Don't have a picture of it, but I have a winch I made one from an old percussion drilling winch - pretty much like winch in this video link, mounted to a heavy, homemade dual-axle trailer with a drop-down blade at the rear. Works from a Wisconsin 40 HP power unit and has one heck of a reduction (much slower than the one in the video), so it will pull just about anything. Very cumbersome though - for anything smaller than 30 diameter and easy to get to I'll just use the clam on a three point hitch. We borrow my cousin's Wallenstein FX90 sometimes. It's not as heavy-duty as the homemade one, but it's a lot more user-friendly
One of these days I'll get a skidder again - haven't had one around here since I was about 3 years old which is kind of stupid, really: I have 6 old circular sawmills, my father has a band mill, combined we have several hundred acres of bush (more than half of it hardwood), and we're still using my hokey, cobbled-together unit to skid logs. Too many things to spend money on...
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