That camo suzuki is it a 750 or? how you like that machine?

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: piranha

That camo suzuki is it a 750 or? how you like that machine?</end quote></div>


Are you refering to me? if so it's a 2004 Vinson 500 and it has been great 6500+Kms I plan on keeping it for a few more years.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: piranha

That camo suzuki is it a 750 or? how you like that machine?</end quote></div>
for some reason I thought it was a kingquad 700. my bad [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]

 

I just finished getting a couple of cord of firewood off the hills in VT. This is for the 09-10 season. I can't say enough about the Bush Buggy. Web site I think if you aren't a welder or a good carpenter I would recommend spending the extra money to get something that will last. I got this for about half the price of what the single axle ATV Wagon sells for and it does a great job. I was able to hold about 9-12 16" logs that were about 18" in diameter. I don't know how much it weighed but I had to stay on the brakes the whole way down the hill to keep it from causing a train wreck (quad wreck didn't sound right) from pushing the quad down the hill. It's a great labor saver.

 

That trailer looks heavy, is it?

 

The company lists the one I have at 195 lbs. I have a 12' snowmobile trailer that I can tilt or use ramps on. When hooked up to the X2 the tires are on the trailer but the back of the Bush Buggy sticks out a foot or so. My oldest son and I can lift it if we need to but we don't really need to that much. It's a good heavy duty trailer. Not the best dumper though. If you tilt it some will dump but some will have to be pushed out by hand. All in all, sturdy and handy.

 

Hey guys check out the equipment that "HVA Chainsaw Dealer" is using on the
Thread--Polaris--ATV Wagons.
Some $$ invested there! Good pics too!

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: rancher55

Hey guys check out the equipment that "HVA Chainsaw Dealer" is using on the

Thread--Polaris--ATV Wagons.

Some $$ invested there! Good pics too!</end quote></div>

howdy all ! i wished i would have seen this thread when i joined,i would have put my pic's here.(maybe a mod or adm will do it)

i'm just a one man band selling my favorite brand of saws.since 1979
i like to cut wood...hence the logo of mine.
i got a processor in 1985 that's got a carbide circular saw for the big wood. 24" max diameter 21' max length
ATV & equipment added in 2004.

 

Man, that is quite the rig.

 

I assume all you loggers have chainsaws. I know one is a Husky. What about the rest? I have a Dolmar PS-540. It's a 54cc with an 18" bar and a liltle over 4 HP and weighs 10.1 pounds dry. It seems like a good power/weight ratio to me. It's a whole lot lighter than my dad's Stihl and and the handles are vibration isolated so my carpal tunnel doesn't act up. I like it.

I almost bought a Stihl but when I compared the two, the Dolmar had a bigger engine and longer bar plus it cost less. If you're asking yourself who the heck is Dolmar, it's a German company that made the first gasoline powered chainsaws 81 years ago. Stihl made an electric chainsaw that weighed 140 pounds in 1926. The next year Dolmar mde the first gas powered chainsaw because they didn't want to run an extension cord and generator through the woods. The Dolmar was 25 pounds lighter too.