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Glad we don’t grow much aspen in western Pa.!

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Some wicked speed for a 7000

Knives (teeth) are dull.......replace or sharpen and that would be gone in no time.

Pretty new red processor!!

Yep looks pretty slow compared to conventional logging in the south

Nice machine, but never figured out why guys run a fixed head behind a buncher

Skills ! That last tree was about a mile long.

Where are you fellas cutting?

What’s can sp are this one

Nice. 😊👍

That's looks awesome Alex!!!!!!what a tool in your arsenal!!!

Them John Deere would put that to shame. Sorry some one spent alot of money on a toy.

That is some machine, the stump looks very hard.

Maple? Looks hard.

3/4 pitch chain right?

Painful to watch

Nice

Nice set up. Do you run the head with auto knives closing off the top knife sensor or do you run the knives manually?

That is one fast and powerful feed system!

What's that, $800K?

Love the way you delimb bigger branches. I try that and I keep throwing chains. Your encoder wheel for length measuring must be all over the place. Hard to get it to work in trees like that isn't it

I've never run a fixed head, but it looks like the most awkward head you could find to cut hardwood, and this is probably one of the best out there.

That is fast all right.

Just advice from fellow processor operator in big North American hardwood... If your cutting something bigger than single pass tree I find it easier to run up the tree past first log or two as far as I can reach safely and cut it off then deal with the snag it will stand there until it's cut off clean.

Looks like the only decent thing about that head is the saw. Feed power seems weak, geometry isn't great and for some stupid reason they still haven't put ramping on the knives or rolls. Base machine seems ok as far as power and hydraulic flow goes.

Nice job man handled that tree!

5 to 7 gallon per hr usually

Anybody know how much fuel a hour this machine burns?

I see there combo machine sitting at crostrac, wonder why they got rid of it

It is faster and safer than a chainsaw but it seems awfully abusive on the machine. This is by no means an indictment of the operator or his/her skillset but in the end, it would seem that the processor manufacturing sector has yet to be able to tackle big northeastern hardwood

Let's set it up Joe Blow!

With all due respect, a Ponsse H8 would beat the living daylights out of that thing.

How big diameter hardwood can you run through with that

What is your footage average a day?

That looks like it is a good set up ,I have processed using waratah 622 ten years

Which head is that? nice machine

the head is quite strong

This guy is good. Sharp chain too

Is that James Blacks machine?