É verdade, a natureza é muito importante e precisamos equilibrar o progresso com a sustentabilidade. O que você acha que podemos fazer para preservar mais?
That must have been quite the experience! Old-school sawmills were definitely powerful but risky. It's amazing how safety standards have evolved since then
The Coastal Douglas Fir is a fast-growing evergreen tree, often growing 60cm per annum under optimal conditions. This tree can reach heights of 30 or 40 metres in a yard within 50 years.
Exactly! That tree was left standing when they last logged that area. Then they came back and took it, since it looks like it fell on it's own. There's alot of rot on the outside, and it was soaked with mud to it's core. Might have fell not long after the re-plant. Or, it was a ghost tree/widow maker just hanging out. Either way, that tree isn't 38yrs old. Doug Firs, even Coastal Doug Firs don't grow that fast. I live in Newport, and I've kept an eye on many forests in Lincoln County my whole life. Count the rings people. Height doesn't guarantee width. Just ask any tall dude! 😂
My great uncle worked in an Upstate NY saw mill for 6 decades in the first half of the 20th century. When he retired he had lost a part of each of all ten fingers. He worked his two acre garden with these until he died at over100. The great tragedy of his life was when he died his heirloom corn, tomatoes, beans and other wonderful veggies he bred himself (grew his own seeds) died with him. My great aunt canned his fruitful harvest for every winter. Unfortunately they had no children. A cosmic irony.
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I think the reason why log trucks overload is the logging company wants to extract more logs in the shortest possible time. Its the local land owners own the land and logs but the loggers strip the land off its forests and leave behind polutted rivers, oil spilage and poorer locals.
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Wow, these machines are truly a marvel of technology! Incredible power and speed. I couldn't take my eyes off this
Estes são os motivos da revolta da natureza, nosso planeta pode sumir bem rápido do que o esperado!
Согласен с вами полностью . Люди это варвары !
É verdade, a natureza é muito importante e precisamos equilibrar o progresso com a sustentabilidade. O que você acha que podemos fazer para preservar mais?
Never thought Id be geeking out over forestry equipment. This is dope!
Buen video,ver como trabajan las makinas,manuales y d alta tecnología😮😮😐😐
They sure could use some of these in NC right now
wow some of the most amazing machines I've ever seen!
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Thank you for sharing this! It’s fascinating to see these machines in action.
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Never seen anything like this before. Thanks for sharing!
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My Dad ran a sawmill like that old school one with the massive saw. I’m still surprised we all lived through that era. It was dangerous as hell.
That must have been quite the experience! Old-school sawmills were definitely powerful but risky. It's amazing how safety standards have evolved since then
The precision of these machines is crazy satisfying to watch.
Thanks for sharing this. Now I know what I want for Christmas!
You are so welcome!
Wooooooow even being an older guy I still love seeing this. GOD bless you all for all the hard and dangerous work you do !!!
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Mind blown by this tech. Keep these vids coming!
These machines are the flex of the century. Thats it. Thats the tweet.
Thank you for sharing this! I had no clue forestry technology was this advanced.
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WOW! Love these films, the power of these machines is astounding and more than impressed with what these clever brave guys are achieving! Well done!
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These chainsaws are incredibly powerful! They make even the largest trees look easy to handle.
The engineering on these bad boys is insane. Thanks for the education!
These machines are built like tanks! They can take on anything and everything.
The power of these machines is unbelievable. They’re an absolute game-changer for the industry.
None of the "Close Calls" looked all that close to me. The Safety Sally's are hard at work!
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The hydraulics on these things are hypnotic. Could watch all day!
Я против спиливания тем более таких размеров деревьев.
That chainsaw is next-level powerful. Wouldnt want to mess with that!
11:37 A dangerously critical situation-it's uncertain if the driver can make it out safely
These videos are really amazing. In which country were they filmed?
This channels singlehandedly changing my career goals. Forestry tech ftw!
I could watch these machines work all day
This vids got me more hyped than my morning coffee. Keep em coming!
You got it!
Yo, these machines are the real OGs of the forest.
Thanks buddy, i wont bother watching
Good to hear
Whoever designed these rigs deserves a raise. Theyre incredible!
These operators are next-level skilled.
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These machines are straight bussin, no cap.
The way it handles those massive trees is unreal.
Lindos seus cactos parabéns
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These machines are absolute units!
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Incredible precision for such big rigs.
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Yo, this vids got me wildin. Too cool.
Bruh, Im dead. This is too wild.
The clip about 38 year old forest in Oregon, okay but the tree loaded up is way older than 38 years.
The Coastal Douglas Fir is a fast-growing evergreen tree, often growing 60cm per annum under optimal conditions. This tree can reach heights of 30 or 40 metres in a yard within 50 years.
@@margaretfrew6661 That large butt they hauled out was at least 80-100 years old.
