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Old 07-18-2013, 11:55 AM
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Holy Smokes Dude! One of those pieces of wood would put a Hurtin' on a big farm tractor let alone a 128 cub! I can't even imagine a piece of that hanging on the front of a little cub carrier that was designed to haul a bail of straw. I know you'll have smaller stuff like limbs that you could stack on a carrier I myself would add wheel balist of some sort, weights/water or both and pull a heavier built trailer w/extra axles & tires to haul those monster hunks. I wish you some cooler weather to work in!
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Holy Smokes Dude! One of those pieces of wood would put a Hurtin' on a big farm tractor let alone a 128 cub! I can't even imagine a piece of that hanging on the front of a little cub carrier that was designed to haul a bail of straw. I know you'll have smaller stuff like limbs that you could stack on a carrier I myself would add wheel balist of some sort, weights/water or both and pull a heavier built trailer w/extra axles & tires to haul those monster hunks. I wish you some cooler weather to work in!
LOL, I will be able to put the splitter next to the rounds and trailer the splits. The front I just need a platform to carry gas, saw oil and extra chains. I got a jd 135 to help. But the cub will be pulling the brush and maybe a log arch. (But the monster will be done where they fall) I need room in the trailers for people and wood.



We done it with less. Hate to throw this one out there but anyone mount a shot gun?

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