Unloading Wood Just Got a Whole Lot Easier
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- Days of unloading wood and wood chips by hand are now gone. Today I'm unboxing, assembling and trying out the Woodland Mills Multilander ATV/ UTV Dump Trailer. With many chores around here that require transporting of wood or equipment off-road, this trailer should get some serious use. Tune in to see how things go and my first impressions.
Woodland Mills ATV/ UTV Dump Trailer shown in this video:
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I have the older model from about 6-7 years ago. I added a powered winch and wireless remote with dedicated battery so I can go back and forth from the ATV and the Tractor without having to deal with any wiring to them. I have moved hundreds of ton of soil, gravel, rock, wood and whatever I can fit in it. I dropped 500lb boulders in it with my tractor and all it does is leave a little dent here and there. It is pretty indestructible except one time I overloaded it with too much gravel and bent one of the axles. Woodland Mills sent me a new one no charge, love this company.
That’s a great idea with the electric winch!
Would love to see the electric winch set up as I want to do the same with my Multilander!
Woodland Mills does the best job I have ever seen packaging there products for shipping. Everything I have seen you unbox even has a steel cage around it.
I purchased one of those quite some time ago and love it. I use it to haul lumber, dirt gravel, you name it. One problem I have had is the wheel bearings. I had one lock up a few weeks after I got it. I purchased one and Woodland mills sent me one after I reported it to them, so I had an extra bearing. It's a good thing because I had another one go out some months later. When I removed the wheels from the axel shaft, I found that they weren't packed well with grease. All the grease was between the bearings and not on the bearings themselves. If I were to do it again, I'd pop the covers off the hubs and check to see how much grease is on them. The grease fittings are in the middle and there is a huge cavity between the bearings. You have to put a lot of grease in there before it gets to the bearing.
If it has grease fittings in the middle of the hub pop the caps off the hubs pump grease in until it comes out. if you don't take the caps it will/can blow the seals out.
Thanks for that heads up!
I’m surprised you didn’t travel with a loaded bucket and reduce the number of trips! Nice outfit, thanks for speeding up assembly!
That would’ve been a good idea for sure
"Some assembly required" for sure but that is part of the fun of any project for me!
I do find that despite the time commitment, the assembly does give me a good understanding of how it works
Hi Sandy… just got ours 3 weeks ago and love it. Great for moving chips, firewood or anything else for that matter. Thanks for the review and unboxing! Cheers and greetings from Coldwater.
Hey Bryan! Great to hear it’s worked out great for ya! I’m really liking it as well
Good afternoon, Sandy! That is one sweet dump trailer. I can see you using it for a multitude of things. Greetings from Peterborough.
Thanks Ken! I didn’t know what I was missing not having a dump trailer but this thing sure is slick
That's pretty slick. It looks like people could ride in the back and sit on the wheel wells. Maybe kids could. It is hard to tell if an adult could sit on the wheel well.
Good shot from underneath showing how the suspension works. Welll done, Sandy
Hey there! Great to hear from ya! Hope we cross paths this year at Bunyan!
Hello Sandy. Did they tell you what kind of a load the trailer will carry? Another great packaging job by Woodland Mills. They mean for their product to arrive intact and undamaged. Have good days!
Hey there Buddy Reed! I believe it’s good for 2000lbs
Nice addition to the fleet!
Thanks Billy!
You are the reason I have woodland products. Thanks for sharing another great video. I have been looking at one of these units to purchase. Happy Canada Day Long weekend!
I appreciate all your support! Happy Canada Day neighbour!
Hi Sandy. This is where a 4in1 bucket comes in very handy. And thanks again for sending me that drawing. Very much appreciated
That would be a handy setup on a tractor. I’ve never used one but have seen them before.
I bought one of these in 2014 and it's still going strong. Mine also converts into a log bunk by removing the box, easy conversion. I see they have (WM) gone to a synthetic rope for the crank, good idea. The steel cable on mine was the first thing to go. I tell you I have abused my trailer and it still in one piece. Mine has more of a crane action which stretches over half the length of the box. It also has stabilizers for craning of the sides of the box. Great for picking up and loading heavy objects like generators I don't remember there being so many parts to assemble though.
Really great to hear it’s lasted so we’ll Rod! Sounds like it will serve me very well
Woodland Mills is impressive with their steel framed shipping crates!
