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Jeff Friesen
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 23 ก.พ. 2008
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John Deere 1710D Loading
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Forwarding Balsam Fir in Northwestern Ontario - February 2017 Music: Masked Heroes by Vexento soundcloud.com/vexento th-cam.com/users/Vexento Vexento
Property Tour
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Tour of some trails we made for a customer with a Caterpillar D6H. Captured with a GoPro Hero 2 and a Phantom 3 Advanced Drone
Ponsse Bear Summer & Winter
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Summer and Winter 2015 Summer video taken with iphone 4S Winter video taken with Phantom 3 Advanced
House and Surrounding Property with Drone
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Taken November 2015 near Emo, Ontario, Canada.
Low pass over field and forest with drone
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November 2015 - Near Emo, Ontario, Canada
Custombuilt 664 Slasher
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This slasher was custom built from a Clark/Ranger 664 cable skidder with a serco loader mounted on it. The slasher or buzz box was custom made by Morphet's Welding in Emo, Ontario. This machine has been running very steady for over 25 years already and it's still going strong.
Feller buncher stuck in swamp
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This Feller Buncher was sinking into a spruce swamp in North Western Ontario, Canada. We put logs under the tracks and pulled with two cable skidders and thankfully it came out.
Tigercat 630C
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Tigercat 630C working in Northwestern Ontario, near Fort Frances. All the video is taken with a GoPro HD Hero 2.
Ponsse Bear Cutting Big Poplar!
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A Ponsse bear with a H8 head working at a Demo sight near Grand Rapids, MN, USA. Cutting some 20"-25" Poplar.
Ana White Farmhouse Bed Build Timelapse
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A Timelapse of me building Ana White's Farmhouse Queen Bed. Music by Deific Design. Click the link to get the plans from Ana White ana-white.com/2009/10/farmhouse-bed-save-158100_7467.html
Snowmobiling 2012 w/ GoPro HD Hero 2
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Snowmobiling in in Northwestern Ontario. Attikokan, Souix Lookout, Dryden and everywhere in between. We take a stop at White Otter Castle too. Enjoy.
Friesen Bros Logging Updated Version - Higher Quality
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Friesen Bros Logging Updated Version - Higher Quality
Apareció jhon deere, ya era hora...
That is a timberjack skidder
No, definitely a 664 Clark
Them machines replaced a lot off men used saws eh too bad eh
Well my opinion they are raping the timber and not letting it grow they should not be cutting 3-in Timber and let it grow instead of cutting everything and destroying or auction we have to breathe that is the reason Timor is growing to take the pollution out of the air and they are cutting 3 inch Timber that is bullshit
hello jeff just wondering is this in thunderbay area I'm related with lots of friesen
We’re in Emo, Ontario; about 4 hours west of Thunder Bay.
Hi jeff, Myself siva from India. Can you please guide whether the circular saw slasher can be operated with PTO power of tractor. We need to built similar unit for our pulb wood requirements in India
I would think it could be but you’d have to ask someone smarter than me. I wasn’t involved in building this machine. In this particular machine the saw is driven by a hydraulic motor.
One of my favorite logging videos, never gets old!
Nice unit. Good to move quick and go on rough road, if needed.
Very nice
What are you going to do with those sticks, make toothpicks? Watch a logging video from the 20's and see what we've done to our great resources!! "OLD MAN DAVE"
I have a cousin who does this. Go Daniel!
I built one too but mine is way way smaller than this one!
Great video. New Follower here.
Nice machine. I know this is an old video now, but I'm curious: I've seen longer logs stacked lengthwise unloaded by giant gantry cranes or those huge forklift log loaders, but when trucks are loaded in this direction how are they unloaded quickly at the mill? Thanks
There’s two ways I’ve seen it done. Either with a large swing machine with really long reach and a large grapple or a wheel loader with a huge grapple attachment on it instead of a bucket.
@@friesenbros Thanks for the info
i was looking something to buy look for shop ifind this great man northridgefuneralhome.com/book-of-memories/342906/morphet-aldon/obituary.php
👍 video, nice working logging operation. 🌲
I used to run one of theses and run skidder no man with a chainsaw can cut this fast.
yeah this is not popular in europe cause with driving you put groundpresure on all the area. in europe is more use of special lines where the maschines drive in. by the way i like this vids and the maschines. greats from germany.
