#construction #world #life #people Touring a 172 Madill Yarder with alex and Jennifer esgate. King5 Logger legends interview )))) • Logger legends live on... #loggerlegends
I did not know that the trigger was the horn for the 172 and you probably couldn't get a t y 90. 4 or 50 or 60 thousand but the 739 and such like that all day long
Thanks for keeping up to date Daniel you make me want to go back in the bush work not in nz love to work with Pelletier's, swamp loggers Bobby and son America Canada nz well you no nz rules rules and more rules
I believe all the Madill stuff is built in Canada now, at least the sub assemblies and then they might be finished assembled down here. I don't think Madill has any manufacturing in the States after they shut down Kalama. Pretty nice that it had a DDEC IV in it, that way it'll run more than an hour without something going wrong with the EPA junk.
I believe the factory is on the South end of Vancouver Island over by Victoria. Not sure of the exact town, Saanich maybe? I went by it once but all I can remember for sure is it wasn't too far from the airport.
That's a sweet machine, I'd have no idea what to do with it but it would be fun to try bird nest a drum or two
I did not know that the trigger was the horn for the 172 and you probably couldn't get a t y 90. 4 or 50 or 60 thousand but the 739 and such like that all day long
ITS THE PROFESSOR ALEXS class room channel ! lol ! hey good to see y'all ! send that out to pa will yah alex !
I’ll dig out the pocket book and send it to ya as a gift pa.
That 172 was one nice toy!!! Sorry I missed you at the OLC!
That’s okay there is always next year
Thanks for keeping up to date Daniel you make me want to go back in the bush work not in nz love to work with Pelletier's, swamp loggers Bobby and son America Canada nz well you no nz rules rules and more rules
Hey you bet buddy I feel you there lots of rules haha th and for staying tuned
be interesting to see how they drive compared to a BE70lt or a 85, with all the extra levers they have
I’d say very similar to a 70 but no comparison to an 85 this one is way smaller
I believe all the Madill stuff is built in Canada now, at least the sub assemblies and then they might be finished assembled down here. I don't think Madill has any manufacturing in the States after they shut down Kalama. Pretty nice that it had a DDEC IV in it, that way it'll run more than an hour without something going wrong with the EPA junk.
I believe you are correct all Madill stuff is built in nanaimo ?
I believe the factory is on the South end of Vancouver Island over by Victoria. Not sure of the exact town, Saanich maybe? I went by it once but all I can remember for sure is it wasn't too far from the airport.