I always think about shit like this when I see advanced modern tech. Imagine going back in time and plucking a 12th century European woodsman who's spent 3 full days with an axe and 10 other men clearing out amd dragging out *maybe* 30 trees, bringing him here today, to show him this. His mind would be absolutely blown. He'd be in disbelief that *technically* all the materials needed to create this machine came from the earth. The very Earth he walked on 700 years ago, they just didn't have the means of utilizing it yet.
The good thing about those tree harvesters is they leave the leaves, and bark and mulch in the forrest. So this should help the next generation, especially in a select cut scenario.
WowwwwwI mean, seriously, it's mind-blowing! The precision, the finesse-whatever magic those engineers are conjuring, it's nothing short of extraordinary. Who knew efficiency could be this captivating? Astounding, truly astounding!
I see everyone talking about how complex and efficient these machines are, but not a lot of comments about the sheer power they have. Imagine picking up a fully grown tree like a twig in the yard
Komatsu processors actually have a little heater in the cab, with an aluminum canister you put your food in. Nice and hot at lunchtime! I don’t think the last operator to use it ever cleaned it, though 🤮
@@kenc8359The length the trees are cut to can be set remotely depending on what the mill needs or to most efficiently load trailers. The operator just engages the feed rollers and the saw cuts to length automatically.
I know nothing about this stuff and have always wondered the same but I say the orange machine at 1:50 was definitely measuring the distance between cuts. Notice how after removing branches it would go back to the end of the log, make a false cut, travel back down the log and beep to tell the operator where to cut? That's what I saw at least...
@@hustleman4880i‘m experienced with this kind of equipment and fair enough, your observation is right! let me explain, the red thing you see at your timestamp is the so called „head“, from the outside you can see various parts like its delimbing knifes and its chainsaw. if you look closely at 0:05 (you have to stop the video in an exact moment when the inside of the head is exactly facing the camera) you‘ll see an open spot with something that appears to be a wheel in the lower half of the head, right above the chainsaw. that‘s exactly what‘s measuring the lenght of every log. when the tree is cut down, the operator pushes a button which turns on the forwarding wheels of the head (as seen on the sides of the head at 0:05 ) as the tree gets pushed back out of the head, the small wheel in the middle of the head is turned and as it turns, it measures the legth of the log. precise cuts are done due to preprogrammed length options in the computer of the machine, which gets chosen by the operator before every tree is cut down. the forwarding wheels turn as long as the operator presses its button but stop automatically as a preprogrammed length is reached. the operator may conduct slight changes by a few inches by pressing either the forwarding or backwarding button, just as much as it‘s needed for every specific log. the current length of the log is always displayed on the display inside the cabin, so the operator always knows what the length of the log is. when the length of the log is optimal, the operator presses the button of the chainsaw which then cuts the log. after cutting the log, the measurment is automatically reset to 0. as we see, sometimes delimbing a tree may take some time and needs more that one take, thus confusing the measurement wheel and displaying a wrong length. this is not a problem because as you pointed out correctly the operator goes to the start of the new log and cuts off a small piece of in order to reset the length.
It is the greatest job on earth! I have spent years logging with several different sized wartah's all on a track machine carrier. I logged on washingtons west coast, spending most of my time in the cab of a hot rodded 3800C Madill powering a tuned up 624❤️ !! ALL BUSINESS!!
Hi Rachel. Would you happen to know roughly how long it would take to clear about 80 hectares of plantation timber? I don’t know the species as yet, but I’m going to look at a property tomorrow that’s right next to a plantation. I have issues with my ears so I want to know what I’m getting myself into if I buy it. These machines are certainly less noisy than I was expecting! If it’s all over and done with in a few days I could handle that. I would just hide inside those days and do some canning or sewing or something. If it goes on for a month that might start to get a bit difficult.
@@moniquem783 well I asked Google what a hectare is, and she said it is equivalent to 100 acres. And so if you say 80 hectares then that is like 8000 acres which would take a very long time. But exactly how long depends on who tis. In charge of harvesting the unit, and how large of an operation that they are running. Not only that, but I imagine that they won't be next to your new property for very long, if they are good at their jobs. they will be far away from earshot before you know it! You could always make a special trip to one of their logging sites, and staying at a safe distance, see what they accomplish in a day's work and how unbearable the sound is, before risking the purchase. Personally, if you like the property, I think you wouldn't be disappointed for buying it. Modern mechanized Logging is usually extremely productive, and they would be just a memory before ya know it. Where I live,. The work is on montaintops with large cable towers that yard each stick up steep mountainsides, that the men under the lines can struggle trying to move around on. So it's tough for me to give you a precise answer. Tower logging is on the extreme side of the industry. And I am guessing the loudest as well!
