Dan_IN_MN
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I don't think this one has seen any skidding time! :hmm3grin2orange:
How do YOU get your wood out of the woods?
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I don't think this one has seen any skidding time! :hmm3grin2orange:
spike60
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This way if it's my woods;
Or this way if it's somebody else's woods;
Or this way if it's somebody else's woods;
saxman
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Here is my Kubota 3830. I love the pallet forks. Really handy to use in woodView attachment 283919View attachment 283920
whitedogone
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You'd never look back if you had a grapple!! Best $600 I ever spent!
These pics may have been on here before.
My PSD 6 speed and gooseneck. FIL's NH skid steer.
Not pictured are FIL's 986 IH and 1486 IH if needed.
edit: my '91 off road only s-10
My PSD 6 speed and gooseneck. FIL's NH skid steer.
Not pictured are FIL's 986 IH and 1486 IH if needed.
edit: my '91 off road only s-10
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ramzilla
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Where did you get the skidder/winch attachment or is it homemade? Pretty slick setup
EricNY
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Guido Salvage
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Givem a cigar for knowing a Pacer from a Pony. It is a 1952, belongs to my wife and I do have the side panals for it.
Al
I knew, I have owned 2 Pacers.
Blazin
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Trx250r180
Saw polisher
dozerdan
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I sold about ten of those and I kept one for myself. When I started looking for a good winch that was build here in the states I found them. They are or were build here in Pa by Amish. The rights to build them has been sold 3 times in the last ten years but they are still build in Pa.
There may be some copyright infringement going on, not sure. I do know that my manual says La-Winch on the front cover.
Its built tough, they have 165 ft cable, rear blade that will pivot, if needed. They rated them at a 6500 pound pull, that's a joke, they are super under rated. I have pulled that hard with it that it lifted all 4 tires off the ground on that MF 235, rear tires are loaded and it has rear weights.
Just drop the blade and pull, the blade will hold the tractor, I never put the tractor brakes on.
Here are a few pictures of a new one.
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Later
Dan
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EricNY
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Get a hitch on that jet sled
would make life a bit easier :beer:
Sagetown
Farmer and a STIHL
Soon's I saw rx' trailer, I said that's the same one being shipped to me. I liked the raised bed, so when mine came in I went to work. I still need to paint the rework, but had to try it out today. I'll post some pics next.
Sagetown
Farmer and a STIHL
This hill is pretty steep. I nearly made it to the top, but I was going too slow. Had to back down to near level ground and try again. Locked in the 4x4, and low gear, and pour the gas to her and when I hit the steep part she pulled right on through it. Never lost a piece of wood either.
Proof that I made it to the top. I was sure I could, but that first attempt went sour.
Proof that I made it to the top. I was sure I could, but that first attempt went sour.
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Used a little John Deere 180 riding mower with homemade chains on the rear tires and a trailer big enough to haul 6 sticks then found this. 1977 F-250 Highboy. 351M 4 speed. This thing will climb a tree and go after squirrels.
Used a little John Deere 180 riding mower with homemade chains on the rear tires and a trailer big enough to haul 6 sticks then found this. 1977 F-250 Highboy. 351M 4 speed. This thing will climb a tree and go after squirrels.
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hey that looks like a makita chainsaw :haha:
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