Carrying big stuff, tips?

[Old Mill Tree Care]

You can hire all sorts of motorised tracked or wheeled machines.

Search for track barrows, muck barrows, Boxer and other variants.

Better still, buy a Stein Arbor trolley and when you've finished with it I'll buy it for tuppence, although I don't really need another one😂.

[dirty boy]

can you not get permission from the house closer to the wood to use their access route then a smaller drag

 

It's actually fenced in, the person who owns the wood lives at the bottom left corner of that picture. There's a locked gate to get into the wood, otherwise that would have been a good suggestion.

 

Looks like it's the hard way huh? lol!

 

Maybe tie some ropes and drag, but then the wheelbarrow comes back into play..

[Stubby]

If you do skid em out make sure you clean off any soil , crud and stones before you put a saw to em .

[Jonny Burch]

I use a quad/arb trolley combo to help shift some of the bigger stuff.

[Pasty Muncher]

Should you need any advice from a professional woodcutter, I am based near you, and although I'm away all week I'm home at weekends and would gladly pop down to see you.

You'll probably find that the most important training for chainsaw use will cost you a lot less than you think and the peace of mind it gives you will make it worth every penny. I would strongly advise against training via you-tube as there are some serious muppets putting "training" videos on there.

 

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[Rich2484]

Can you not get permission from the farmer to use a strip along the fields. Get some timber out that way. Maybe a beer token or two.

[Pat Ferrett]

If I were in your chainsaw boots I'd log the trees up and hire a dumper for a morning to forward it to the road, Job done

[woody paul]

Helli-loggers??? Know Anyone with a horse.

[10 men]

Buy some logs???

[Tom D]

A track barrow is the best option, you can hire one from £40-60 a day, you will shift 10 times what you will carrying it out.