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Old 07-21-2012, 07:52 PM
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I want to make a cabin road now! These little tractors are great! That looked like fun, and some good pick'in music in the video too!
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Oh I'd love to have a set - would love to see what they can do. I'm thinking weights on the front wouldn't be a bad idea either. Going up the steep slopes on this road lightend the steering to much. Wheels actually came off the ground. (not shown in the video)

I also plan on using the cub to do some logging. I'm working up some ideas for a log dolly. Need something to drag the logs out of the woods. I like the idea of the small tractor - less impact on the land.
Would this help?

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/a...hp?albumid=523
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That's just awesome! Looks like you have some experience pulling logs around. Looks like it would be fairly easy to fabricate. Any advice?
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Thanks all!

Now that I've seen that log skid I'm wondering what else the cub could do?

A front end loader to pick up logs and load onto a portable mill? Power a portable mill?
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Here's my brief story about the log skidder. I made it myself.
The chain is fastened at each corner to help the bend from flattening out.
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=18879
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