You guys are some hustling dudes for sure...that is a lot of experience talking with efficiency at the same time. Thanks for the great narration as well. Bless yall
I just found your channel last night, and I have to say I really enjoy your videos. It's neat to see just how much wood you guys save out, a lot more than I've seen otherwise. Not to mention the level of skill the operator has, which is incredible!
That is just amazing that you can get such good thick long timber and that machinery can handle it to fell, haul and process it. Great skills demonstrated all round from you, your brothers and your staff.
that is awesome and thanx for the reply, really wish I cld get up there one day and meet you and ole Jason, bet that'd be a hoot!! thanx again brother, yall stay safe!!! Plowboy
I'm a logger in northern Wisconsin and we cut pulp wood almost all hard wood. we use a processor and everything is cut to 8' and down to 4" diameter small end. it must be nice to have long pulp wood like you guys do. keep up the good work brother be safe!
+Ryan Seppanen You're right, it is very nice not to have to cut it up into 8' pieces. 10' is about as short as you will see anything here. Thanks for the view and the comment!
Some fine machine operating skills right there! Good to that y'all use as much wood as possible too. That's always a good thing, get as much out of a tree as possible. Talk about a massive poplar though! Dang brotha!
Cleaned up an processed wood just like that wit nothin but hultine bucket saw Best way to handle hardwood in my opinion but that processor does look like it does pretty good
I have to say Kevin is amazing with that machine. Maybe it's in the name seeing as I m a Kevin too. I m just saying LOL great video and happy new years.cheers
I cut trees as big as that poplar all the time with a H7 that weighs half as much as that Waratah and about half the size. Plus we have to cut to length and utilize better.
love big timber you can fill a truck so fast as long as the equipment can handle the size I really feel like it's easier work too plus big $$$$$ per load
heck of an operation, BUT , you could cut the butt end of those trees for him , so those skidders aren't sitting. I know you where filming! I just can stand seeing sitting with full grapples!! Stay safe , knock on it!!!!
I do help him cut up a lot if we're running stuff like that and I have several videos on here with me doing that. This video is for Waratah to show just how big of a hardwood tree you can work with it. Thank you for the view and the comment.
Super bummer to have skidders waiting... sometimes that's the way it is, but I look for alternative solutions. They can deck nearby usually, and processor moves there when skidding gets tougher/longer. Owners usually do same, so I'd assume it's not possible here. 568 operator
out of curiosity Mr Cotontop, when I see u diskin around a place yall are logging are u getting summer plots ready on yalls own land or company tracts....? just curious? Thank ya sir!! "PLOWBOY"
That's the way it ought to be but 9 9 out of 100 places you try and go the extra mile they will downgrade you and say you're sucking up or just trying to make them look bad. I've worked for a very few in my 40+ years that appreciated it but mostly they'd just stick their nose up at you. I've come to the conclusion that the Bible is right and I'm supposed to go the extra mile and look after someone else's wealth because I'm working for God Almighty and He says to do everything as unto HIM. All the rest don't count. Glad yall have a good crew. Ain't nothing better.
You guys are some hustling dudes for sure...that is a lot of experience talking with efficiency at the same time. Thanks for the great narration as well. Bless yall
It blows my mind how big your channel got buddy!
I just found your channel last night, and I have to say I really enjoy your videos. It's neat to see just how much wood you guys save out, a lot more than I've seen otherwise. Not to mention the level of skill the operator has, which is incredible!
+Thujaplicata1 Hey, thank you for the view and the comment! Glad to have you on board as a viewer.
That is just amazing that you can get such good thick long timber and that machinery can handle it to fell, haul and process it. Great skills demonstrated all round from you, your brothers and your staff.
Thank you. It takes quite a while to figure out the little tricks and the learning process never stops.
Kevin. on hell of an operator. U guys have a great crew from what I have seen.
that is awesome and thanx for the reply, really wish I cld get up there one day and meet you and ole Jason, bet that'd be a hoot!! thanx again brother, yall stay safe!!!
Plowboy
Love these old school vids tim
Very nice setup looks like it works very well 4 your operation and I like ⌚ing how you guys operate
this awesome. i can learn how to run that machine from your videos. i run a six wheeler currently. greetings from way up north lol
That's some impressive operating right there! 👌
I'm a logger in northern Wisconsin and we cut pulp wood almost all hard wood. we use a processor and everything is cut to 8' and down to 4" diameter small end. it must be nice to have long pulp wood like you guys do. keep up the good work brother be safe!
