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Any forestry that involves a winch will double your costs. I have never managed to to extract on slopes for the value of the timber, particularly small diameter. Looking at the size if the timber,  i would guess £60 per cube would be more realistic. Remember that you are adding value to the remaining trees.

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On 31/03/2021 at 13:32, Khriss said:

I loyk yur tracter 😉 ground looks in yr favour thou,  not too wet. K

Yes shes my hardest worker hahaha ive had her rebuilt twice i now regularly check the oil hahahaha and yea was reasonably dry the whole job....nice

 

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On 31/03/2021 at 18:06, slack ma girdle said:

Any forestry that involves a winch will double your costs. I have never managed to to extract on slopes for the value of the timber, particularly small diameter. Looking at the size if the timber,  i would guess £60 per cube would be more realistic. Remember that you are adding value to the remaining trees.

Guess it depends on the site and what your winching up with?

Just had half of it extracted and a arctic of beech gone at 27.9 cubes thats a nice pay out at £32.50 £906.75 in 4 days plus ive been offered 20% of any profit from the job....

Probably got another beech 

2 trucks of 8 meter and 4 meter poles 

1 truck of chip

1 truck of fencing 

Total 30 man days 

20210409_143640.jpg

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2 hours ago, Nathan Pearson said:

Guess it depends on the site and what your winching up with?

Just had half of it extracted and a arctic of beech gone at 27.9 cubes thats a nice pay out at £32.50 £906.75 in 4 days plus ive been offered 20% of any profit from the job....

Probably got another beech 

2 trucks of 8 meter and 4 meter poles 

1 truck of chip

1 truck of fencing 

Total 30 man days 

20210409_143640.jpg

That's tidy wood, whoever's processing it should appreciate it. Shame you're not near me to buy it. 😉

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Guess it depends on the site and what your winching up with?
Just had half of it extracted and a arctic of beech gone at 27.9 cubes thats a nice pay out at £32.50 £906.75 in 4 days plus ive been offered 20% of any profit from the job....
Probably got another beech 
2 trucks of 8 meter and 4 meter poles 
1 truck of chip
1 truck of fencing 
Total 30 man days 
20210409_143640.thumb.jpg.71da4ca26bd78d6cd1b0b41997f4cb2a.jpg

Sounds far too cheap .. good efforts though.
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Thanks for your comments yes taper was low due to no intervention since planting so stems where lovely didnt want to over thin as fear for windthrow but there is loads more to do next year bit by bit may get a remote winch for then haha.

 

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