Posted by Ron/PA on March 08, 2013 at 14:07:31 from (108.57.16.81):
In Reply to: logging winch JD 3320 posted by Dr. Walt on March 08, 2013 at 13:48:17:
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Dr. Walt, unless I mis-understood the OP he's pulling logs up steep valley sides and ravines. If his are any like ours here in PA. Trying to drive a wheeled tractor up the side of our ravines by itself is suicide. Put the weight of a log behind it and you're just about guaranteed to kill someone.
Our commercial loggers won't drive their skidders up the sides, and they're usually shy about track machines.
Not my business, but danged if I'd try hauling a log up valley sides, arch or no arch.
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