Kinda brutal compared to Finnish forestry...
4:18 WOAH
Where I'm from in east Texas west La. We haven't hauled wood like this since back in the 80s. Everything is hauled long ways now days.
Very cool post more vids
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I see the processor looking John deere that's stacking the wood is a dead cost I don't see we're it's necessary but Im also a south ga logger and know nothing about that kinda setup just saying u can get all the limbs off with skidder and cut the top down to a pencil tip with the loader
That’s a lot of property what ya doing selling the whole road
Those 2 old school screaming Jimmy's will get it or at least a piece of it
Jesus... can ya get any slower in a buncher.....🙄
First skidder I ever ran was a 548g lol awesome video
That old Detroit can sure carry a tune
Illegal to cut more than one tree at the time...Important that the branches be cut at the spot the tree was cut for the further growing and the seeds. And it thus much faster and less damage. What a fucking mess these pigs are doing there...They are leaving a big waste that take forever to grow again...They need three extra machines to cut the branches and logs what is leave a fire hazard too!
These areas are replanted, and no it regrows pretty darn fast. crews come in and do rehab to most of these areas so they don't look that bad when done. Not to mention fire lines that are put around the job sites to keep fire danger down. I see all these keyboard cowboys on here that have never worked in the woods logging, but yet know everything about what goes on.
In Finland we have nice thing called Ponsse
Lauri Rahkonen in Canada we got TIGERCAT
in America the greatest place ever we have deere fucking losers
@@wemovetheearthjpease I run deere for 15 years, nothing wrong with deere, just now tigercat has made better everything! Bunchers,skidders, loaders
old logging technology
probably higher throughput and less operators needed. (1 for the feller-buncher, 1 for the skidder, 1 for the stripper machine (don't know its designation) and 1 for the machine that cut the trunks to length. total 4 plus any truck drivers)
I really want to do this where do I apply
good video.your grapple is huldins 420s or 520s ?
Wow! Impressive that you noticed it is a bigger grapple. It's a 520s.
+Jeff Friesen thank you.the 520s is very big grapple 420 kg but your 1710 is very big so the grapple dont look big.your crane control is very smooth and light.very good machine and work.good continutions from france :)
Do you sometime buy property and after harvesting the woods on it put them back for sale? I am looking for that kind of property. Thank you
Do you guys buy property and resale them after you have harvest the woods on it? Good videos all of them. Thanks in advance
We often buy property with standing timber on it and then sell it after harvesting it. The property in this video though is owned by a farmer. He wanted to clear the land for hayfield so we cut the wood for him and paid him for the wood.
+Jeff Friesen I'm looking for work where do I apply
Great video!
first beer league go pro ive seen of someone who can actually play. good job
In Vancouver Friesen Brs. is a trucking co. but they don't haul logs. When I was young I worked in a stud mill and I cut the logs to length with a big saw like that, but I lifted it by hand.
I'd love to have that in our landing. Nice custom slasher
Hatty
What are these little trees used for,,, pulp??
Look like pine tree. Used for lumber
0:55 what a trip
that is one bad ass limber who makes it
I would think they would be 8ft. pulp logs
Love hearing that screaming Jimmy. Keep posting more videos its nice to see some logging videos that aren't in B.C. all the time.
Wow!!! That is how tooth picks are made!!!!!! Must be in Canada?
Uh we have real trees up here, well in BC we have real trees
Cool operation. What use are these short logs destined for?
Their destiny was to the Terrace Bay Paper Mill in Ontario probably.
+CowSausages Jatsfa
Sehr schön . Dort würde ich auch gern arbeiten
Must be nice running a grapple skidder. You don't have to get off and hitch up the chokers when the bugs are thick or it's 5 below 0.
wher is big?
i have watched this a few times and didn't realize till now how efficient this is compared to most slashers I have seen... so much less swinging. its straight in instead of swing it 90 degrees and then in