Thanks to over a decade of experience, we know how to transport a skidder with ease. There are some basic factors we consider, including the size of the skidder, the functions, and the clients' requests. There are different skidder shipping details to take into account before deciding which driver and trailer would be best for your skidder transport. Prior to requesting our exceptional shipping services, clients are sometimes undecided over which skidder to use in their projects. We are proud of our diverse services, therefore, before hauling a skidder to the next forestry or landscaping operations, some of the things you should consider include:

• The type of skidder. If it's a cable skidder the cable will be attached and reeled out. The pulling back and forth of the cable cuts the timber. The grapple and the winch hold the tree while the skidder pulls them to a processing or landing area.

• Grapple skidders consist of a grapple bucket which replaces a winch. The bucket is fixated to the skidder itself using a boom, the boom in turn lifts and cuts the timber, Nonetheless, if you are unable to identify the type of skidder you have at hand, you can count on our team of experts to help you with the process.

• Operational factors are another detail when deciding the best rig for shipping a skidder. Different skidders from different brands have different workability and parts. For instance, the tree size should match the skidder to be used. Before selecting the type of skidder you want to transport to the working site, the type of skidder should match the profile of the trees. Clients who prefer transporting the tracked skidder to their project site use them due to their traction and pulling ability. Skidder hauling is one of our specialties, we are good at it and all for a good reason - Dedication, satisfaction, and commendable route planning services. Call us now! (800) 908-6206