Posted by LOU from Wi. on October 16, 2015 at 20:03:42 from (174.125.228.155):
Most every year I notice (paying attention) the post of Adirondack Case Guy and his set up for loading his wagon with wood. I have been using our Bobcat for that purpose,but however we get a lot of dirt in the bucket when I scoop up the split wood.
What he is using would greatly simplify loading our truck without gathering all the dirt. What I was wondering was the length of the chute. We're keeping our eye peeled for one,but what we've seen so far is 40 ft long. What we intend to do (if possible) is to split one in various lengths to obtain a suitable length / height and power it with a 5 hp horizontal gas engine using pulley and belt. I was wondering how difficult this undertaking would be? Any good advice would be greatly appreciated.
Son has most of our wood up plus doing our daughter 13 cord ,which is already cut,split, and hauled up to her place. We're down to approximately 4 cord one of which is poplar, for early burning. The other reason is the strength in my legs to use the pedals on our Bobcat is fast becoming weak. Now you can see why that elevator seems to be the answer. I sure would appreciate knowing the length of Adirondack Case Guys elevator. Again thanks in advance. Regards, Lou & Victor
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