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wood hauling

Thread starter JimVT
Start date Nov 20, 2017

JimVT

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Nov 20, 2017

#1

I put my canyon to work . A public cabin needed wood so with a few volunteers and some slowdowns nearby we got it done Saturday.

The rounds were loaded with an excavator and hauled 300yards to two log splitters.

Red130

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Nov 20, 2017

#2

That looks like a good day. Did the Canyon have a hitch from the factory, or did you add one?

Pontoon Princess

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Nov 20, 2017

#3

my tucker hat off to your mighty Canyon

kind like, mighty mouse to the rescue

JimVT

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Nov 20, 2017

#4

Red130 said:
That looks like a good day. Did the Canyon have a hitch from the factory, or did you add one?

It came with one. This is when I was building a deck after adding 3ft to the frame.

Red130

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Nov 20, 2017

#5

That looks plenty stout. Do you use that as a tie down when trailering?

JimVT

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Nov 20, 2017

#6

Red130 said:
That looks plenty stout. Do you use that as a tie down when trailering?

Yes and two like it on the front of the cab for strapping to the trailer.
Track Is off today. I'm replacing the starter.
Jim

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