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nice axe there northwoods ive been running my 221 for about 13 years now. How many times have you layed it on its side? Ive only done it once no big deal. I would be lost without it.
barbender in our swamps, the Bell with tracks would be the way to go. I've been in swamps around Deer River, that a skidder wouldn't go in, we had to pack trails with a wide track cat.If you drove a three wheel feller, with fluid in the tires in one of these swamps, that's right where you'd be in the swamp.It wouldn't work with out the fluid, there's to much weight per sq inch on the ground, with rubber tires.
One more question Is your sawhead a chainsaw bar type or a disc saw (hot saw) ?
Now that's the way to go, it really kicks butt in that blow down, or right away clean up. It would be a good place to be running semi carbide chain, there's a lot of dirt, in, round and on that kind of cutting.I have cleaned up many blow down sales just like that with a cable skidder, this is just a little bit faster i would have to say, and takes the danger out of it.Now if it would limb and cut to length wouldn't that make it sweet machine, getter done, in stead of making a another job out of it.
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