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Rich forwarded this image of an old FC with a big load from this website. Cool pic!
Whoa, that’s quite the load!
I think they need a new tailgate. Put a big-block in it and they could add a log.
Take a look at the “Red neck rooler coaster super wheelie” From the “Davis farm in Canada” on U-Tube Is this what their tring to do????
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVJHfLibCb4&feature=channel
Here is another one I would not recommend doing at home. We have seen some strange hunting mods from Texas and here the boys from Canada have out done them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixnhfysEEDg&feature=channel
Does anyone have an estimate of the load weight?
Too much, maybe around 2.5 – 3k lbs. Seriously though, were they were thinking this was ok?
http://www.woodweb.com/cgi-bin/calculators/calc.pl?calculator=log_weight
I knew this looked familiar! Since nobody else has mentioned it yet. The FC Connection picture gallery, page 1, has a picture of this from the left side.
Thanks Blaine … Here’s a link to that pic http://www.thefcconnection.com/hauling_logs.htm
It’s so bizarre how info and images proliferate across the web ….
– Dave