How do you transport your wood?

[Russ]

I've always had problems collecting stock from the woodyard especially lengths over 2.2 m.... but not anymore

Bought this beauty a couple of weeks ago from a farmer who had it stored in one of his barns for over 20 years.... Fitted a new battery and 'BINGO' fired-up first time. It's a bit noisy with a top speed of a whacking 50 mph and no servo for braking so I have to literally brake with both feet and when I drive over a bump the whole thing bounces like a kangaroo... But not bad for 50 Euros :?:

Even the Stig would be impressed!!!

 

[jasonB]

One of my clients has a 1964 one of those which he is selling but I think he was hoping for more than 50 Euros :wink:

Jason

 

[Peter T]

This is my transporter -

It's great for wood as well as bandsaws

 

[wizer]

I was going to say I liked it until I saw the Hilux. Love those things.

I transport my wood in one of these:

:lol: :lol:

 

[Peter T]

I was going to say I liked it until I saw the Hilux. Love those things.

I transport my wood in one of these:

:lol: :lol:

Bet that looks good with an 8 x 4 sheet of MDF on the roof

 

[Geno]

If u stick a 8x4 sheet on that u'll have a glider!!

 

[lurker]

Hey Wiz

When you are driving that do you wear a blue hat with a bell on the end :wink:

 

[Russ]

This is my transporter -

It's great for wood as well as bandsaws

Is that also your workshop? Pretty cool!!! :lol:

Bet you can't get 2 of these bad boys in the back of yours!!!

 

[Racers]

Hi,

I use one of these

Can't get much in but it looks good :wink:

Pete

 

[woodbloke]

Defender...'nuff said :wink: - Rob

 

[Peter T]

Bet you can't get 2 of these bad boys in the back of yours!!!

Not sure I'd want to. I don't have much use for camel dung!!

 

[wizer]

I don't have much use for camel dung!!

Great around your roses

 

[jpt]

This is mine, the best pickup on the market.

john

 

[newt]

Did they crane the camels in to the pick up, or is it a spoof. Camels dont like walking backwards and sitting down in the back of a pickup.

 

[Russ]

Did they crane the camels in to the pick up, or is it a spoof. Camels dont like walking backwards and sitting down in the back of a pickup.

David Blaine put them there....

 

[Benchwayze]

Did they crane the camels in to the pick up, or is it a spoof. Camels dont like walking backwards and sitting down in the back of a pickup.

David Blaine put them there....

Sorry, but I think you'll find it was David Eyke!!

 

[jhwbigley]

Defender...'nuff said :wink: - Rob

same, :wink: best tool i ever bought.

John

 

[Harbo]

Having driven LR's for years on site 'Nuff said is the word

I am restricted to just over 6' - that's the length from the boot to the dashboard - my car, which is a saloon, has rear seats which fold down.
Makes a mess of the upholstery though!

Rod

 

[Lee Brubaker]

Notice the rear tire bulge.....horribly overloaded...ohhhh welllll. Me, I haul all of my lumber in my Nissan Maxima with the rear seats folded down. It will take 9ft. boards & still close the trunk lid. When sheet goods are required I take a cutting plan with me & the supplier cuts it accordingly using their panel saw. These too go into the car & the trunk lid closed. Maybe I should be saying the lid to the "boot" ?

Lee

 

[archersam]

Extra Long wheel base Transit hi cube (it is HUGE) complete with heated Recaro for my bum on cold days and personalised signwriting by Goldie :shock: