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Mountain Man Cody
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2022
Ponsse Ergo H7 Harvester In Colorado, Lots of Mule Deer Following Me Around
It's been awhile since I've last posted a video, hope you guys enjoy and i will be bringing more content in the future!!!
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Ponsse Ergo H7, How I Have My Controls Set Up When Operating The Harvester
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a quick video on my control set up for the Harvester head
Ponsse Ergo, Ponsse Elephant King, Last Video Of This Job, Starting Another Job Soon
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Dealing with issues with the tractor and switching between ergo and elephant king to get the job done. Happy harvesting everyone
Ponsse Ergo H7, Fire Mitigation In Colorado, Having Issues With STIHL Sharpening Stones
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Trying to finish this job up at the base of Mount Meeker and STIHL is putting the wrong sized sharpening stones in there packs, 1 good one and 2 small ones in a pack of 3.
Ponsse Ergo H7, Nice Start to The Week In Colorful Colorado, Harvesting Timber For Fire Mitigation
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Just on the grind trying to make this beautiful state of Colorado a little bit more safe from fire hazards.
Ponsse Ergo H7 Harvester, Quick Video of Cutting Some Trees Last Friday
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Had to replace a hydraulic hose and cutting some trees before heading home last Friday
The Storm Is Here, Ponsse Ergo H7 Harvester, Almost Done With The Bamboo Forest Part Of The Job
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Getting closer to finishing the crap lodge pole 20 acre side of the job, Everything is running smoothly and havn't had issues with dirty trees farther up the mountain
Ponsse Ergo H7 Harvester, Dealing With Dirty Trees, Really Doing A Number On My Chains
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Having issues with materials from a flood/fire that have coated and grown in the trees. Going through to many chains a day, need to find a fix quick!
Ponsse Ergo H7 Harvester, Finishing the Dense Section of The Job, Colorful Colorado
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Finished the bamboo forest section of the job, smooth sailing after this
Ponsse Ergo H7 Harvester, Fire Mitigation At High Elevations In The Rockies
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Come join my journey as I work across Colorado thinning one forest at a time making this beautiful state more fire safe.
New Jobsite At 12k elevation, Ponsse Ergo Harvester Near Longs Peak
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Started a new job in between Allenspark and Estes Park, gonna be a good week.
Sorting Logs with CAT 538LL, Finished The Job
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Sorting Logs with CAT 538LL, Finished The Job
Ponsse Elephant King Forwarder, Cleaning Up My Mess
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Ponsse Elephant King Forwarder, Cleaning Up My Mess
Finished The Cut, Ponsse Ergo H7 Harvester
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Finished The Cut, Ponsse Ergo H7 Harvester
Almost Done With The Ponsse Ergo Harvester On This Job, Will I Finish
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Almost Done With The Ponsse Ergo Harvester On This Job, Will I Finish
Ponsse Ergo Clearing Mountain Side In Colorado
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Ponsse Ergo Clearing Mountain Side In Colorado
Ponsse Ergo, The Calm Before The Storm In Colorado
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Ponsse Ergo, The Calm Before The Storm In Colorado
Some Video Clips Of My Day On The Mountain, Ponsse Ergo In Colorado
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Some Video Clips Of My Day On The Mountain, Ponsse Ergo In Colorado
Ponsse Ergo, Another Beautiful Day In The Mountains Of Colorado
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Ponsse Ergo, Another Beautiful Day In The Mountains Of Colorado
Ponsse Ergo Harvester Cutting Strips Up The Mountain
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Ponsse Ergo Harvester Cutting Strips Up The Mountain
Elk Sightings On The Mountain, Ponsse Ergo In It's Natural Habitat
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Elk Sightings On The Mountain, Ponsse Ergo In It's Natural Habitat
Got My Buttons Programed On The Ponsse Ergo, Harvesting Is Getting Cleaner And Faster
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Got My Buttons Programed On The Ponsse Ergo, Harvesting Is Getting Cleaner And Faster
Ponsse Ergo H7 Harvester Is Cutting Like Butter
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Ponsse Ergo H7 Harvester Is Cutting Like Butter
Ponsse Ergo H7 Cutting Head, How To Change Bar And Chain
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Ponsse Ergo H7 Cutting Head, How To Change Bar And Chain
Hey man, how are you doing? Haven’t heard from you in a while. Do you use social media outside TH-cam?
doin good just been workin and traveling around hopeing to get some videos started up again in the next month or so. don't really use other social media but maybe someday when i get back into it
А где монитор 😊
How often do you usually replace your bar and chain?
a brand new chain will last all day if you don't put it in the dirt or get unlucky and hit spikes, i normally go through 2 chains a day i usually have about 6 with me and when i use the last one i sharpen them. Bars can last a long time if you keep up with maintenance, i have a bar roller and a file that every so often i clean my bar up. a lot of big trees if you don't cut right will bend your bar
Is there an adjustment process after replacing the chain? I replaced the chain on purpose machine and it’s SUUUUPER tight.
@@JoshJacobs-ul6kp most of the time you push the bar in and put chain on they are tight when you first get them but after you use it they start to loosen up. seems like some are tighter than others prob just the way the chain was made
Thanks for the video. I’m just starting a logging operation in Colorado and just watching you operate gave me a few tips to try on my own rig. What part of Colorado were you logging?
i travel all over the state
Soooo beautiful❤
Hey man, any new content? I’d love to see it in person but this is pretty darn cool too.
been going through some personal issues so havn't been filming that much lately but i have still been cutting trees down
@@mountainmancody415 sorry to hear that man, glad to hear you’re still felling trees. Hope it gets better for you. I wish to see a harvester in person one of these days.
It was good to see it will limb big branches! Sure wish I had a machine like yours !
How's that limb ponderosa compared to a 622b?
