Show your tractors

[Gray git]

I’ll counter your massive Valtra with my little SAME - such a great little winch tractor!
I bought it last year from a quarry we do a lot of work in - it had only done 2000hrs on a dust suppression bowser. 
It goes literally anywhere, and uses no diesel ever…
 
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And it'll probably be still running long after the valtra has been broken for parts!

[Fuzzy feller]

Some older machines I run in the fire wood business 

[AndyO]

Got the Igland Multigrip mounted to the pallet forks recently.
So far it seems a handy thing to have and a bonus that it opens to almost vertical for handling pallets without needing to unbolt it.
Also quite surprised by its gripping power!
Anyone else run a bolt on pallet fork grab?

[monkeybusiness]

This cracking setup is on site turning larch into biomass this week - lovely bit of kit (we are making it work hard though!).

It was filling these walking floors in less than an hour (which is very good IME - an Albach will do the same in 20 mins but is 3 times more powerful and probably 4 times the price). The chip quality is very good too.

 

[monkeybusiness]

This was on another site a couple of weeks ago - the tractor was a loaner and apparently underpowered for this chipper but it was still doing a decent job.

The walking floor self-loading is quite an unusual sight!

[Tilio-acerion]

New Valtra G series….

[gary112]

Wish i had this now 

[woody paul]

Last night on, Inside the factory BBC2 there was a nice County winch tractor .

BBC iPlayer - Inside the Factory - Series 6: 5. Chairs

WWW.BBC.CO.UK

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Gregg visits a factory that makes 10,000 chairs every year.

 

[openspaceman]

16 hours ago, gary112 said:

Wish i had this now 

If you fancy a bit of restoration I have a very tatty 1164, not a nasty flat floor model.

[openspaceman]

15 hours ago, woody paul said:

Last night on, Inside the factory BBC2 there was a nice County winch tractor .

BBC iPlayer - Inside the Factory - Series 6: 5. Chairs

WWW.BBC.CO.UK

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Gregg visits a factory that makes 10,000 chairs every year.

 

Interesting and the chaps felling the ash knew where they were at; felling it flat on the fork to stop it splitting down the butt. It would have hammered over but they made the mistake of adding the tractor pulling for entertainment and they miscalculated  the rope length, it cost them a back window by the looks . I wonder if they reported a tree falling on tractor under RIDDOR.

 

It seemed strange they would skid logs out on that flat ground, even stranger to see a mill yard that muddy nowadays.

 

We only supplied beech to Smiths for Ercol but did attempt some woodmizered ash squares for another company that imported from the states