I sure do like the crates! I use them for work benches often
I got the smaller pathfinder trailer after I got fed up with the cheesy lawn carts tongues folding up hauling firewood. I love it! Only issue I have is it can get real heavy real quick for my small four wheeler (Yamaha big bear 400). I figured I’d use a smaller more with my mower and wheeler than a big one with the tractor
I know what ya mean about those lawn cart tongues folding. The path lander is a great size too!
I got one a year ago love it use it a lot for hauling firewood
I’m liking that purpose for it as well. That dump feature sure is something o never thought too much about but now really like it
COOL, Sandy! I see at least a thousand uses for that on the farm, and you could easily tow it with a side-by-side. Get an inexpensive DC electric winch from Harbor Freight or someone similar, put a cigarette lighter female plug in the tractor and a male plug on the winch power cable. It only needs to power one direction, the weight of the trailer bed will lower it. The rear tailgate is top hinged so you could use it to dump sand, gravel, or whatever while driving. i.e. spread salt on ice in winter, spread wood chips along a road in summer.... Nice new toy!
BTW, is the floor of your shop dirt? I thought it was concrete.
Hey there Carl! That idea with electric winch would make this even better! My shop is dirt floor with rubber mats over it
Awesome!!
Thank you!
👍great video Sandy
It looks beefy
Hey Paul!
Sandy,another tool for making things easier for one person to do different jobs around your wood 🪵 yard 😮😊❤
Hey Todd! Have a great weekend
You should try your cordless drill or impact with a socket on it,and see if that would crank the winch up to dump. ( It looks easy enough to crank as is,but if you ever break your wrist.....)
Been looking at this trailer a long time. Could use it for a multitude of tasks. Thanks for the real life demo. It really hauls a good size load! Would be great for spreading chips on my trails.
I’m hoping to give it a go spreading chips real soon as well
I’m glad they finally listened to me and gave you one. I love mine. Use it for everything. I mentioned this is a video of yours last year sometime lol
Haha thanks for all that support Steve!
The walking axles and rotating hitch are great features.... keeps you from losing the load over bumps or twisting the hitch frame up....very nice trailer! Still trying to figure out why they gave you the colour blind version? Blue frame and green box?? 😁
I’ve used a non rotating ball hitch on an off-road trailer before and sure don’t like that compared to this rotating one. I like the idea that if the trailer ever flips on its side the atv won’t be thrown over too
I've enjoyed watch you and your business grow over the past several years Sanday! Hoping you get to 100K subs by the end of the year! Thank you Sandy!
Thanks for all your support Rich!
Great for hauling wood chip to fill in low spots. Have great weekend.
Thanks Brian! Will get a tonne of use for sure
You will use it for many many things... i have one similar in size i bought in Peterborough, it's battery/hydraulic and i use it all the time from mulch to firewood, sure is easy on the back...
Pete from Beckwith
Hey Pete! Happy Canada Day neighbour!
Hello Sandy, Don’t you just love the Perks😂 We do! Nice trailer👏🪵👍🏼
Thank you!
Sandy I have thought for a long time in your hide out, you need a wood burning stove. Add or use an area board and batten where you store tools blades etc. 12 volt lights you have with solar. Great place to warm up dry damp cloths while working there. Just a thought make sludge warn up
This was fun to watch, thanks Sandy! Grats on the new trailer!
Thanks!
Great addition to your ranch! I can definitely see adding side boards for the lighter materials like saw dust and wood chips...
That’s a good idea! Could definitely pile the wood in High with that
Good afternoon Sandy it sure beat unloading by hand and it will be useful at many other little projects make yourself a ramp back the trailor onto it to be able to dump straight in one of those IBC tote great little addition on the whole thing to make life more enjoyable have a great day
Absolutely! I’m not sure how I did without it before
That looks like a very useful trailer, I wonder if it would save a little cranking if the winch cable was marked with tape or magic marker so you knew how much cable to pull out. Thanks for sharing.
That’s a good tip. It was a guessing game to start so a mark like that would work great I’d think
Bro you are so lucky!
Thanks for all your support!
Nice new trailer Sandy, I see you using it a lot in your operation, great instructional Video.
I appreciate your support each video TJ!
I need a small dump trailer and have been looking at this one. It seems to be the most cost effective unit I have found so far. But I do wish they offered an electric winch. Thinking it might be possible to retrofit one. In any case, thank you for introducing the trailer - it looks good.
The electric winch would be a nice upgrade for sure
Nice demo Sandy. You do a good job with these 👍
Thanks Todd!
Good little trailer. I had its predecessor, the Woodland Mills T-REX for a few years. It was definitely handy and tough. Keep up the good work! Jeff
Thanks Jeff
I do love my BExpanded bar. Makes digging so much easier.
