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So this is my Honda four-wheeler. It's a 420cc machine. I've had it for about three years now
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I really like it a lot just for its engineering, but the real benefit is the fact that I've kind
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of outfitted it to be a rolling gas-powered four-wheel drive toolbox in a sense. Especially
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when I'm out here looking after fences and making sure the water is working for cattle
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and setting some dividing poly wire between the between the different sections of the pasture. So
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let's come on over and I'll take a look. You can take a look at some of the things I've done. This
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machine didn't come with all the accessories you see here. Kolpin makes this back rack super
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helpful. It's quite deep so it can hold a lot of stuff. Gas and oil for the chainsaws, some fencing
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tools, spare batteries for the cordless tools I have on here too and I'll show you guys that in
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a minute. One thing down here, I got an extension to this trailer hitch to get it out kind of even
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with the back rack. That was very helpful too. I have a couple of trailers I pull with that. And
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then chainsaw holder, super handy. It's a great way to hold the saw because you never know when
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you're gonna need a saw around here. A fallen tree or something that needs to be cleaned up
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maybe a little bit of firewood cutting. Although I use a bigger saw for real firewood cutting. Moose
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Utility makes this. This is quite beefy. I kind of wish that back one was as heavy as this. It's
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heavy enough but this is really solid. It's the same company that makes the plow blade that I put
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on the front. As far as stuff I carry, you've seen me using this, just a pruning chainsaw. It's
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great for those times when you're feeding the chipper or you're cutting firewood too and you
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want to just limb some of the branches off the trunk. This is actually a PVC shear. It's meant
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for cutting PVC conduit, water pipe, packs, stuff like that. But I'll show you in a minute, it's also
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a terrific pruning tool. Not for around here so much but back at the house where you have to do
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careful pruning. It's quite quite useful for that. This is Army Surplus ammunition box. They make
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great toolboxes. Not only are they really strong and they don't cost too much, they got a waterproof
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gasket on them. This is where I keep all kinds of things like power sharp. This actually lets you
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sharpen a chainsaw, a dull chainsaw in about 20 seconds or so. I'll show you about that later
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sometime. Some bungee cords. I keep some drawings here as well because I need to know where to put
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the various fence wires that define the pasture and keep the cattle into smaller sections. I found
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that the only way to lay out things accurately as far as size of chunks go is on Google Earth. So
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each one of these points is where I'm going to, it was where I have installed one strand of electric
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polywire to form kind of pie-shaped segments. Water is here and water is up there so the pie
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shaped segments all lead to the water so I don't have to have a whole bunch of water supply everywhere
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I should have got one of these four wheelers a long time ago because it's really boosted my
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productivity. If you got any questions about this setup, I've got a great trailer that I
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pull behind it too. I can cover that in another video but just super useful. I hope you like taking a look at it