@@rachelspencer9736 I think Google is mixing up historical and modern measurements somehow lol. A hectare is 10,000m2, which is about 2.5 acres. So the plantation is about 200 acres. Sounds teeny tiny now! 😂😂😂 The plantation is all very neat rows and there are roads through it which seem to follow the slight hill there (definitely not a mountain, there’s one line on the topographic map lol) so it looks like it has all been planned to be very efficient. I did manage to track down the company that manages it and called them to ask how long it would take. She had to go and ask someone else and said she would call back but didn’t. It was getting near to the end of the day when I called so hopefully she’ll call on Monday so I have certainty. I’m thinking it will be okay. As far as noisy neighbours go, yes when they’re there it will be noisy, but apparently they only tend the trees 3 times in their 37-40 year growth so overall it will be far less of a disturbance than the current teenager next door and his almost daily music and weekly parties, and the guy across the road with his Harley, and the new people who just moved in next to Harley guy who had such a massive argument last night that both the lady next door and I opened our front doors to check what it was at exactly the same time. Way to introduce yourselves to the neighbours 🙄 And then there’s the new road connecting 2 highways that’s maybe 500m away so now I hear traffic noise constantly too. I really will not miss this place! When I first saw the plantation of course my heart dropped and I imagined a huge amount of people with chainsaws and axes lol. Now that I’ve watched a few videos I can see it really is extremely productive and won’t be anywhere near as noisy as I first imagined. Yes, I think it will be fine. What I will do though is when I talk to the girl from the company again, I’ll also ask for the schedule for that plantation so that I know well ahead of time that say in September of 2029 they’ll be there thinning trees and I can make sure I plan my outdoor projects to not be at that same time, and if there’s something that must be done, like starting seeds in September, I can set up a potting bench in the house ahead of time, knowing that I won’t want to do it outside. I also won’t throw out the collection of noise cancelling headphones I’ve tried here so I can wear those as I feed the animals if I need to. The agent did say the house is really well insulated so I don’t think I’ll need them inside. Thank you so very much for responding! I appreciate it so much! You really have set my mind at ease. I will go there today knowing that if I love the place, it will be fine. Thank you!!!
I always think about shit like this when I see advanced modern tech. Imagine going back in time and plucking a 12th century European woodsman who's spent 3 full days with an axe and 10 other men clearing out amd dragging out *maybe* 30 trees, bringing him here today, to show him this. His mind would be absolutely blown. He'd be in disbelief that *technically* all the materials needed to create this machine came from the earth. The very Earth he walked on 700 years ago, they just didn't have the means of utilizing it yet.
This vehicle should have sawmill arrangement to planking and as well as sizing for reduce the weight by waist separated and transport separately on the site itself to avoid tax and other things
The most profitable technique for forest harvesting is Selective logging. Talking about New Hampshire, if you’re looking for Logging Services New Hampshire then you can check William A. Day Jr. & Sons Logging & Firewood.
I love wacthin the new machines come to life long way from an old ford pulp wood truck but we got the load out it was good money back then.nowi it put a lot out of work if you're not an operator
Crazy how people marvel at the efficiency of destruction. If a tree made a machine that was super efficient at skinning people, would there be the same amount of respect?
That destruction always turns something beautiful, in this case a new tree will take its spot. The circle of life. Now stop whining tree hugger. It be ok
When you speak of destruction, consider how many lumberjacks would have been injured or killed on this job compared to how many machine operators are. The company I work for lost 2 men on the job in the past 4 years, one due to anaphylactic shock from a bee sting while walking an area a couple miles from the trail and another just dropped dead from a heart attack before starting work.
@@02091992ableOur skidder operators use the brush to fill in wet areas so they don’t make them bigger, but you’re right, a processor & forwarder are more efficient. The forwarder can haul a much bigger load than a skidder so it makes fewer trips.
Like yes I do love nature and yes cutting down trees to some ppl is wrong but this is how ppl make a living to put food on the table for their family also love these machines in farming simulator
I know we need wood for many things but these machines can cut down and strip a tree in less than a minute each at this pace they could wipe out many acres in a day and they don't bother to select cut the just clear cut and then come back and plant a 1 inch seedling hoping it survives and can grow so they can do it again in 40 years
There’s very little clear cutting taking place. Most of the time they’re told to take all trees of species x that are a certain diameter or smaller, and sometimes the forester marks the trees that need to go.
