Love watching the machines work the hills/slopes. I remember cutting hills like that in West Central GA, by hand, then dragging them out with a cable skidder (took forever before my father promoted me from pulling chokers). Times have changed and looks like you guys are having FUN!
Yall know your stuff. Love watching Big D cut. Must have xl cab for his balls to fit...lol. Showed my buddy & he said, "dat boy is crazy". Then about Chad, "no way he'll drag that...well sh!t, I guess he can pull it!"
Folks, that's why they bought that kind of track machine to cut on inclines and downhills. This is not the first video that Derrick has cut like this, I can remember of several that he cut like that.
Them machines are amazing to do the work they do a keep going like that. Amazes me that it can cut two trees and carry them around like that. Also shows the skill Derrick has in running it great job. Stay safe and God bless.
I like seeing the cutting on a hill. Also, those videos of the drone flying in a circle turn out really cool. I'm looking forward to another one of those.
Thanks for the video! I am from Oregon and it is fascinating how other parts of the country do their logging. Times have indeed changed from even 40 years ago. I wanted to ask you why you do clear cutting and not select cutting? Also do you replant the areas you harvest?
Its not steep country but man those machines are efficient. Times have changes since I've been in the woods. Even to this day it mostly boom and yarder work in my neck of the woods with guys falling and guys hooking.
I watched Goodsons All Terrain's new video today. Saw Simitrio take his Ford truck and pull another Big truck and lowboy out of mud. Bobby went on to say "if you want to ride in comfort buy a Chevy. If you want a truck than can work and do that then buy a Ford. But if you want a truck that can do neither then buy a Dodge", haha! Just had to pick on ya Tim. I want a truck that will last forever so I have a Toyota Tacoma.......
Brother I'm from Florida and I watch your channel I love the woods a cutting trees.or I like felling trees.i need a job man like this my name's Jeremy mixon is there any helpful words for me any direction you can point me to get into this,I absolutely love it.thank you for your awesome channel.
If the cutter is ahead of the skidder then why does it matter if he tracks down the hill with them or not, he's working together not making it harder on the next guy down the line. It's always easier to be an arm chair seat cover and to tell someone how to lay them out, and yes I have a few hours of seat time myself.
@@cotontop3 sometimes it's nice to have the skidder right up on you to keep you cleaned out so the cutter has enough room to do our thing, but if he's holding up production that's something else too.
They use them until they can’t anymore. I think Tim said what they cost in a video before, but I don’t remember. It might be like $5000.00 or $6000.00 each maybe more.
Love watching the machines work the hills/slopes. I remember cutting hills like that in West Central GA, by hand, then dragging them out with a cable skidder (took forever before my father promoted me from pulling chokers). Times have changed and looks like you guys are having FUN!
Yall know your stuff. Love watching Big D cut. Must have xl cab for his balls to fit...lol. Showed my buddy & he said, "dat boy is crazy". Then about Chad, "no way he'll drag that...well sh!t, I guess he can pull it!"
Love to watch Big D do his thing, AWESOME!!!
His wife must have sent some pics 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 great video Tim
Dam what a video. It’s crazy how much power that skidded has to pull that big of drags.
Nice
Folks, that's why they bought that kind of track machine to cut on inclines and downhills. This is not the first video that Derrick has cut like this, I can remember of several that he cut like that.
I love watching videos like this one Tim hope you have a great weekend
This video is one of the most impressive shots I've seen of that equipment working... perfect angles... powerful video...
It’s easy to see how you guys are able to clear so much land when you don’t have breakdowns or wet ground. What a skilled crew you guys are.
Great video as always Tim. I enjoy you video's
Love watching the beast cut on slopes thanks. Stay safe
Them machines are amazing to do the work they do a keep going like that. Amazes me that it can cut two trees and carry them around like that. Also shows the skill Derrick has in running it great job. Stay safe and God bless.
Great video. That is a pretty steep hill that he was cutting on. Stay safe and hydrated.
I love seeing a cutter man looking out for the skidder man.thats what i do cause i usually cut it and skid it.lol
that drag at 5:40 though...dang!!
I like seeing the cutting on a hill. Also, those videos of the drone flying in a circle turn out really cool. I'm looking forward to another one of those.
That sidder is a beast
Sounds like you were ready to call it a week at that point!!
Chad must have a good desert in his lunch box, and Derek figures if he treats Chad good he'll share with him.
Awesome video always enjoy watching your video have a great weekend
Derek and Chad are talented pros.
Flexed out! Thanks for sharing
Mucho respect Derrick:):)
I could That reverse fan function being useful in a ton of applications
That’s some serious seat pucker right there.
Your brother works the piss out of that machine, log on stay safe
Thanks for the video! I am from Oregon and it is fascinating how other parts of the country do their logging. Times have indeed changed from even 40 years ago. I wanted to ask you why you do clear cutting and not select cutting? Also do you replant the areas you harvest?
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Good video ! I feel that Derek has the hardest job ,
what's your opinion ?
You are getting YOUR MONEYS WORTH NOW
Its not steep country but man those machines are efficient. Times have changes since I've been in the woods. Even to this day it mostly boom and yarder work in my neck of the woods with guys falling and guys hooking.
I cut a spot like that a few months ago with my 822. It was kinda agrivating cause I don't have a leveling system on it.
D ain't scared of nothing!!! I tip my cap to him. That would scare the you know what outta me to do what he's doing on that hill!!
That would scare the you know what out off me LOL
I watched Goodsons All Terrain's new video today. Saw Simitrio take his Ford truck and pull another Big truck and lowboy out of mud. Bobby went on to say "if you want to ride in comfort buy a Chevy. If you want a truck than can work and do that then buy a Ford. But if you want a truck that can do neither then buy a Dodge", haha! Just had to pick on ya Tim. I want a truck that will last forever so I have a Toyota Tacoma.......
Wouldn’t it be more dangerous for Chad to get on that hill ?
822 tigercat fellerbuncher 👍. 🇺🇸
Man come to New Zealand we show you what steep is
That's is a great video
Brother I'm from Florida and I watch your channel I love the woods a cutting trees.or I like felling trees.i need a job man like this my name's Jeremy mixon is there any helpful words for me any direction you can point me to get into this,I absolutely love it.thank you for your awesome channel.
I’m with you Cottontop my depends would not hold up under those circumstances
are the trees on the hill going to be chip n saw or pulpwood?
Tires are cheaper than tracks but maybe it’s steeper than it looks 🤔
Good stuff
If the cutter is ahead of the skidder then why does it matter if he tracks down the hill with them or not, he's working together not making it harder on the next guy down the line. It's always easier to be an arm chair seat cover and to tell someone how to lay them out, and yes I have a few hours of seat time myself.
That’s the problem, he is not ahead of the skidder. The skidder is picking it up as he is throwing it down.
@@cotontop3 sometimes it's nice to have the skidder right up on you to keep you cleaned out so the cutter has enough room to do our thing, but if he's holding up production that's something else too.
is the leveling automatic in that machine?
If that hillside was too steep for the rubber tire cutter to thin, how do they go about replanting it?
A lot of trees are planted by hand down here
That’s where the track cutter comes in. You have to thin it with the track cutter when it’s to steep for the rubber tire cutter.
Skills 👍
Is the skidder due for new tires soon?
They use them until they can’t anymore. I think Tim said what they cost in a video before, but I don’t remember. It might be like $5000.00 or $6000.00 each maybe more.
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