+Ryan Seppanen You're right, it is very nice not to have to cut it up into 8' pieces. 10' is about as short as you will see anything here. Thanks for the view and the comment!
Some fine machine operating skills right there! Good to that y'all use as much wood as possible too. That's always a good thing, get as much out of a tree as possible. Talk about a massive poplar though! Dang brotha!
Yeah that was a big-un!
It tickles me how much you enjoy your work!
LOL, this stuff excites me :)
I agree, sometimes I come back months later and watch some of these videos just to see and hear ol' Tim get all incited hahaha
Nice video. Diffentely my dream job. Aint nothing like having fun hard work and making money. Keep those videos going. Good Job!
Thank you man!
Cleaned up an processed wood just like that wit nothin but hultine bucket saw
Best way to handle hardwood in my opinion but that processor does look like it does pretty good
Love the videos Tim and hope one day we can meet up. Been watching on my PS4 is the reason why I haven't been commenting
I Have seen some big poplar trees but thats defiantly one if not the largest Poplar i have seen .
Some nice looking Red Oak logs there too .
Mack
Yeah some nice big timber.
I have to say Kevin is amazing with that machine. Maybe it's in the name seeing as I m a Kevin too. I m just saying LOL great video and happy new years.cheers
I stand corrected.
Man that's impressive
A great and interesting video.
Can definitely tell he has been running that machine for years
I would like to see yalls track cutter cut some of them big hardwoods and see how it handles it, or that 726.
very impressive. I figured there would be alot of waist. Boys at work don't believe me that these would be better than a stroke delimber
Ok good u found it before I did
I'm gonna show this off to em. I've watched it 3 times now. Lol
I cut trees as big as that poplar all the time with a H7 that weighs half as much as that Waratah and about half the size. Plus we have to cut to length and utilize better.
love big timber you can fill a truck so fast as long as the equipment can handle the size I really feel like it's easier work too plus big $$$$$ per load
heck of an operation, BUT , you could cut the butt end of those trees for him , so those skidders aren't sitting. I know you where filming! I just can stand seeing sitting with full grapples!! Stay safe , knock on it!!!!
I do help him cut up a lot if we're running stuff like that and I have several videos on here with me doing that. This video is for Waratah to show just how big of a hardwood tree you can work with it. Thank you for the view and the comment.
I just started watching your site. I always loved working in the woods! I enjoy your enthusiasm and your respect for your men! Be safe!!
+mark duncan thank you!
All I watch a video man
Stroke limber at-30f them trees are funnnn
Biggest bank for the buck! Cool!
nice
That's a heck of poplar tree
Well as you know I'm in Louisiana lol, hey got a question what other communication you have beside this
Slick
You was talking about Justin Wilson. ..the guy that does the cooking
Super bummer to have skidders waiting... sometimes that's the way it is, but I look for alternative solutions. They can deck nearby usually, and processor moves there when skidding gets tougher/longer. Owners usually do same, so I'd assume it's not possible here. 568 operator
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That skidder man on the right must be havin a cat nap haha
+sean john He's an old guy and we basically use him for support.
Cotton I see a number of log decks of timber ready to haul but no trucks? I gather you don't process and haul at the same time?
Does the work of two machines, fells, delims, and cuts to length
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out of curiosity Mr Cotontop, when I see u diskin around a place yall are logging are u getting summer plots ready on yalls own land or company tracts....? just curious? Thank ya sir!!
"PLOWBOY"
+Steve Davis we own it
That's the way it ought to be but 9 9 out of 100 places you try and go the extra mile they will downgrade you and say you're sucking up or just trying to make them look bad. I've worked for a very few in my 40+ years that appreciated it but mostly they'd just stick their nose up at you. I've come to the conclusion that the Bible is right and I'm supposed to go the extra mile and look after someone else's wealth because I'm working for God Almighty and He says to do everything as unto HIM. All the rest don't count. Glad yall have a good crew. Ain't nothing better.
Hey are yall hiring?
How does he know the length when he doesn't start at the butt? Does it even matter?
Doesn't matter on those because they're being cut by a top diameter.
Emerald Lagassi
+Nick Spector lol that’s one way to look at it