skidding logs with a tractor? or?

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I've been logging with a tractor for many years, and I've tried grapples and quite a few other ways to load logs, clean slash and many other jobs with a tractor, out in the woods. By far, the best way I've ever found is to use pallet forks with a matching single grapple, like I have now!

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It does everything a big grapple does and much more,

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Even moving pallets or boxes of wood,

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and if you want, you can saw right between the forks,

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I can push the forks together and drive them into the ground under a boulder and pry/pull and lift the boulder right out of the ground,

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Because they do just about everything so well, I "rarely" take them off!

SR
 
Maybe it could save YOUR life, but not mine, personally I HATE that whiner transmission!!

Make mine gear drive pleasee!

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SR
If you run into something that could upend the tractor or impale you, you cannot push in the clutch fast enough in all cases. Releasing the pedal on a hydrostat stops the tractor instantly.
 
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