rasslin wiff some whoppers

[@northmanlogging2769]

having issues with my phone freaking the F out... so video cuts off, the first take was only 2 min.... For some scale, thats a 36" bucket on the excavator, and the log grapples are rated for 40"...

[@danbentsen]

Your self loader, helps you be a little more independant, but not from bills & maintenance. Are you as busy as you want to be this summer?Pretty fair size cedar, Kinda nice to have that black& orange excavator on the job. Would liked to have seen you tip over that cedar, I know you cant every time. Thanks for vid

[@northmanlogging2769]

there is a vid for the big lunker, posted about 2 weeks ago? most of these are ho hum nuthin special so I don't film them.

[@wlogue]

Nice job bro! them are some big dudes. Just curious where did you take em?

[@northmanlogging2769]

to a resort yard, then probably some mill in Canada, or ALTA in Morton

[@kevinjones2667]

❤ from pnw oregon. Brother thoes r some big cedar. The father-in-law hauled a 4 log load to the stud mill that was 85,800lbs

[@northmanlogging2769]

whoppers are fun

[@kevinjones2667]

@@northmanlogging2769 yes sir. He took another 4 bagger one a day or so later to the pulp mill

[@bruceking5173]

@@kevinjones2667 are they going for pulp because the logs are oversize?

[@kevinjones2667]

@@bruceking5173 I'm honestly not sure bruce.

[@kevinjones2667]

@@bruceking5173 usually the oversized logs go to clatskinine mill in oregon to make beams

[@tttco]

You buck those cedars for 32’s??

[@northmanlogging2769]

Most of the big butts are 24's the rest are 30's, too damned big for my little machines if I bucked the butts any longer, they might still be too big lol. and they don't like 32's where they is going