nuts and raise and lower the trailer bed with your impact driver. Just a suggestion. Have a productive day.
Soon as I saw the blue wagon I knew you were going to purchase it, and then you said me likey I could’ve bet money on it. I got such a kick out of it when I saw your video back home with the blue wagon. Forgive me I don’t know the proper name for it. I wanted to mention the old blue truck that you have I forgot what you named it, but I called the blue boy after the famous picture. Congratulations and good luck on your new tools 😊
Mike, In the 80s there, you are blessed. I have stopped working in the woods for last few weeks and it has put me further behind but at 98 to 100 degrees in not very productive conditions for me. Tomorrow expecting 103 to 105 degrees, and that does not include the heat index. You are keeping me envious, because you are still at it while the heat is just to great on me for all day work. Stay hydrated and safe my friend.
Mike, modify the crank handle to be removable and fasten a nut or bolt to the end of the shaft. Then you can use your Dewalt driver to actuate the dump feature 😊
Whoever assembled that trailer knew the struggle with those box store lawn carts. I modified an Agri-Fab cart to heavy standards and it worked well until loaded with too much hickory. 😂
Yes and some greedy boards, say about nine inches or even a foot high for more capacity, waste of time stacking the logs just to tip them out again. All the best from england.
Mike, you could always remove the crank handle and weld a large nut in its place so you could use a 3/4 in drill to raise and lower the bed of your trailer. Then weld a socket on the handle so when you forget the drill you can still raise & lower the bed. Just a thought from this 75 yr old guy....lol
Nice You both enjoyed Yourselves in Boonville. Nice choice of a utility trailer. Your clearing project is just what the doctor prescribed for a stress reliever. Thanks for pulling hat stump out! Enjoy watching Your landscaping talents bring Your vision come to light. The perfect spot for the grand kids to camp out at.
When you saw that trailer at the show I noticed that you had a lot of interest. I suspected it would find a home in PA. I noticed the tray when at the show and also agree it is a great feature.
the trailer is aa nice fit for your fleet. the wood was still stacked nicely after dumping it that saves another step of handling win win good purchase!!
I agree with a gentleman about modifying the handle all I would do is weld a nut to the center of that handle that way you could use an extension with your drill to raise and lower or if you forget you’ll still have the crank handle
Good video, and I like the trailer .Keep that nut and threaded shaft greased.We have slide base engine mounts in the oilfields for gas engines with the same principle. And that's the wear point and have drilled the nut and added a zerk fitting. This is with daily use also..Hope to see this trailerin more videos. .
If you make the handle, removable and weld a nut on the shaft, you could use your drill, cordless drill to power it up and power down on the new dump trailer
Lol! It was pretty apparent Mike liked that trailer! Actually, I thought the same thing! Weld a bolt on the end of the handle and you could use a battery drill to raise and lower that!!
Thanks for taking a few minutes at the show on Friday to meet you guys, it's always nice to see people in person that we watch. Thanks again Pete & Malissa from CT
I like your little blue wagon. You needed something like this for small jobs. You all are blessed for weather. Our temp got down to 79 it's supposed to hit 98° this afternoon.
Good muggy morning Morgan's, from middle of Indiana. Another great video. Please keep them coming. I and fiance always look forward to watching your videos, while drinking our coffee. 💯
I've said it before. IMO, what you need is a mini log bunk trailer. Something capable of taking say three 10ft hardwood logs up to the sawmill. Towed by a tractor.
We just saw how good the blue trailer addition is to the wood yard and Levi's property. To quote you, "I likey." I was surprised to see how easy it was to crank it up to dump, very nice. I'm jealous you're gonna get 70°s already. Our extended forecast is all 90°s! I pick up my grandkids after school twice a week. I enjoy going an hour early and reading a book there. Well, at 90° that doesn't work. Are you still going to plant some fruit trees there? I hope so. Nice video today, Mike, thanks.👍🚜❤️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸
I had a feeling you were gonna bring that trailer home from the show the way you were talking about it, fits right in at the blue yard!! 😂 looks like a nice little trailer for what you do! Love it! ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼
Wasn't too hard to guess what was coming home from the show. Mike made it clear from the show video that he was impressed with that trailer. Pretty handy to have around and I'm sure it will get a lot of use.
Good morning Morgans! I figured you were going to make a nice food plot out of that new opening before building anything out there. Bring in the big boys from all those places locally being knocked down for housing and give them somewhere to keep safe and fed this winter. But that might just my "deer season is coming" mania on the brain right now.
