Very smooth and efficient work flow! Good teeth help but that thing still has a very impressive recovery time on the disc. Overall, strong machine, smooth and efficient operator, and nice wood. Cheers!
I miss cutting hardwood. From NB originally and now in Alberta. Softwood only. Some Aspen depending on who for and where you are cutting. I like to just slam them suckers. Can't do that with 120' pine lol
Ya. Hardwood is more forgiving when you throw them down. Cherry and soft maple will snap when hitting hard but nothing like soft wood. We dont even have a market for soft wood around here anymore.
Should be cutting 4-500 stems every hour in cool temperatures and in that little bit of snow,it's totally different cutting spruce day or night in 4 feet of snow thats mixed with tamarack
looks like a really good combination with the machine and head what amazes me is how fast the saw recovers between cuts some of those stems must. be in the 18 to 22 inch range ?
Hey tree killer what kind of skidder s and knuckle boom loaders do y’all run. You’ve some great videos of you cutting but I never see any skidders or loaders. Just wondering
It is very nice to watch an operator who is proficient in their work.
Very smooth and efficient work flow! Good teeth help but that thing still has a very impressive recovery time on the disc. Overall, strong machine, smooth and efficient operator, and nice wood. Cheers!
Ya you're full of bs
Very nice footage, thanks..👍
That good production wood. Perfect size.
This guy does not mess around!
I miss cutting hardwood. From NB originally and now in Alberta. Softwood only. Some Aspen depending on who for and where you are cutting. I like to just slam them suckers. Can't do that with 120' pine lol
Ya. Hardwood is more forgiving when you throw them down. Cherry and soft maple will snap when hitting hard but nothing like soft wood. We dont even have a market for soft wood around here anymore.
Should be cutting 4-500 stems every hour in cool temperatures and in that little bit of snow,it's totally different cutting spruce day or night in 4 feet of snow thats mixed with tamarack
Just for those that dont know
One every 7 seconds. Right
Bro. This is better than therapy man. Love it!
Looks like an impressive machine. Good operator too 😃
It is and thanks.
Very impressive machine and a great operator!
Thanks
looks like a really good combination with the machine and head what amazes me is how fast the saw recovers between cuts some of those stems must. be in the 18 to 22 inch range ?
Yes they are. It does really well. This disk has 24 2 inch teeth. Cuts smooth. The machine does really good being a zero tail swing machine.
Very good operating!!
You make it look so easy.
This guy is making money
man eric thats the bomb , say hi to the old man 4 me !
this guys is a pro
Don’t run buncher but the track speed seems darn impressive to me👍
Making it look easy 🤙
Great video thanks!
Hey tree killer what kind of skidder s and knuckle boom loaders do y’all run. You’ve some great videos of you cutting but I never see any skidders or loaders. Just wondering
Wow
Nice trees ,nice operator as well .
Thanks
Where you out of ?
@@timbertom4324 Pennsylvania
César 🧔🏻
maybe a good operator put don't know how too set a cut pattern up
Is this chip wood or to be rubbed out for tree length?
Just pulp and logs at this job.
How long have you run buncher.
Almost 11 years full time.
It shows.is to co you favorite buncher
Timber pro your favorite
russell so far it is. Didnt try tigercat, or cat yet.
hes fast but i wouldnt want to skid his sloppy drags
This has a stroke delimber running behind me. Don't have to make nice piles
Это называется деловая древесина чтоли ? Один баланс 😂
Это всё идет на щепу
Somebodys teeth were dull
How do you figure that. They aren't new sharp teeth but that are cutting fine. Cant have sharp teeth all the time or you would go broke.
Also those trees are bigger then they look. There not little 10 inch trees. The head makes everything look smaller then my 24 did.
Dn all those trees down and no lag. Awesome video. Came here to see how a pro does it.