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Read articles →A follow-up to a high-view earlier video, this one gives a proper walkthrough of a DIY three-point carry-all built on a $139 King Cutter frame. Mike walks through every board size, fastener choice, angled side cuts, chainsaw mount, and axe holder, and gives a total material cost around $230, $240. Best for anyone considering building or buying one of these attachments for firewood hauling or ballast.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own rural property, with no apparent brand sponsorship or dealer affiliation.
The King Cutter frame was $139, and with lumber the total cost was about $230 to $240 for the whole build.
Back boards were 2x6, 2x6, 2x6, 2x8, and a 2x10 on top. The floor used a 2x6, 2x10, 2x8, and another 2x10, all about 48.25 inches long.
Mike got his at Rural King. Tractor Supply also carries them, and possibly Northern Tool, though he was not positive about that one.
Yes, it works great as ballast for loader work by throwing some weight in the back of the carry-all.