Is the wood short due to elevation?
i believe its short do to elevation and lack of moisture in the air, i used to live in washington state and a tree half the age of these ones are 150ft tall so that would be my guess
I worked in colorado by alamosa. These trees are old over here. 250 300
real old and small lol
Talk about scattered volume jeeze
If the auto feed starts feeding before the bar is out of the way, your bar sensor is definitely broken or not calibrated. Also I notice that the engine stalls horribly when you start sawing or feeding. Goes from 1750 RPM to 1000 RPM. And that is not normal. Should get your pumps adjusted and all the pressures checked on the hydraulics. Even the Ponsse Fox (which I run) doesnt stall like that when feeding a bigger tree and its a significantly smaller machine with only one work pump whereas the Ergo has two work pumps (One for the boom and one for the harvester head)
i went through and got everything calibrated so it works since 6 months ago, i ended up just turning it off because most of the trees i cut are crooked and i don't get more than 1 or 2 saw logs out of a tree if any.
that year ponsse ergos have super powerful cranes and head, some say that you can pull the harvester onto its side with the feed rollers
yea they are pretty amazing i have to watch sometimes or it will pull you over, can't get to complacent.
HI Looking for Truck logging trucks in CO to move logs to OKC. Do you have a contact phone number?
I just purchased a 2001 ponsse harvester. Just beginning to learn. Thank you for your content.
hell yea brother old school the one im running is 2011 and i love it just basically rebuilding it over time as stuff breaks, lots of work but amazing how many trees these machines can cut a day
Schade das man das Video nicht auf deutsch synchronisiert hat.🤷
i'm just curious why do you keep your computer in finnish? I'm Fin my self and I was reading those tree names like Mänty.
I have changed it in the computer but somehow it keeps resorting back so now i just sit there and look at it and try to learn my trees in finnish
Wow, incredibly cool. Thanks for uploading this. Next on the bucket list is to see one in action in person. I’m curious - what do the species buttons do? Only cut trees of that species?
in the computer you can set up different strengths of the knives and power of the saw depending on what kind of tree species it is, for example if you are cutting oak or hard woods you would want more power going towards your clamping and cutting power, i just do fire mitigation and mainly cut lodge pole and pine some fir and spruce
@@mountainmancody415 I don't understand how you do it if you want to move and direct the machine at the same time as you use the crane (hydraulic arm)
'Promo sm' 😃
Very good job
I have to ask, how is the pay where you work and is international work possible ?
Most videos I’ve gotten to see of logging are from overseas. Janne Sappenen has some great ones. But it’s pretty sick to see you showing those trees who is boss here in the states.
Thanks man really appreciate the comment, ill try and keep the content coming just hard when no service or internet where i work the majority of the time.
@@mountainmancody415 I gotcha. One thing I’d love to see is you showing what each of the buttons do. What you press to activate the chainsaw, feed the tree, etc.
will do man give me a week or 2, finished all the harvesting on this job so ive been running the elephant king picking logs up, starting another job monday or so @@aaronwalsh5534
Looking forward to it. I’d love to see one of these in action, too bad you’re not in Michigan.
Hey man, how ya doing?
Can you steer with the right thumb toggle or only the paddle off the front of the right armrest? Scorpion you can use either
if im harvesting i steer with the right thumb wheel, if im driving and trying to film i steer with the switch by your wrist
That machine just blows my mind. Keep up the good work!
Great work!!
Hi from Czech Republic :)
Thanks for checking out the video and hope all is well in your home country have a bless day
It depends on what you’re using for chain. You may have to go with a bigger chain/sprocket setup. I’m not sure if you can run 19H or 3/4 pitch chain. 19H is pretty durable and seems to last longer in dusty or burnt wood. Maybe look in the service manual for the head and see if you can use a different chain.
Great job! Where are you working at there?
close to the base of mount meeker
Rainbow Bend! I live in Missoula.
very beautiful place to live, it was fun visiting
Wow that is a lot to remember on the controls lol
it can be a lot but i still think its easier than an old motorgrader with 20 levers
you need an outside gopro mount to get different angles kinda like your onlyfans page
i just got one set up today but it will prob be like 2 videos or so from now
Nice, curious who the trainer was? Getting all that little stuff set up right takes a good running machine to the next level.
Todd was the trainer from Ponsse, very helpful and a lot of experience with the machines
Put more pics up on the onlyfans!
you're far out in the mountains though , you can get away with more things out there than you can in the city.
it takes awhile to learn how to fell trees properly, little time and effort and you can save that money and do it yourself
Im just buying some residential land right, only .41 acres and guess how much they charged to clear it? 7,500$ lol .. im trying to watch videos on how to clear on my own with just a chainsaw then.
how’s it going? what did you end up doing?
Hello my friend, I am also a machine operator.
Crazy old red
Those trees ain’t no match for daddy!!
Great videos my man! I wish you the best of luck with your channel! Keep working safe and hard!
really appreciate the comment thank you very much
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Why spend the fuel and time to chip if its just going to be left in the woods anyway?
forestry spec is 2 feet long and our mastication head has been down so chipping is only other option
You need a hard hat and safety vest
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That's a big machine!
getting an even bigger one in the coming months, stay tuned
Wow, Bubba, lots of progress! Looking so good!!!
Thanks Cody for showing the road you travel to your property. It’s really beautiful where you’re at. I love your videos. Keep them coming! Your mama loves you❤️
Sick place keep it up! Let me know when the foot massage parlor opens!
Good luck my man, my son's clearing a driveway pulling stumps as we speak. Starting from scratch
thanks rick, its no easy task lol appreciate the comment
Sick
Heyyyyy Mountain Man do you have an OnlyFans account???? ;)
Nah lol was thinking of joining feet finder though