Pretty cool, if they would have had these in the Russian Gulag, they could have saved hundreds of thousands of lives. But it's not like the Party gave a crap though..
Does anyone know how much is generally gained by purchasing one of these machines, eliminating a team or teams no longer needed due technology, and being able to complete more jobs due to efficiency and better overall durability?
Best job in the world man I got farming simulator and it has these in it I just got a map that's allllll trees nothing but trees so I got a few things to help me like this it's awesome I showed my mom and she was like that's Soo unrealistic how it magically cuts off all the branches too and I'm like no it's realistic so I sent her this videos 😂
No matter how old I get I feel like a little kid when I watch big machinery.
That’s horrifying. It’s like the terminator for trees
I don't care how sophisticated these machines are.. But whoever is behind the work is a true definition of efficiency. Wowwwww
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The guy that drink beer and have a beard😂
Probably wasn't a black guy I'd imagine.
I’m not even into tree cutting but these machines are so satisfying to watch.
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Si me desestreza ver estos trabajos tan eficientes
the lumber jacks of yester year would be in awe seeing these machines in action...
These REPLACED Lumberjacks! Robotics replaces humans. In short, puts men out of jobs!
@@general5104 men still need to run these machines (for now, at least)
@@general5104 Can you find any lumberjacks to do the work?
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I always think about shit like this when I see advanced modern tech. Imagine going back in time and plucking a 12th century European woodsman who's spent 3 full days with an axe and 10 other men clearing out amd dragging out *maybe* 30 trees, bringing him here today, to show him this. His mind would be absolutely blown. He'd be in disbelief that *technically* all the materials needed to create this machine came from the earth. The very Earth he walked on 700 years ago, they just didn't have the means of utilizing it yet.
The good thing about those tree harvesters is they leave the leaves, and bark and mulch in the forrest. So this should help the next generation, especially in a select cut scenario.
Yes, but as fast as these machines work, our planet will run out of oxygen, long before enough trees grow to replace them!.
Your creativity and innovation are truly inspiring.
depends if there is a paper mill they actually chip up the branches, the log are timber for saw mills
This is so fascinating to watch, looks just as fun to operate!
WowwwwwI mean, seriously, it's mind-blowing! The precision, the finesse-whatever magic those engineers are conjuring, it's nothing short of extraordinary. Who knew efficiency could be this captivating? Astounding, truly astounding!
Yeaa. Tree harvester operator for president.
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Laughing thinking about what the little ferngully creature would think
Those tree harvesters are a wicked tool but a great time saver!
La quantité d'énergie que l'on peut produire avec l'hydraulique est incroyable.
I see everyone talking about how complex and efficient these machines are, but not a lot of comments about the sheer power they have. Imagine picking up a fully grown tree like a twig in the yard
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I think it was too noisy in actual but i found it satisfying..
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The amount of power that can be produced with hydraulics is incredible
it's for real scary
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@@discoverykai1547what difficult situation?
I’m stronger than that
Big massin bee like to the video
I definitely have to try this before I die.
Made a man feel good after a hard day of work.now you can take your coffee with you on your machine
Your ability to maintain a positive attitude in difficult situations is truly inspiring.
The operator is probably a robot who doesn't take a coffee break!
Komatsu processors actually have a little heater in the cab, with an aluminum canister you put your food in. Nice and hot at lunchtime! I don’t think the last operator to use it ever cleaned it, though 🤮
@@kenc8359The length the trees are cut to can be set remotely depending on what the mill needs or to most efficiently load trailers. The operator just engages the feed rollers and the saw cuts to length automatically.
Is there a measuring indicator built in to tell you how long the logs are? Is that why a chip was cut off after the big branch was removed?
Pretty sure there is. I bought 30 tons of forestry timber for firewood and they were all 3 metres long with clean ends.
I know nothing about this stuff and have always wondered the same but I say the orange machine at 1:50 was definitely measuring the distance between cuts. Notice how after removing branches it would go back to the end of the log, make a false cut, travel back down the log and beep to tell the operator where to cut?
That's what I saw at least...
