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Diamond Dave

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  1. Sorry guys, thanks for the replies. I had completely forgotten I'd started this post. Just after Id written it, I spoke with a guy who ran a number of tractors in the woods and had a spare set of chains I could have. Just in the process of getting them fitted, will let you know how they go. Thanks.
  2. I use a small MF35 in the wood to extract timber. It has new tyres filled with ballast , although i expect they have gone a bit hard as they are unused but quite old. Grips well on soil but roots and rock stop it instantly. I’m thinking of fitting a set of chains in hope they will help in the roots, but there’s quite a few options and I’m not sure which is best. Can anyone recommend a set/tyre/style that will help for timber extraction in a steep woodland? Maybe also a recommended supplier? Cheers

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