Stein Arbor-Trolley

[Oldmilltreecare]

HI Bonner. You're right, the Log Dolly will carry a big log but so will the Arb Trolley. Plus, the Arb Trolley will carry 5-6 times the amount of brush that a big man can drag, with a lot less effort.

The Stein Arb Trolley is the best money I've ever spent, ever!


Except my wife's engagement ring. I'd be in a big heap of bother if I hadn't bagged a good woman!

 

[cory]

How do you move the 12' log load with the handle removed?

 

[bonner1040]

Just push it, or pull it with a scrap of rope. The key is balancing it.

 

[bonner1040]

Got some video today... here is a quick pic

 

[MasterBlaster]

I can live with that!

 

[bonner1040]

Still hard work, but its working smart

 

[ClimbMIT]

Very nice tool. The job I am on now that would have worked wonderfully!

 

[squisher]

Hell I'm liking the looks of that thing and I have a mini.

 

[MasterBlaster]

Word!

 

[bonner1040]

I just edited a draft of the video, I still need a few days on it but its shaping up well.

 

[squisher]

Sucks all the fancy stuff costs a fortune to get here and import.

 

[bonner1040]

load it.

 

[rangerdanger]

Big chunk of wood!

 

[MasterBlaster]

Photoshop!!!

 

[bonner1040]

You will see...

 

[flushcut]

Just because you can, should you?

 

[bonner1040]

That was an absolute time saver. I easily moved that log alone from the backyard to the chipper.

 

[NickfromWI]

This thread makes me wish it wasn't so stinking hilly around here.


love
nick

 

[cory]

That's a helluva picture. OK, how did you get the stem on there

 

[ClimbMIT]

Impressive Nick! I just took my dump cart for the riding mower and added a caster wheel. Worked pretty good today but will be finely tuned when I am not so busy. That Arbor Trolley looks well worth the money for time saved front to back yard/chipper/truck.

 

[MasterBlaster]

That was an absolute time saver. I easily moved that log alone from the backyard to the chipper.

And the reason you didn't cut it smaller? Just experimenting?

 

[cory]

Is it hard to get Big Green to spring for labor saving tools like that?

 

[ClimbMIT]

Is it hard to get Big Green to spring for labor saving tools like that?

Very true!

 

[bonner1040]

And the reason you didn't cut it smaller? Just experimenting?

That's a helluva picture. OK, how did you get the stem on there

It was a storm job, that was a limb from the tree (black locust) and it was laying next to the house when we arrived. We brushed it out, leaving the log in the air, and then set the cart underneath the center. We cut the log and let it fall onto the cart.

We could have cut it, but it was easier to take it out like that and feed it right into the chipper. Less saw exposure, sawdust, cleanup, and I didnt have to lift anything.

Is it hard to get Big Green to spring for labor saving tools like that?

Our territory has 2 ball carts. The AT is mine, not theirs. I would say the probability of my boss buying us one WAS zero before I got mine. Now it might be 10%, but not likely.

 

[bonner1040]

Here it is.

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