Yea...that's a good thought till you forget about it when your backing up and cut it a little more left than you thought and hear that crunch of the tail lights and bending metal. I dunno how I would know something like that, but I heard it wasn't the cheapest learning experience. Trailer looks great too.
I never hit it, but I had a plastic truck box on the tongue of my jet skit trailer 20 years ago. Well, I may have hit it.....but it was plastic and I never noticed.
HA! Yeah I was thinking about that but as it sits right now if I load the cubic feet that I have with dry pine I'll be "at" my max load capacity.
2 for sure 3 or 4 if I stack 'em. I only bring 2 saws when I'm out cutting. I'll be able to fit my pickaroon, splitting axe, tools and other nick nacks in there though.
Probably November or December to start getting my mom ahead. I'm still working on processing a huge Ponderosa we took down last year.
Great!! Up here I often see trucks and trailers overloaded with firewood. Glad you're erring on the side of caution and not oh NO.
