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Read articles →This is a firewood-hauling vlog, not a tractor review: the creator uses his Kioti CK2610 (nicknamed Khaleesi) to haul free tree-service wood (pine, river birch, ash) home using a homemade carry-all-frame-turned-forks instead of a grapple. It briefly discusses why the improvised forks outperform a grapple for hauling volume, but skips specs, controls, or a real walkaround. Best for firewood-processing fans curious about workarounds, not shoppers wanting a tractor evaluation.
Posted by the Back 40 Firewood channel, an owner using his own tractor for firewood chores and casual vlogging, including plugs for a regular livestream.
The creator says the forks work well because he can load wood on the bucket and the back at once, taking more wood per trip than a grapple and making fewer trips overall.
He used four-foot treated two by twelve planks originally from garden boxes, bolting two onto the back of the carry-all frame and two onto the side of a pallet.
Yes, the creator moved two loads of wood from a dump trailer to his wood yard in a couple hours using homemade fork attachments instead of a grapple.
