Posted by jbruce on April 19, 2008 at 15:27:29 from (65.255.150.157):
In Reply to: Logging Skidder posted by fergienewbee on April 19, 2008 at 14:51:49:
Yes, I have logged with a 4WD Pettibone with forks. And like you, I preffered to carry them out, especially if they were going to my mill. You might want to check around about which lenghs are preferred, but if possible don't limit yourself to one length. Look the tree over to see what lengths the tree naturally cuts into as far as crooks and also try to cut at the optimum diameter as each log is measured at the small end. Also cut a few inches longer than even feet. You probably already knew all this if you are planning to cut logs, but if you didn't, hope this helps. Stay safe.
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