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Another obsolete skidder added to my collection of no longer made machines
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<blockquote data-quote="Oldtimer" data-source="post: 4301858" data-attributes="member: 45510"><p>Jr., you have a good eye! That is a Serco 8500. The load is about 14 cord of poplar pulp.</p><p></p><p>The 648D is perfect for a one or two man operation. Big enough to move wood like you mean it, small enough to get around well in the woods. And relatively easy to work on. No computers or fly-by-wire crap.</p><p>A 540 is a fine small lot / houselot machine. But the grapple makes the biggest difference.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Oldtimer, post: 4301858, member: 45510"] Jr., you have a good eye! That is a Serco 8500. The load is about 14 cord of poplar pulp. The 648D is perfect for a one or two man operation. Big enough to move wood like you mean it, small enough to get around well in the woods. And relatively easy to work on. No computers or fly-by-wire crap. A 540 is a fine small lot / houselot machine. But the grapple makes the biggest difference. [/QUOTE]
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