Thanks.

почему у нас такой нет

The trailer is about 140 000 sek + VAT

It can take 800 kg.

Hello. It is about 120 000 sek + Vat and transport.

Hello. It works good. Maby you need to make the rear suspension stonger.

had to make it look good for youtube...lol

logs? i didn't see any logs, just kindling.

The gate is 1 m2 = 3 m3

Sorry we don´t

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Where do yoy live.

Utah

According to an above comment, about 120 000 SEK + taxes and shipping, which translates to about 11 000 Euro/12 500 USD + taxes and shipping.

@@prima164 Depends. A mini excavator would be an extremely bad fit for driving around forests in scandinavia where these things are made. The ground is usually wet enough that you'd get stuck and then you'd have to get something like a tractor to pull you out of the ground. An ATV is both much lighter and much more nimble, giving you more options to pick your path through the forest. Not to mention that a lot of ATVs have the option to attach a winch, which means that if you DO get stuck you'll most likely be able to pull yourself out without other machines. That said, these setups aren't super common even in scandinavia. Most people basically have larger versions of these trailers that they pull behind their tractors. You can find one of those second hand for somewhere between 5-10k USD depending on brand, age and condition as well as size. Probably even cheaper if you don't mind going for an old off-brand one. New tractor-sized ones can cost anywhere from 15k to over 100k USD depending on size and brand. But then, you don't exactly use the more expensive ones just for firewood. They're more intended for people who want to do their own forwarding but don't want to buy an actual forwarder. Also one of the advantages of using one of these trailers is that you can bring the logs to the trailer with the winch, rather than driving your machine to the logs. This leads to a lot less compacting in the ground as well as a lot less damage to the root systems underground, in addition to making it much less likely that you'll accidentally damage surrounding trees by bumping into them. All of this leads to a healthier forest that's more likely to be profitable when it comes time to harvest it for timber.

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