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    Dealing with the log(trunk) portion of the deadfall is only 25% of the work in this deadfall bug wood. Most of the work and time is the branches and limbs, say 5inches and down in diameter.-Dealing with those requires a wood chipper(other replies on here deal with chipping vs burning). You...
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    Well I grew up on a farm, not the high dollar type of farm, just a small operation. Our biggest tractor was a International 1586, between the tractors and our grain trucks that was our heavy equipment. I worked for a Ethanol plant for a year where we drove trucks with main and a pup into the...
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    you got me to thinking, if you could have only one machine, for tree and brush clearing could you get by with just the dozer without a bucket? reason i ask, i would have a better chance finding a machine with pto if i included the dozers as well as the bucket machines?
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    Thanks for that info., i really need the pto in combo with a crawler. Any of those models stick out to you as a good machine given the same track condition? My biggest concern is parts availability and the price of them.
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    Yes that's required here just to get a burn permit, you need something like at least 4" inches of snow and less than a 10 mile/hour wind. I only got the burn permit once can't remember the exact requirements off hand. I burnt a small tepee of pine beetle wood (approx. 5 ft in diameter at the...
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    I would have to wait until next year to get some more funds to buy a D6, but something to think about. Our forest is pine and spruce here and I would guess average tree diameter to only be 16 inches. So even when we rented the 6" chipper, you make great strides in mess cleanup without burning...
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    you bring up some good points, if i buy a crawler i will get a good condition undercarriage because its not feasible to only work up and down the hill as you point out i have been looking for pto and 3 point machines they are far less common for sure-that will making shopping much harder or...
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    Purchase Advice

    my land is steep enough and has so much deadfall driving a wheeled tractor doesnt seem possible, to high of a center of gravity and without tracks you would have to move even the smallest deadfall to not fix a tire puncture every day, my four wheeler tires are bad enough to keep up with...
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    i would not do alot of grading so it sounds like the bucket would be better for cleanup, thanks
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    Purchase Advice

    Hi guys, I have been reading through these posts trying to gather information on what type of machine might be best for me. I have 11 acres that has a bunch of bad Pine Beetle damage to the trees, and I need to clean the mess up. The terrain is pretty steep and there are trees fallen...
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