In my never ending hunt for firewood I involved myself in a small clearing job , my question is will a tracked (ASV) skidder be efficient and durable at clearing small scrub trees and under brush?
The property owner has a Cat hoe and a 95hp ASV rubber tracked loader on premises that I will have access to. It's roughly 3 acres of off-camber woods with heavy Honeysuckel growth and a bunch of mature hardwoods , I'll end up with approximately 10 cords of wood that I can removed at my convenience.
Years back I helped my father clear a similar piece of land with a rubber tired Bobcat , I spent most of my time repairing punctured tires and blown beads...very :censored: aggravating!
Will rubber tracks stay put under repeated root/small stump contact ?
Thanks, Jeff
The property owner has a Cat hoe and a 95hp ASV rubber tracked loader on premises that I will have access to. It's roughly 3 acres of off-camber woods with heavy Honeysuckel growth and a bunch of mature hardwoods , I'll end up with approximately 10 cords of wood that I can removed at my convenience.
Years back I helped my father clear a similar piece of land with a rubber tired Bobcat , I spent most of my time repairing punctured tires and blown beads...very :censored: aggravating!
Will rubber tracks stay put under repeated root/small stump contact ?
Thanks, Jeff
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