Loaded truck pics.

Couple old pics to cover up that elm..

 

Show off! I do like the load of locust though.

 

Surely, I jest?

 

...jest wanted to show off. Dont blame you. With loads like that, i would too! Sorry for insulting you by using the "E" word!

 

Haha!!

 

Not exactly a huge load, but it is all oak! I cut it cut, split, and stacked the day before the snow arrived.



Just about 2 feet high in my 8 foot long rack.

 

Nice

 

Not much of a truck, but a decent load! 2 year old ash

 

Not much of a truck...I love it!!

 

Me also..

 

Belongs to the company I work for. Got it to use as a runabout at the gravel pit, and possibly wood duty’s at the shop. It might prove pretty handy for firewooding.... as long as you remember to get into the “passenger” side to run it. Made that mistake twice this evening

 

I would thing it would take some getting use to but it being that way is pretty neat. I havent see one around here. Like it.

 

Did you return the truck to the person who lost it off their Charm Bracelet? Gotta admit, it is awful cute!

 

I'm quite interested in those mini trucks. Any info you have on them would be appreciated.

I have seen them set up with snow plows, DOT tires also. As far as I know, they are being sold as "side by sides".

 

You used to see & hear a lot more about them maybe ten years ago or so. At least around here, there were people all over that were selling them. I think it was believed that they would/could take the place of 4 wheelers on farms and ranches. Never really caught on I guess. Nowadays it seems that rangers, rhinos, mules and other side by sides are being used for the same duties. This has a much bigger bed/cargo area than those but not the softer suspension with as much travel. I think most came with street tires. The guy we got this one from used to sell em and he put the 4wheeler tires on it. supposedly will go anyplace here in the Sandhills.
It seems like it will be quite handy for firewood, although it feels “delicate”. The guys that will be using it at the pit will probably have it destroyed by May. The one guy could tear up an anvil with a teaspoon
Has 4x4 just like regular pickup. 2wd, 4wd and 4wd lo range.
I’ll see how we get along with it, but if’n it actually is handy I could see myself getting one for wood hoarding.

 

Got a load of oak. Going to get more. The next Trunk is about 40” dbh and about 18’

 

A couple guys where I work got those mini trucks, drives it to work occasionally

 

I look forward to any comments/reviews/opinions of these trucks. Both pro and con are helpful!

 

Sandhillbilly

While I was in Germany back in '82-'85 there were many of this style truck in various sizes. As soon as I saw the picture it brought back fond memories... LOL Those were good times for me.