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Will Cobb

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My big Westwood Gazelle tractor. Currently converted so it can cut grass. During the winter it is used along side the 110 to get wood out of a SSSi :-)

 

 

How does it grip? Do you put tractor tyres on it? Mine used to spin on a cow turd, I thought about welding up the rear diff but never did in the end

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There maybe only 2 or 3 of that kind in this country bill, but they are very popular in Canada- America where they grapple skid the whole tree to the roadside processor, but there are other makes of skidders out there that do a similar job,

 

biggest problem for the drivers is suffering back problems from facing forwards in the seat and twisting the spine to look behind to see whats happening,

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