Anyone use one of these?

[Marsh Monkey]

My quad is hating me i used it last year to pull out ash from my fires was wondering if this is a better solution oh i work in a marsh just to be awkward

 

[testcricket01]

they look like there useful and good fun

[Kev Stephenson]

armchair arborist has something similar. Have a look back through his posts for pictures or send him a PM

[RobRainford]

A muk truck would be a good alternative if you want a narrow access machine. They pull well too

[Treecreeper1961]

Depends on the access but they are really good. I have used them to move timber out of a wood, amazing how much you can shift with them. Would probably dig in between tussocks in wet pools though.

[Marsh Monkey]

Depends on the access but they are really good. I have used them to move timber out of a wood, amazing how much you can shift with them. Would probably dig in between tussocks in wet pools though.

 

access not a problem width wise it's the floating peat over old dykes i really worry about guess i'll have to give them a call and see i they'll let me break i mean test one

[bobh]

Got an old Kubota, looks exactly the same as the 350, shifts an surprising amount of stuff, 350kg payload. I'm sure if I got round to making a few modifications I could do a lot more with it.

The main downside i have found is it is very unstable going across slopes when fully loaded, but you will soon find out what the limits are

It's in the background of the photos on this thread

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/milling-forum/41041-sunday-milling.html

[PeteB]

Depending on your budget, Google and YouTube "iron horse", they used to be marketed under the jonsered name but can be had from somewhere abroad. I found a couple on mascus or agriaffaires. A member, Big Bolt has one in wet Norfolk. Bloody good but dearer than a tracked barrow.

[Marsh Monkey]

i'd love an iron horse but can't afford the 9k price tag thought this may be a cheap option

[RichardT]

I see that Artcom seem to have dropped the Iron Horse in favour of this:

 

Artcom Tradebridge Ltd

 

No idea on prices.