Posted by Dan in North Houston on February 01, 2023 at 04:24:54 from (136.244.30.122):
In Reply to: Moving Brush posted by TomIn on February 01, 2023 at 03:31:45:
Back before I got a front end loader, I tried several things. I have a 16' flat bed trailer, and I found it ok for small stuff, but you couldn't put much larger stuff on it before it wanted to fall off the other side, or it was just a lot of work to get it on there and it really wouldn't hold much. I have a 8' chain harrow, and I found it much easier to drag stuff up on it, drag it to the burn pile, and pull it off. Much less lifting, and if you put some large stuff on the bottom, you can often just unhook from the harrow and hook a chain to the bottom stuff and drag the whole pile off with the tractor at one go. You could make something similar with a length of old chain link fence and a piece of pipe across the front, using a chain or two for the hitch. Pretty cheap fix.
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