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Forestry 1970 43(2):175-179; doi:10.1093/forestry/43.2.175
© 1970 by Institute of Chartered Foresters
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The Optimum Siting of Roads for Winch Extraction

R. E. STUMBLES

Forestry Commission

When timber is extracted by double-drum winch there will be an optimum extraction distance, which will give lowest over-all extraction costs. A method is suggested of calculating this optimum distance and from this a guide is obtained as to the best position for road construction in small woods where only one road is required.


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