There were a lot of serious questions about this clam-bunk from Poland after one of international fairs. Take a look and share, please. Price 6.500 EUR net. Questions? [email protected] Best regards Piotr Leszczyński
We've used them here for years skidding tree length wood.
Looks useful size for here in England.
As Haulback says they were used here for years but I haven't seen one for a lot of years. The early ones that I worked on were Timberjack and it didn't take too many years of that kind of use for the cracks to start showing up all over them. In the right terrain with the right size of wood they were monsters for dragging trees to the landings. I think the advent of shovel logging meant the decline of this type of skidder in the Northwestern United States.
The standard grapple skidder with the big grapple replaced them.
Used to be a bunch of clambunks in Northern Minnesota also. Skidders are so big now and so much faster, so they have totally replaced the clambunks. Can't push yourself out of a soft spot with a clambunk, easy to do with a dual arch skidder.