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He says 17k. But after breaking a couple welds on the lift... he keeps it at about 14 :lol: The neck and frame are all I Beam.

Here is Dales trailer. Well thought out. 16 foot dump he has sides for. Take sides off, log trailer with stakes. He is still plying with different door ideas and such. But quite versitile.

This was about an average load for the flat bed 14 foot with the mini. Forks stacked it. I can lift about 800# with the Dingo max. Takes two guys standing on it to put 1000 on the trailer. I need to make it with pockets for stakes so I can go higher. This trailer should be able to haul almost...

I think Adrian was selling his 20 foot goose neck dump recent. Nice trailer if you have something to pull it.

I love my 14 foot.. well behaved and I can do some good sized wood and still get the mini on it. Although, there are times I want bigger. All depends on what pulls the load. My 10 foot dump works great behind even my lighter truck and holds the mini fine. Just can't haul much with it in there...

You. Are not imagining it

Yeah, the Avant is hard to ignore. I think Chip bought a Gehl 540 with duals and loves the stability of it. Bigger unit though.

It seems it would fit proper into my compact set up. I need to up my forwarding speed and load height past the dingo's capacity. Yet stay portable.

I think this is the one Carl was talking about and I am VERY interested in. Paying down my credit now so I can run some numbers soon. <iframe width="420" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/NM-E_aS3lvU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Today was just 2 climbers and 2 ground men. The small chipper. Pruned two decent size mulberrys and headed out by just after lunch. Went down the road and took down probably 8 more smallish blue oaks while I climbed and pieced one decent sized one from over a barn. Done by 4:40 Maybe Mariposa's...

The way a mini makes clean up go faster is quite amazing. Used to be I would often come down to help catch up the clean up and often go back up to chunk her down or drop the stem and them help clean up some more. Now days, come out of the tree, take off the climb gear, drop the spar onto clean...

You been busy I see.. LOL

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Been real happy with my little dingo. I will be buying a mini articulated loader next. Better load height and perfect for my better terrain jobs. Better lifting capacity and faster travel for forwarding. Dingo is very portable and does a lot of work. Pays for itself over and over again. Doubt I...