i need to say thanks man u gave my mom a shout out wen she pastaway on a chip and chat and man we both lost good people that meat so much to me and i wish i could have been more helpfull for u i hope to meet u and the fam wen we get to heaven with much love thank that chiper guy
Iron workers term its like a saying like lefty loosey righty tighty haha when i was in aprentis shool for riging they tought us that with cable clamps a way to rember the sadel never goes over the dead end of cable and if its tight shoundent make a diference i use to use 3 clamps on cable railings when iron working and one in the midel once in a wile id put one the wrong way to hear know it all say it like a know it all would .
So nice its got card bord on the floor and i dont blam them so nice in their .now days some good new working equipment loggers dont even get dirty except greesing the stuff .ofcorse its always moning when that sipmple hose blows where it takes a hour and you get all covered in dirt and oil for the rest of the day .
I make my own cables. I use aluminum crimp sleeves & stainless thimbles. I made up a crimp die made of two solid blocks of steel the length of the crimp sleeve, with half moon holes (I clamped the two blocks together in the drill press and drilled a hole slightly smaller than the specified diameter) and use the shoppress to crimp them to the specified diameter. Let me know how you get on.😊
Y’all need marine band radios in your equipment and trucks. Makes the day go by better. Everybody knows where everybody is. If a truck gets stuck ha can call for help. That’s what we use. But we log very rural areas, no signal from any provider. It’s a $200 investment radio, coax and antenna.
Well nice new rig...still need a winch..never had any logging equipment wo one...just say n...back weave the cablean a thimble in your hook an a few clamps yuuup way safer than a get out of trouble knot any day...cheers
Nice machine pretty quiet in the cab not like two old Clark’s or timber jacks great video John
i need to say thanks man u gave my mom a shout out wen she pastaway on a chip and chat and man we both lost good people that meat so much to me and i wish i could have been more helpfull for u i hope to meet u and the fam wen we get to heaven with much love thank that chiper guy
Skidders are rough and you know you've done a day in it, but there still the best fun
Good job broo
At least it still has Cat on it and not that paving equipment name on it.
Yeah that nose is so big you got to look ahead a quarter of an acre and good thing you have the big rubber they soak up the stumps
If u can drive a tigercat that no problem
Did someone say big bouncie unit?
Were the heck is the steering wheel
I can enjoy that u think
Hey Stop commeting means stuff on my friend TH-cam channel Candace Nelson
Iron workers term its like a saying like lefty loosey righty tighty haha when i was in aprentis shool for riging they tought us that with cable clamps a way to rember the sadel never goes over the dead end of cable and if its tight shoundent make a diference i use to use 3 clamps on cable railings when iron working and one in the midel once in a wile id put one the wrong way to hear know it all say it like a know it all would .
So nice its got card bord on the floor and i dont blam them so nice in their .now days some good new working equipment loggers dont even get dirty except greesing the stuff .ofcorse its always moning when that sipmple hose blows where it takes a hour and you get all covered in dirt and oil for the rest of the day .
Nice machine
HI JOHN GREAT VIDEO ON THE NEW SKID YOU ARE DOING GREAT ON THE DRIVING
Thanks for the ride along John.
11:51 on the right side are indications that road is a goat path. With just a little work could have been made clear.
ok you stole my line, that new cat is good. I thought it was the cats meow, but the mats are.
That thing is awesome John, money well spent.. who needs a steering wheel?👍👍
Hi John and Mike!!😀😀
Nice to see the new 545 . It should make life much easier in a lot of jobs!!😀😀👍👍
Take care my friends!!😀😀❤
Logger Al
I make my own cables. I use aluminum crimp sleeves & stainless thimbles. I made up a crimp die made of two solid blocks of steel the length of the crimp sleeve, with half moon holes (I clamped the two blocks together in the drill press and drilled a hole slightly smaller than the specified diameter) and use the shoppress to crimp them to the specified diameter. Let me know how you get on.😊
Always check the lunch box 🍱
كيف لك مساعدتي اريد شراء واحده
I know you're not a fan of chains, but do you think its cost effective to put a set on this skidder? Give us your thoughts on the pros and cons. 👍🏼
She's like you drove me up here for this. When do I get some real work? Great video John
try turning the seat around
Y’all need marine band radios in your equipment and trucks. Makes the day go by better. Everybody knows where everybody is. If a truck gets stuck ha can call for help. That’s what we use. But we log very rural areas, no signal from any provider. It’s a $200 investment radio, coax and antenna.
Well nice new rig...still need a winch..never had any logging equipment wo one...just say n...back weave the cablean a thimble in your hook an a few clamps yuuup way safer than a get out of trouble knot any day...cheers
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525d the same just the steering wheel
And about twice the size
There bouncy until you get a bogie skidder then it smooths out
Must be hard brand new rig gonna get all muddy and scratched up
That skidder seems to ride pretty nice compared to the forwarder I run at half the speed
I like the new design of it and the controls they look top notch. Have a great one God bless
It was good to see you upgrade.
Look up locked wire rope knots/wraps/braiding ends.
Them look fun asf to operate!