We appreciate it! Always room for improvement but, overall it I’m pleased with how it turned out. Thanks for watching

@@tickcreekranch you’re very welcome. Full time fabricator. It’s refreshing to see good craftsmanship on here.

Вылет балки сверху нужно делать дополнительно на длину косынки, И ставить ещё две. Упор на прогиб назад там основная нагрузка.

We’ve had a lot of interest is this contraption. We are considering it. Thanks Scott

@@tickcreekranch This contraption is so underrated. You have to sell these.

​@@tickcreekranch you better do it and get a patent before someone else does

@@projectdelta50 I’m not worried about it. We have a full build vid to help others diy their own. I like making affordable solutions to expensive problems and if it can benefit someone else we’re happy to help.

Man ... that thing is slicker than snot on a doorknob.....

Truth be told a real pro puts us to shame but, it’s good enough for the ranch. Thanks Mark and thanks for watching!

Thanks Tim

Slicker than pup shit.....😂🤣

Thanks Leonard

Thanks bud! What island?

@@tickcreekranch Oahu bro one day man Guna move back up to the continental us and live like this just gotta get the mrs on board with it haha

@@dalsamamea7908 no more island life huh? I’ve got a good friend in Kau on the Big island. Gonna buy 10 or so acres there one of these days.

Ka’u is nice and yea man I just recently moved back here was away for little over then a year and it’s just not the same. Island life is good but expensive and after living in las cruces New Mexico for a year really opened my eyes and how expensive Hawaii is. Shoot and we could just got out of city limits and have fun shooting riding side by sides. Milk and eggs under 10$ milk alone here is 11$ crazy but keep the work up and we’ll be waiting for new vids !

@@dalsamamea7908 Mahalo

Just lucky…

@@tickcreekranch No Sir, training and practice becomes skill. I know it takes time.

Here’s a vid that might help you to make your own. Thanks kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pbKXY86FqdfKioU.html

So far so good. Thanks TI

Or am I a good guy…..Muahahaha Lol

Some say I’m a bad guy, I cut down trees and turn them in homes 🥲

@@tickcreekranch Some people also dont eat meat. I'm afraid there are all kinds.

What we doing tonight, brain? What we do every night pinky. Try to take over the world.

We have a full build vid to help others build their own

Thank you Matt

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pbKXY86FqdfKioU.html

500 lbs wheelers don’t drag 1200 lbs logs too well. Tears up the clutch and trans. The log plows and makes a mess of the forrest floor meanwhile getting covered in dirt and that’s really hard on our sawmill blades.

@@tickcreekranch Yeah they do.... I have done it with my Polaris. My John Deere riding lawn mower would have pulled that log out of there. I know because I have done it before.

Thank you. Hope it helps. We have a full build vid of it with links to materials used

Is that a good thing?:)

Guess we’ll see

We appreciate the support from a discerning critic👍 Thanks Lee

Amazon. Out long video of this build has the links in the description also.

@@tickcreekranch ok thanks

Thanks Brian

We sure have been getting some interest. I hadn’t planned on building to sell but, might consider it.

@@tickcreekranch I know keeping it simple is better, but if you were to have a powder coated the frame. and maybe add a couple features that allow you to chop some thing with an ax by hand…… Something like that. those are some pretty good ideas too. I’m sure you’ve already thought of all this anyway. You should takeoff with this though a lot of people don’t have welders and even the average person with 3 acres of property, or even tree trimmers would definitely use this thing.

@@Daniel-fe1uj I had planned on something to hold a peavey but, I personally would probably keep the axe on the wheeler. I kinda baby my cutting tools but, still a great option. Many improvements to be made for sure. I’m a big believer that there is always a better idea out there, and I’m always looking. Before I ever considered selling something I’d make sure it has been tested well and proven. I wouldn’t market this one the way it’s built. It’s too light to sell to folks that have to “test the warranty”. I would ad additional lateral bracing among a few other things. As to the finish, I like rust with boiled linseed applied. Old school way of protecting steel and I like the look and simplicity. Thanks Daniel

This has a trailing dolly that supports the whole log now

No one wants to watch 5 minutes of forcing grease into a bearing by hand

You’re right. You didn’t see the 5 minutes of forcing grease in them. Believe it or not, most people don’t want to watch 5 minutes of that:)

@@tickcreekranch yeah ok than, just show the part on how not to do it 😂

@@nickdelahunty1875 sure, anything that creates controversy or questions is what drives content to get more exposure. We build stuff around here and share how with others to maybe make their life a little easier. If no one saw it, it wouldn’t help anyone

Terrified!

It’s kinda ironic you didn’t finish your sentence though. Lol