Any one use a 4-wheeler as a skidder
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A log hoop, much like the one pictured on frywoodguy's thread. the arch carries the bulk of the weight, and the solid attachment points keeps the log from gettin to crazy outta contol, and they drag eisier, and can turn shallow corners.
fyrwoodguy
Feeling the Heat
14 years of logging sure does help with this ATV version. ;-)
here's pics from "big wood trial"
one tree.
started the pull downhill,the rest of the pull uphill.
when unloading the log will not fall off arch without "help" :-/
took 6 hrs to skid all wood pictured. "hobby loggin' "
here's pics from "big wood trial"
one tree.
started the pull downhill,the rest of the pull uphill.
when unloading the log will not fall off arch without "help" :-/
took 6 hrs to skid all wood pictured. "hobby loggin' "
savageactor7
Minister of Fire
Holy cow... fyrwoodguy now those are some nice sized logs too...shows the incredible advantage of using an arch. If I were solely using an ATV to harvest logs a good arch would be a priority purchase. Very good pics.
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