@@Hallnout Yes, I will share. 😃 Still hot here, 110° F yesterday and the same for today and thru the end of the month. I knew we would be paying for the unseasonably cool spring we had. I hope you have a great day too!
Mike, We wish you all the best planting your clearing project. I don't want to rain on your parade, but my bet sorry to say is the Japanese stilt grass will win out in the long run. Time will tell. Roundup anyone?
Great trailer, perfect size! I think we ought to start a new channel, 'I hate Japanese stilt grass'. Lol. I’ve been fighting that stuff for about five years now and it is completely taking over my entire property. I try and keep it cut down where I can, but you can’t cut it in the woods. Brutal stuff. Grrrrr!
Hi Mike, just a small point for folks who would find winding the handle a problem. You could weld a nut into the end of the screw, then battery gun, socket, job done. Kindest regards from Bonnie Scotland. Joe.
I've had good luck with flame weeding Japanese Stilt Grass. Also a light concentration of round up. Even tried the super expensive species specific stuff that Oak Haven channel swears by. It didn't seem to work well for me. But I only tried a couple gallons. Need to test different concentrations and surfactant ratios before I make up my mind. One thing I am sure about, hauling a backpack sprayer around is good exercise!
We saw that trailer at Boonville. We were impressed. It is nice that it has a place to store tools & gas. It should be easier to transport rounds with the side-by-side or even the ATV than having to bring the skid loader back and forth with the bucket. Enjoy!
Nice trailer Mike I'm sure we will be seeing it in alot more videos. I did notice you lifted it out with straps and looped it around the brush rake instead of using shackles and a lift point. Please remember to always check your straps and keep anyone in the vicinity away from the load and your swing area.
I remember earlier this year, when the bunker sat empty for so long, that you might have a difficult time catching up to this falls needs. Apparently, I needn't have been concerned. 😊
That little trailer looks like it would be as handy as a pocket on a T-shirt. I could put one of those to plenty of use at our place. The only thing that I would probably do differently is have a bolt head rather than a handle on the end of the lifting bolt. That way I could use a small impact driver or drill to raise and lower it.
A nut welded on to the dump crank and a socket on a cordless drill would be a great mod to the trailer. Have a Jesus filled day everyone Greg in Michigan
hey mike, just a thought i would cut that handle off and weld a nut on it so to use an impact on it, also weld a socket on the handle to fit the nut to use the handle when needed. An impact driver be nice in the coming down mode especially. just a thought
That's a really nice trailer. The shelf gives me an idea of what I can do on my Harbour Freight trailer. I van cobble up some sort of tray to those put on mine or perhaps a toolbox if some kind. But I'll have to keep it light.
That's an awesome trailer you bought from LOG-RITE Mike. It's built strong to last long. The meadow is looking great too. Enjoy your weather up there, we are still in the above 100 degree days here in Deep East Texas. Stay safe up there and keep up the great videos and all the fun you folks are having. Really enjoy watching you all here on youtube. Thanks for sharing with us. Fred.
Let me start off by saying I hate when people tell me what to do as I’m sure you do, but after losing a tip of my index finger checking tension in my chain exactly how you did it with the saw running I couldn’t let it go and have a clear conscience. Be safe out there! Love your content !!!!
Trailer can be Found Here logrite.com/
Thanks Mike.
I was hoping to find some accessories for the trailer, for example racks for long handled hand tools.
I didn't see any information about the trailer company, location, cost or website.
Thank you for the information. I should have looked a little further.
That trailer is $2600 according to the website@@johnharkness4285
I will gladly take your temps. I in South Central Louisiana between the swamp and the coast. Past two months have been in the high 90's to 100 degrees. I really enjoy your channel. Thanks for the information you give.
Nice looking trailer. Should come in handy. Rachel and I had fun at the show. Looking forward to the Paul Bunyan show in October.
Good morning Morgans and friends. Hope everyone has a great day.
Good morning from Upstate South Carolina. Nicw trailer. Mike, you could replace the crank hand with a couple of hex nuts and raise and lower the trailer bed with your impact driver. Just a suggestion. Have a productive day.
Soon as I saw the blue wagon I knew you were going to purchase it, and then you said me likey I could’ve bet money on it. I got such a kick out of it when I saw your video back home with the blue wagon. Forgive me I don’t know the proper name for it. I wanted to mention the old blue truck that you have I forgot what you named it, but I called the blue boy after the famous picture. Congratulations and good luck on your new tools 😊
Mike, In the 80s there, you are blessed. I have stopped working in the woods for last few weeks and it has put me further behind but at 98 to 100 degrees in not very productive conditions for me. Tomorrow expecting 103 to 105 degrees, and that does not include the heat index. You are keeping me envious, because you are still at it while the heat is just to great on me for all day work. Stay hydrated and safe my friend.
