Search results

Update: I got a Woodland Mills Wc68 locally for $2500 delivered from fb marketplace. I'm waiting for decent weather to try it out. Now I need to find a grapple with grease zerks. The cheap ones don't have them..

They are gravity fed which would be a pain feeding in brush.

I remember my t474 with hoe is 21' long. It fit nicely on a 20' trailer.

Bring it to WV and we'll put some hours on it

I've learned my lesson when burning. Out of no where the breeze picks up and the fire takes off and looks like a portal to satan is opening. I also use all the wood chips to smooth out a path over all the clay.

Anyone have a good woodchipper recommendation for my t474? I sold my Bearcat before moving to WV. I'm up against a lot of autumn olive, vines, and thick bushes. Anything over 6" is firewood unless it's punky. I'm hoping for some January sales.

No, my FIL used his f250 and a 10k trailer. My f150 would have **** a brick going up the hills

Are your tires loaded?

I have the same truck. The brake controller should be able to stop it. I have to drive through the mountains so my truck isn't going to be enough.

Good to know. I don't have a cab but that's only a couple hundred lbs difference. I will probably end up having to use uship.

I am hopefully moving a few states south this fall. I have a 16' double axle car hauler rated for 7k lbs. I'm guessing my T474 weighs 3600lbs + 1100 for the backhoe + 1k for the loaded tires. That puts me at about 5700lbs. I'll guess my trailer weighs 1500lbs. Maybe I can transport my bucket...