NOUN
- a worker who uses a skid to move logs
- a person who slips or slides because of loss of traction
- a tractor used to haul logs over rough terrain
How To Use skidder In A Sentence
- Giving the driver a nod, the truck gunned it, and sped back onto the more secure skidder tail.
- It stayed that way for a decade, using bunchers, skidders, delimbers and slashers to bring ready-to-saw material out of the bush.
- Meanwhile, the skidder starts lighting his own farts, or else has an accident with his flammable crotchal deodorant and pubic styling products: Living in a World of Fools: How Deep is your Ride
- I skied on through, just nosy-poking, but no grooming over the skidder ruts. Pending business
- Industry turned from the manufacture of tanks and other war materiel to the manufacture of log skidders, Caterpillar tractors, and chainsaws.
- The rest of Jack's varied gear, from skidders and haul trucks to a fully stocked service truck, serves to keep logs going into the chipper at one end and chips coming out the other.
- Most felling is done with a Hydro-Ax 511E, while cut trees are pulled to the chipper by Cat 525B skidders.
- Hazard also comes from the heavy equipment for bundling logs and moving them out of the woods on greasy skidder trails and along narrow dirt roads. Hard Work at a Cutting Edge
- The yard is full of gear: fellerbunchers, grapple skidders, two delimber debarker chippers, trucks, service vans and other assorted machines.
- Ubiquitous through the rest of Canada, full-tree systems with their skidders and slashers are more rare in Newfoundland than hot summer days.