Good morning Mike, Melissa and family! Have a day!
Like that trailer good find cheers 😊
Mike, modify the crank handle to be removable and fasten a nut or bolt to the end of the shaft. Then you can use your Dewalt driver to actuate the dump feature 😊
Or just weld a socket onto the end. This way can use crank handle or impact.
I just posted the same thing. It'd be the perfect mod.
@@John_Ridenour you’ll have to be careful the handle doesn’t whack you when it spins. Use of an extension would help that.
Whoever assembled that trailer knew the struggle with those box store lawn carts. I modified an Agri-Fab cart to heavy standards and it worked well until loaded with too much hickory. 😂
Yes!
When I saw the video from the Booneville show I noticed how you lingered over this trailer. I suspected that it was coming home with you guys. Nice.
Mike when you said "Me Likey" I knew you were going to be returning home with the new little blue trailer. No surprise there!
Thank God you took the “BIG” truck with the big box Mike… That 8’ box is making a case for itself! 😆
The clearing in the woods would make a nice dream home spot
Quick suggestion on new yard trailer. A rubber mat to cushion the carry on items from noise and wear and tear.
Yes and some greedy boards, say about nine inches or even a foot high for more capacity, waste of time stacking the logs just to tip them out again. All the best from england.
The mat would also aid in the prevention of them sliding around
@@TheGrimReaper1 I'm guessing He stacked the Wood to get the most Wood weight in the Trailer.
Loose filled He would of had less weight...
I was going to suggest too.
My exact thought…
Good morning, OWTM 's family. Adding to the blue for the Woodward! Very nice! Hugs from N.C..❤️
Yes ………… I’m still jealous. What a great set-up you have. EVA!…Good luck at school.
That is a great little trailer. Be very useful
Morning Mike, you will find a thousand things that trailer will be used for... nice dump feature...
Pete from 🇨🇦
Hi Pete!
@@davidmorse8432 Morning David, nice little trailer Mike purchased....
Has your weather got back to anything normal...
Pete
@@peteatthefarm4459 Still very warm here and dry too. Have a good day Pete!
I like the trailer the tilt bed is really nice and simple.😊
I will gladly take the temps you have up there any day over ours. 95 at11:30 headed to 103 for a high today.
GOOD JOB MIKE!!!!!!!!! YOUR BUDDY NATHAN FROM OUT OF THE WOODS HAS ONE!!! I FOLLOW YOU BOTH.
I saw that had a sold ticket on it. Logrite makes great products. Hope you enjoy it Mike!
I'm thinking weld a nut on the end of that handle shaft and use a cordless drill to get it up and down. Nice trailer.
Thanks for another entertaining video. Wish we were having 87 degree temps. We have been having104 to 109 temps here in Forney Texas.
You lucked out on the trailer. I got in touch with the manufacturer and it will take over a year to get one if I ordered it today.
You could weld a nut extension on crank shaft and use a cordless drill for unloading and lowering again.
Mike,excellent job on the cleaning up a little bit and that new trailer looks like a handy dandy deal ❤😊😮
That's a really nice setup out there in the clearing so 1 person can get a lot of firewood cut.. split and hauled to the bunker.
Thats where you should build your new house. Beautiful spot.
Nice little trailer. A new toy to play with - LOL. Stay safe.
I love that little trailer that works sweet. And the dump looks easy 😊.
Mike, you could always remove the crank handle and weld a large nut in its place so you could use a 3/4 in drill to raise and lower the bed of your trailer. Then weld a socket on the handle so when you forget the drill you can still raise & lower the bed. Just a thought from this 75 yr old guy....lol
Would love too see Alex make some more of his very informative videos.I also enjoy your videos very much!!¡¡¡!!!.
Nice trailer Mike. That works great. Cool video 👍❤️
Nice You both enjoyed Yourselves in Boonville. Nice choice of a utility trailer. Your clearing project is just what the doctor prescribed for a stress reliever. Thanks for pulling hat stump out! Enjoy watching Your landscaping talents bring Your vision come to light. The perfect spot for the grand kids to camp out at.
Good Morning Morgan Family 🌞- Have a Fantastic and Blessed Day 🤠
Mike your remarks from show let us know what you were purchasing. Glad you find another useful item for your family.
When you saw that trailer at the show I noticed that you had a lot of interest. I suspected it would find a home in PA. I noticed the tray when at the show and also agree it is a great feature.
the trailer is aa nice fit for your fleet. the wood was still stacked nicely after dumping it that saves another step of handling win win good purchase!!
