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Re: Re: Re: Pasqualli/skidding
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Posted by J. Ostergard on January 31, 2001 at 17:02:33 from (152.163.201.178):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Pasqualli/skidding posted by Canadian Cowboy on January 28, 2001 at 20:54:27:
Cowboy, thanks for the returns. What do you mean
by 150 Bidirectional? In this part of Maine we
have a lot of folks from away who have bought up
100-500 acreas and shiver at the thought of a
skidder in their woods. now I have worked on a
skidder crew with a small shear and a JD 540 and
its be a bueatiful job. However I now use a JD
1050 with a Farmi and work with one chopper. I
think there is a new market for small ops such as
that here thus my interest in the Pasqualli.
Again...Than
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