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  1. McKraut New Member

    joined: Sep 1, 2011
    87 posts
    South Central PA
    Hi Everybody,

    Does anybody have any experience with these? I would like to get them to help simplifiy the skidding process. Any comments or insights woudl be appreciated.

    Thank you,

    Bob
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  2. Sean McGillicuddy Member

    joined: Jan 7, 2012
    201 posts
    Easton mass.
    No !!! but plenty with the Guinness!!!!!!!!!!!!!;)
    Thistle likes this.
  3. McKraut New Member

    joined: Sep 1, 2011
    87 posts
    South Central PA
    Yeh, it is beautiful isn't it?

    I wish I was at a pub right now......
  4. Thistle Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 16, 2010
    3,937 posts
    Central IA
    I have a very old pair of those tongs,the ring is hand-forged. Dont get used much anymore but I wouldnt be without them.
  5. bogydave Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 4, 2009
    7,986 posts
    So Cent ALASKA
  6. McKraut New Member

    joined: Sep 1, 2011
    87 posts
    South Central PA
  7. McKraut New Member

    joined: Sep 1, 2011
    87 posts
    South Central PA
    Sorry about that. Yes, I use a JD 4020. I use a chain and choke too. but in the past I've had problems with getting the chains under the logs on the ground and I've busted quite a few chains as they skidded on the ground. I am not sure if these tongs will be able to handle the logs I pull.
  8. MasterMech Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 2, 2011
    4,970 posts
    Hudson Valley NY
    That's a whole lotta tractor. I'd be looking for BIG chains if I was hooking a 4020 to them.
  9. McKraut New Member

    joined: Sep 1, 2011
    87 posts
    South Central PA
    It's a great tractor. I love using it for everything around the farm. I have used 3/8" chain for the last 25 years. I break chains at least 3 to 4 times a year. It's a small prce to pay AND I get o pull out my welder and play with that for a while.

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