I agree with a gentleman about modifying the handle all I would do is weld a nut to the center of that handle that way you could use an extension with your drill to raise and lower or if you forget you’ll still have the crank handle
Good video, and I like the trailer .Keep that nut and threaded shaft greased.We have slide base engine mounts in the oilfields for gas engines with the same principle. And that's the wear point and have drilled the nut and added a zerk fitting. This is with daily use also..Hope to see this trailerin more videos. .
If you make the handle, removable and weld a nut on the shaft, you could use your drill, cordless drill to power it up and power down on the new dump trailer
Lol! It was pretty apparent Mike liked that trailer! Actually, I thought the same thing! Weld a bolt on the end of the handle and you could use a battery drill to raise and lower that!!
Yep, a bolt, or a socket.
Great new trailer as just the right size for your trail system.
Mike if that was my trailer I would take the crank handle off. Weld a hex head on and use my drill to run it up and down. Just a suggestion.
I saw your video from boonville and your nifty trailer. I can tell how pleased you are with your purchase😁 and Melissa’s sweatshirt rocks 😂
Nice! Fantastic! Little Trailer!!
Keep Smiling On!!
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Thanks for taking a few minutes at the show on Friday to meet you guys, it's always nice to see people in person that we watch. Thanks again Pete & Malissa from CT
Nice place for a food plot! Nice trailer!
I figured the surprise was that trailer, lol, when you said i "likey" prefect fit for what you guys do.
The new dump trailer is a game changer I built one serval yrs ago hauled dirt wood and lots of deer over the yrs it’s been great 👍👋🇨🇦
Mike maybe you could use some of the maple to make stakes for your trailer because it already has pockets in it . Just a thought.
Sweet trailer!
It’s 105 in south Louisiana. I sure would take some 80’s. God Bless, Daryl
I like your little blue wagon. You needed something like this for small jobs. You all are blessed for weather. Our temp got down to 79 it's supposed to hit 98° this afternoon.
wonder if tail gate was down would have helped? ...might want a Non slip matt in bottom of wagon
Nice well thought trailer, be sure to keep all-thread lubed or it will seize under load when you least expect it.
Good muggy morning Morgan's, from middle of Indiana. Another great video. Please keep them coming. I and fiance always look forward to watching your videos, while drinking our coffee. 💯
Oh, and we really like that super duty! We are a Ford family! Lol!! So we are biased. 😁
Just followed you X. The pictures look sharper and clearer than on UA-cam. Small difference, but noticeable
Ha, I saw your video from Boonville when you were eyeing that blue trailer. I said to myself “I’ll bet he owns that soon”.
Nice drone shots at the end. The trailer looks good, and a very nice video, as usual.
That trailer is very slick! Color matches the splitforce.
I've said it before. IMO, what you need is a mini log bunk trailer. Something capable of taking say three 10ft hardwood logs up to the sawmill. Towed by a tractor.
We just saw how good the blue trailer addition is to the wood yard and Levi's property. To quote you, "I likey." I was surprised to see how easy it was to crank it up to dump, very nice. I'm jealous you're gonna get 70°s already. Our extended forecast is all 90°s! I pick up my grandkids after school twice a week. I enjoy going an hour early and reading a book there. Well, at 90° that doesn't work. Are you still going to plant some fruit trees there? I hope so. Nice video today, Mike, thanks.👍🚜❤️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸
I had a feeling you were gonna bring that trailer home from the show the way you were talking about it, fits right in at the blue yard!! 😂 looks like a nice little trailer for what you do! Love it! ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼
I worked with a guy who always dropped the tailgate of his truck when empty. Said it saved him 1 or two mog . It adds up!
I had a feeling you were going to purchase that! That will come in handy I’m sure
Thanks for buying that trailer Michael! I’ve been looking for exactly something like that!
Great purchase!
Like the new trailer. Real handy piece of equipment.
aka Todd in Rochester (NY). Super Blue Moon on August 30th... hope you have clear skies.
Wasn't too hard to guess what was coming home from the show. Mike made it clear from the show video that he was impressed with that trailer. Pretty handy to have around and I'm sure it will get a lot of use.
nice video prep dirt will be perfect for seeding
Good morning Morgans! I figured you were going to make a nice food plot out of that new opening before building anything out there. Bring in the big boys from all those places locally being knocked down for housing and give them somewhere to keep safe and fed this winter. But that might just my "deer season is coming" mania on the brain right now.
My thoughts exactly,😝😝.