It’s a great addition for sure! One of my favourite upgrades
I have wanted a trailer like that for a while now!! I would change the winch to a 12volt ATV winch with remote though so It would be easier to spread chips/sand/gravel dirt while moving. Just slowly raise as needed while driving down the trail. Definitely love these trailers and the ones like it where the box comes out and it turns into an atv log trailer. Someday...
That’s a great point. Could dump as I go along the trail
@@sawingwithsandy just remembering... "stock" is only a starting point. MODIFY EVERYTHING!!!! 🤣🤣
I have a dump trailer with a winch, and it is probably the best overall tool for so many things!!! I really like the size of your trailer for the type of uses you are looking to use it for!! A small electric winch with a battery will make it even better!
I agree there Tim! I find I’m always stuck for having to move stuff around and usually it’s in smaller areas off-road so the small off-road dump trailer is a great piece for me. The electric winch ever a great idea!
Afternoon Sandy, Impressive little dumper, something like that would work well behind the 4 wheeler to work around my deer stands. Did notice something you have a swivel trailer connector may want to make sure it stays greased to prevent rust/corrosion from making it not swivel .Skippy little addition. Have a great weekend Cheers!
Greta point there John! Have a great weekend as well!
I've looked into getting the pathlander trailer my self. Just can't seem to unpinch the pennies. That bigger one you are using is nice, but too big for my needs. Good vid. Thanks.
That pathlander looks to be a good size for sure. Lots of applications
Just thought here Sandy. I wonder if you could use the wench on the Wallenstien to raise the bed of the trailer. However, it looks like the trailer wench has a pretty efficient ratio raising the dump body.
That’s a great idea Jack. My only issue would be I’m unable to let the trailer back down slowly since my winch is either freespooling, locked or pulling
I immediately thought of the same thing. I find The winch on the wallenstein is fairly easy to control. You can let slip clutch a bit to ease the dump wagon down. In theory this way you could dump righ from the cab. I use the wallenstein to load logs onto my sawmill. It works really good
I have had one of these for about 8 months. The one thing I am going to do is pin the hitch so it don't spin. It has its place but when you want to grab and go with the 3 point it never works out. Other than that I love it.
I can see what you mean there. That makes sense when getting it hooked up to the 3pt
Nice trailer. It would work great with my John Deere 1025r. 👍
Thank you!
they know how to pack
A lot in a little space for sure
Seems like a lot of time is spent on dumping. Maybe leave the boom up so you don’t have to mess with the winch so much? Hinge the gate maybe too? Seems like a lot of space was used up in fender wells too. Can the sides be extended to hold more? For what you can load with the tractor it seems really small. 😏 Just thinking out loud. 😊
I figure as I get the hang of it I’ll be able to find the sweet spot for it.
Half a cord of wood? 1/4 cord? Those making fire wood deliveries will want to know. looks like the cat's meow for hauling wood, sand, shavings, manure and rocks. A farmer's dream.
Sure will have a 1000 uses. I’m not sure how much of a cord of firewood it would hold.
Nice looking trailer. Can you help me figure out why that vertical mast (that supports the idler pulley) pivots?
Hi Terry. I believe the mast may pivot so when the bed is being raised the angle of the rope stays vertical over the hook where it attaches to the bed
MM77 Approved 👍🏼 👍🏼………………………………………………….That was a lot of nuts and bolts. But I knew that you could do it, I know y’all’s motto, “If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy.” LOL But honestly, that thing is going to come in pretty handy! I’m telling you, ANYTHING that saves wear and tear on your body, will pay big dividends when you get older.
Hahah most of my childhood was spent watching red green show. My favourite part was “adventures with Harold”
I agree with ya about saving my body. I’ve only got one of those and the dealer doesn’t sell replacement parts lol
U seem to be a relatively handy man . Not sure what it cost you (woodland trailer )but l built a 4x8 hydraulic dump with a walking beam axle ( such as the one in the video ) for $1500. not including the cylinder.
Hey there Fred. Sounds like a great setup you’ve got
Good looking utility trailer. Is it my imagination or is the winch cable off the pulley on the upright at the end of the video?
I think it was on when winching but when I was slacking the line I may have pulled it off the pulley by accident before putting it back on
Hi Sandy. Very nice new tool. Could you connect a socket to your cordless drill and use that to drive the hand winch?
Nice rig unfortunately its too large for my uses.
Yeah it’s got some size to it for sure. Their smaller version called the pathlander is probably better setup for ya by the sounds of it