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We had those skidders in our logging area back in the early '70s before I started logging in 1974. The crews were piling pulpwood with them roadside, but when the company decided to use roadside cut to length slashers the skidder pilers were converted to blades when tree length was then cut and...

I'm looking into this Timberjack 230 cable skidder with factory piler. Would make a real nice addition to my tree service.

I liked the old TJ 230 and 240D's. Only one side to get on & off but low to the ground and good center of gravity for the operator. From sitting offset to the left the operator has a good view of the blade while back blading and bunching up felled timber. Their winches were nice too. Alot...

Holidays going good Justin, highs around mid 80's and damn that sun is bright:) Only here for a week, wish we could stay longer but kids are older now and can't miss too much school. About private land logging here the land owners still have to follow government regs like around rivers...

I'm sitting here in a resort in Punta Cana and all I see is a jungle full of palm trees with more under brush then trees.....there's a big Husqvarna billboard down the road.:lol: As Justin says in Canada most of the timber in the Canadian wilderness is called "crown land" owned by each of the...