Hello! 😊
The paint color of the trailer matches the color of the split force. 👍
Morning David 🍩
@@Hallnout
Hi Michael! 👍
@@davidmorse8432you going to share them donuts lol. Have a great day and stay cool. Heat wave coming here tomorrow but mainly Thursday
@@Hallnout Yes, I will share. 😃 Still hot here, 110° F yesterday and the same for today and thru the end of the month. I knew we would be paying for the unseasonably cool spring we had. I hope you have a great day too!
Hey guys!
Mike, We wish you all the best planting your clearing project.
I don't want to rain on your parade, but my bet sorry to say is the Japanese stilt grass will win out in the long run. Time will tell. Roundup anyone?
Great trailer, perfect size! I think we ought to start a new channel, 'I hate Japanese stilt grass'. Lol. I’ve been fighting that stuff for about five years now and it is completely taking over my entire property. I try and keep it cut down where I can, but you can’t cut it in the woods. Brutal stuff. Grrrrr!
Hi Mike, just a small point for folks who would find winding the handle a problem. You could weld a nut into the end of the screw, then battery gun, socket, job done. Kindest regards from Bonnie Scotland. Joe.
Weld a nut to the base of that jack handle, you could use your cordless drill to jack it up or down.
I've had good luck with flame weeding Japanese Stilt Grass. Also a light concentration of round up. Even tried the super expensive species specific stuff that Oak Haven channel swears by. It didn't seem to work well for me. But I only tried a couple gallons. Need to test different concentrations and surfactant ratios before I make up my mind. One thing I am sure about, hauling a backpack sprayer around is good exercise!
We saw that trailer at Boonville. We were impressed. It is nice that it has a place to store tools & gas. It should be easier to transport rounds with the side-by-side or even the ATV than having to bring the skid loader back and forth with the bucket. Enjoy!
Nice trailer Mike I'm sure we will be seeing it in alot more videos. I did notice you lifted it out with straps and looped it around the brush rake instead of using shackles and a lift point. Please remember to always check your straps and keep anyone in the vicinity away from the load and your swing area.
I knew you would buy that trailer, because the camera paused on it when you saw it at Boonville.
Greetings from the UK
I remember earlier this year, when the bunker sat empty for so long, that you might have a difficult time catching up to this falls needs. Apparently, I needn't have been concerned. 😊
That little trailer looks like it would be as handy as a pocket on a T-shirt. I could put one of those to plenty of use at our place. The only thing that I would probably do differently is have a bolt head rather than a handle on the end of the lifting bolt. That way I could use a small impact driver or drill to raise and lower it.
That is a pretty sweet utility trailer, even with no suspension I didn't see the load bouncing around much and that tray is spot on.
A nut welded on to the dump crank and a socket on a cordless drill would be a great mod to the trailer.
Have a Jesus filled day everyone Greg in Michigan
You could weld a nut on the end of the hand crank for the dump trailer and use your dewalt cordless drill for faster and easier dumping
hey mike, just a thought i would cut that handle off and weld a nut on it so to use an impact on it, also weld a socket on the handle to fit the nut to use the handle when needed. An impact driver be nice in the coming down mode especially. just a thought
Mike l knew that you was going to buy that trailer because just the way you talked about it at the show.
Morning Mike love your little blue trailer its handy for so many things
That's a really nice trailer. The shelf gives me an idea of what I can do on my Harbour Freight trailer. I van cobble up some sort of tray to those put on mine or perhaps a toolbox if some kind. But I'll have to keep it light.
I love these videos where you do a little bit of everything, keep them coming Mike !
That's an awesome trailer you bought from LOG-RITE Mike. It's built strong to last long. The meadow is looking great too. Enjoy your weather up there, we are still in the above 100 degree days here in Deep East Texas. Stay safe up there and keep up the great videos and all the fun you folks are having. Really enjoy watching you all here on youtube. Thanks for sharing with us. Fred.
Well that trailer looks good enough that I need one.
Thanks for sharing Mike.
Take care, all the best, and God bless.
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Let me start off by saying I hate when people tell me what to do as I’m sure you do, but after losing a tip of my index finger checking tension in my chain exactly how you did it with the saw running I couldn’t let it go and have a clear conscience.
Be safe out there!
Love your content !!!!
Nice trailer! You could use it behind the Sportsman as well. An impact could raise and lower that bed quicker if you weld a nut on the shaft.
👍👍👍👍👍👌Very neat and useful trailer loved the way you prepped the meadow area, skilled operator with the right equipment !!!
That's a cool new addition to the equipment list. I think it's about time we see Missy getting some new toys.
Melissa didn't come away empty handed; she got a new hoodie. ;-)