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I came across this Swedish webpage where they detail the rebuilding of an earth sheltered building. They have several pictures of the devices that they used to move their new poles. It's like a wheel barrow without any kind of barrow, just the handles and wheels. What do you think it would be called? Does anyone read Swedish?
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Would you call this a log wheel?
Would you call this a log wheel?

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Have you copied and pasted it over to google translate?

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It says they are specially made carts, welded together just for the purpose of moving the logs.
 
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Suzanne Jabs wrote:It says they are specially made carts, welded together just for the purpose of moving the logs.


Thanks, Suzanne!

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