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    Once timber is cut and processed, it’s time for a skidder to do its thing and move the tree to a staging area for further processing or to be loaded for transport.

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    Hours: 10,900
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    Location: Redding, California
    Seller: Shane Co
    Hours: 11,500
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    Location: White Sulphur Springs, Montana
    Seller: Sun Mountain Lumber
    Hours: 7,611
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    Location: Scottsville, Virginia
    Seller: Forest Pro Inc
    ROPS: Open
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    Location: Redding, California
    Seller: Shane Co
    Hours: 10,805
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    Location: Deer Lodge, Montana
    Seller: Sun Mountain Lumber
    Hours: 15,943
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    Location: Deer Lodge, Montana
    Seller: Sun Mountain Lumber
    Stock Number: 14271701
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    Location: Granite Falls, North Carolina
    Seller: Carolina Used Machinery
    Hours: 12,000
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    Location: Granite Falls, North Carolina
    Seller: Carolina Used Machinery
    Hours: 10,800
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    Location: Whigham, Georgia
    Hours: 13,000
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    Location: Granite Falls, North Carolina
    Seller: Carolina Used Machinery
    Hours: 3,688
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    Location: Statesville, North Carolina
    Hours: 1,260
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    Location: Castle Hayne, North Carolina
    Hours: 7,150
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    Location: Constantia, New York
    ROPS: Enclosed
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    Location: Granite Falls, North Carolina
    Seller: Carolina Used Machinery
    Hours: 6,496
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    Location: Hope Mills, North Carolina
    Hours: 4,449
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    Location: Scottsville, Virginia
    Seller: Forest Pro Inc
    Hours: 4,449
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    Location: Scottsville, Virginia
    Seller: Forest Pro Inc
    Hours: 8,325
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    Location: Ashland, Virginia
    Hours: 8,300
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    Location: Grenada, Mississippi
    Hours: 10,000
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    Location: Hickory, Mississippi
    Seller: TraxPlus
    Hours: 9,930
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    Location: Moncks Corner, South Carolina
    Seller: W & W TRUCK & TRACTOR INC
    Hours: 9,546
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    Location: Moncks Corner, South Carolina
    Seller: W & W TRUCK & TRACTOR INC
    Hours: 3,438
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    Location: Spokane, Washington
    Seller: Papé Machinery Construction & Forestry
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    USD $69,000
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    Rental Prices:
    Daily: USD $1,000
    Weekly: USD $3,000
    Monthly: USD $9,000
    Hours: 9,721
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    Location: Salem, Ohio
    Hours: 8,985
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    Location: Spokane, Washington
    Seller: Papé Machinery Construction & Forestry
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    USD $85,000
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    Rental Prices:
    Weekly: USD $2,850
    Monthly: USD $8,500
    Hours: 7,725
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    Location: Norton, West Virginia
    Hours: 4,300
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    Location: Grenada, Mississippi
    Hours: 5,000
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    Location: White Sulphur Springs, Montana
    Seller: Sun Mountain Lumber

    About Skidders

    Skidders are heavy forestry machines used to pull cut trees and logs from the site where they were felled to a landing where they are further processed or loaded onto logging trucks. The process of moving the trees from the cutting site to the landing is called “skidding.” 

    The skidders you’ll see for sale on ForestryTrader.com tend to be heavy four-wheel-drive tractors, often with an articulating chassis, that are capable traversing rugged terrain. Mounted to the front of the skidder is a cable and winch or a grapple attachment, or both, with a short hydraulically powered boom. Other common features of skidders include a reinforced cab and a blade on the back that can be raised and lowered by the operator. These machines are typically powered by diesel engines, and come in a variety of sizes and capabilities.

    Types Of Skidders

    Most often, skidders are classified as either cable or grapple units, with the former designed to reel in and haul logs using a winch, and the latter using a grapple or a clam-bunk attachment. Today, cable and winch-only skidders are less popular than grapple or dual-function skidders. Skidders with a single-function boom utilize a pair of hydraulic cylinders to lift and lower loads. Skidders with a dual-function boom employ four cylinders, providing a wider range of movement. Some grabble booms can also be swung from side to side, letting the operator access logs that are not lined up with the front of the machine.

    Find The Right Skidder

    Popular manufacturers of new and used skidders available on ForestryTrader.com include Caterpillar , Deere , Franklin , Tigercat , Timberjack , and Tree Farmer .