Exactly! That tree was left standing when they last logged that area. Then they came back and took it, since it looks like it fell on it's own. There's alot of rot on the outside, and it was soaked with mud to it's core. Might have fell not long after the re-plant. Or, it was a ghost tree/widow maker just hanging out. Either way, that tree isn't 38yrs old. Doug Firs, even Coastal Doug Firs don't grow that fast. I live in Newport, and I've kept an eye on many forests in Lincoln County my whole life. Count the rings people. Height doesn't guarantee width. Just ask any tall dude! 😂
Nan... Those trees were full of hormones and protein fed 😊
Glad to see a few others picking up on this. No way are those logs 38 years old. To state that as the premise of this section is really misleading.
These operators are the true influencers we need.
Jesus! I never realised Just how dangerous forestry was!
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Im in awe of the hydraulic power.
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Very Nice Video 👍👍👍
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Is it weird that I find this oddly satisfying? It's like logging ASMR!
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Deadass want to try this. Bucket list material.
Can’t believe what trees in the forests have to go through
This looks like hell on earth
Where did you think the wood to build the house you're living in came from? A Jeanie? Quit complaining.
My great uncle worked in an Upstate NY saw mill for 6 decades in the first half of the 20th century. When he retired he had lost a part of each of all ten fingers. He worked his two acre garden with these until he died at over100. The great tragedy of his life was when he died his heirloom corn, tomatoes, beans and other wonderful veggies he bred himself (grew his own seeds) died with him. My great aunt canned his fruitful harvest for every winter. Unfortunately they had no children. A cosmic irony.
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These machines are built different. Sheesh!
Total click bait never showed the massive saw blade cutting a tree
On two wheels 😂
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@UnfallWarnung I don't know this language please repost in English
I know right? The thumbnails and even just the titles of these type of videos are just like wtf is this
Yo, these machines are straight-up beasts! Thanks for sharing!
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IM JUST AMAZED BY THIS VIDEOS BUT LAST MACHINE WAS LITTLE BIT NOT THAT GOOD
"Glad you enjoyed the video! Every machine has its strengths and weaknesses, but it's fascinating to see how they all contribute to forestry work, right?"
These machines are dummy thicc. Absolute units.
Yall making me want to change careers. Forestry tech looks dope!
5:14. Those trees are a lot older than 38 years.
This vids got me shook. No cap.
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I really love watching the big trucks and machines, being a Trucker for nearly 40 years makes me feel so good watching !
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Those trees in Oregon were old growth, not planted in 1984
The precision control is mind-blowing.
I think the reason why log trucks overload is the logging company wants to extract more logs in the shortest possible time. Its the local land owners own the land and logs but the loggers strip the land off its forests and leave behind polutted rivers, oil spilage and poorer locals.
This vids living in my head rent-free, and Im cool with it.
Im in awe of how smoothly these giants move. Its like theyre defying physics!
That isn't a chain saw.
It's a circular saw also known back in the 1950s onwards as a BUZ saw.
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Your lack of knowledge.
The stupidity can sometimes be a valuable lesson, glad to be able to help you!
Yep, there are a lot of high voltage power in the freakin' jungle!
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That clip of those trees in Oregon, they’re not 38 years old, yeah, old-growth trees
Forestry has sure come a long way from the time when it was all done by hand.
Missed the giant circular saw on the click bait icon
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Nice video ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
2:00 так он делает по 100 раз на дню - привычный! 🤣
Hell for all life's on heaven ...gone too hell
Now thats what I call heavy-duty!
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This vid slaps harder than I expected. Damn.
These operators are the real MVPs of Mother Natures salon.
5:23
No way those tree-logs are just 38 years old.
Aight, Imma head out and buy a forest now.
Distressing to old native forests being destroyed. These trees took many decades to grow.
Never realized how advanced logging technology had become
REAL MASSIVE ROBOTS...TECHNOLOGY IS A CREATION OF MEN....FANTASTIC! I AM SUPER IMPRESS...G-D IS GOOD.
Man, the power behind those saws is mind-blowing
1:57 - The guy going through the windshield with his face - that's gotta hurt !
Guys working in saw mills without facemasks..? Never heard of Fibrosis of the
Lung...?? It's terminal and takes years to show signs...!
What am I even watching...
How did I get here?!
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ولكن لم أفهم ماهو الغرض من وراء ذالك بقطع كل تلك الأشجار الموجودةفي تلك الغابة وإزالتها تماما
I do not believe, that the trees by 5.40 min are only 38 years old. Not even in the humid climate of the US Westcoast.
This vids got me feeling some type of way about trees.
The hydraulic systems are next level.
Engineering at its finest, folks.
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My yard tools are in therapy after seeing this.
Great inventions but took a lot of jobs from the forestry in NZ.
These machines are extra af. Im living for it.
Imagine bringing one of these bad boys to a neighborhood block party. Game changer!
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I’d like to see less bullshit and shallow uninformed sensationalism - oh, and while you’re at it, a narrator who has a clue.
Talk about cutting-edge technology!
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Yo, this stuffs more lit than my mixtape.
The Oregon trees they show at 5:30 are not 38 years old. That's old growth 100s of years old.
Watching this on repeat. No regrets.
The head at 21:50 seems like the coolest one to me for sure and its one of the only machines you didn't mention the name of...
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