What to do with brash on a forestry job when you

[Drayton tree care]

That sound like a long winded affair

[aspenarb]

Can you not fell them back into the wood rather than onto the rides so there's no brash on the rides?

 

Otherwise, could you not just blade it back into the edges with the winch?

 

Unless you're geared up for handling brash (tractor with front loader and muck grab is quickest IME but forwarder is better than nowt) then burning is a ballache.

 

Especially in close proximity of the woodland.

 

If you were to buzz the stumps down a bit it would be an easy job for a mulcher.

 

Bob

[renewablejohn]

That sound like a long winded affair

 

Well if you have more than a few bags you could chip and extract in bulk using this.

[Brushcutter]

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Looking good. You running double drum haul in/out.

[fergusonforestry]

don't forget to phone fire control

[Brushcutter]

don't forget to phone fire control

 

Yes make sure you do that......or else they turn up with a fire engine or two.

[Sussex Groundie]

I either chip mine across the woodland floor or chip into a bit pile to extract at a later date

[felixthelogchopper]

Tracked chipper (handy for carrying your kit in too ).

[Drayton tree care]

No not double drum cable went to a pulley to pull tree against lean. Got 100m of cable so not to bad most of the site is accessible