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@@hustleman4880i‘m experienced with this kind of equipment and fair enough, your observation is right! let me explain, the red thing you see at your timestamp is the so called „head“, from the outside you can see various parts like its delimbing knifes and its chainsaw. if you look closely at 0:05 (you have to stop the video in an exact moment when the inside of the head is exactly facing the camera) you‘ll see an open spot with something that appears to be a wheel in the lower half of the head, right above the chainsaw. that‘s exactly what‘s measuring the lenght of every log. when the tree is cut down, the operator pushes a button which turns on the forwarding wheels of the head (as seen on the sides of the head at 0:05 ) as the tree gets pushed back out of the head, the small wheel in the middle of the head is turned and as it turns, it measures the legth of the log. precise cuts are done due to preprogrammed length options in the computer of the machine, which gets chosen by the operator before every tree is cut down. the forwarding wheels turn as long as the operator presses its button but stop automatically as a preprogrammed length is reached. the operator may conduct slight changes by a few inches by pressing either the forwarding or backwarding button, just as much as it‘s needed for every specific log. the current length of the log is always displayed on the display inside the cabin, so the operator always knows what the length of the log is. when the length of the log is optimal, the operator presses the button of the chainsaw which then cuts the log. after cutting the log, the measurment is automatically reset to 0. as we see, sometimes delimbing a tree may take some time and needs more that one take, thus confusing the measurement wheel and displaying a wrong length. this is not a problem because as you pointed out correctly the operator goes to the start of the new log and cuts off a small piece of in order to reset the length.
yes it is! as i explained in my comment above
Very good technologie.
Use these in Farming Simulator, they are even cooler in real life! 🤩
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I used to fall process, was quite enjoyable
Wow that amazing.
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“Many of these trees were my friends, creatures I had known from nut and acorn, they had voices of their own."
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Transformers style stuff
wow good👍👍
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I can drive that
You can feel the back pain relief when watching these videos.
It is the greatest job on earth! I have spent years logging with several different sized wartah's all on a track machine carrier. I logged on washingtons west coast, spending most of my time in the cab of a hot rodded 3800C Madill powering a tuned up 624❤️ !! ALL BUSINESS!!
Hi Rachel. Would you happen to know roughly how long it would take to clear about 80 hectares of plantation timber? I don’t know the species as yet, but I’m going to look at a property tomorrow that’s right next to a plantation. I have issues with my ears so I want to know what I’m getting myself into if I buy it. These machines are certainly less noisy than I was expecting! If it’s all over and done with in a few days I could handle that. I would just hide inside those days and do some canning or sewing or something. If it goes on for a month that might start to get a bit difficult.
@@moniquem783 well I asked Google what a hectare is, and she said it is equivalent to 100 acres. And so if you say 80 hectares then that is like 8000 acres which would take a very long time. But exactly how long depends on who tis. In charge of harvesting the unit, and how large of an operation that they are running. Not only that, but I imagine that they won't be next to your new property for very long, if they are good at their jobs. they will be far away from earshot before you know it! You could always make a special trip to one of their logging sites, and staying at a safe distance, see what they accomplish in a day's work and how unbearable the sound is, before risking the purchase. Personally, if you like the property, I think you wouldn't be disappointed for buying it. Modern mechanized Logging is usually extremely productive, and they would be just a memory before ya know it. Where I live,. The work is on montaintops with large cable towers that yard each stick up steep mountainsides, that the men under the lines can struggle trying to move around on. So it's tough for me to give you a precise answer. Tower logging is on the extreme side of the industry. And I am guessing the loudest as well!
@@rachelspencer9736 I think Google is mixing up historical and modern measurements somehow lol. A hectare is 10,000m2, which is about 2.5 acres. So the plantation is about 200 acres. Sounds teeny tiny now! 😂😂😂 The plantation is all very neat rows and there are roads through it which seem to follow the slight hill there (definitely not a mountain, there’s one line on the topographic map lol) so it looks like it has all been planned to be very efficient. I did manage to track down the company that manages it and called them to ask how long it would take. She had to go and ask someone else and said she would call back but didn’t. It was getting near to the end of the day when I called so hopefully she’ll call on Monday so I have certainty. I’m thinking it will be okay. As far as noisy neighbours go, yes when they’re there it will be noisy, but apparently they only tend the trees 3 times in their 37-40 year growth so overall it will be far less of a disturbance than the current teenager next door and his almost daily music and weekly parties, and the guy across the road with his Harley, and the new people who just moved in next to Harley guy who had such a massive argument last night that both the lady next door and I opened our front doors to check what it was at exactly the same time. Way to introduce yourselves to the neighbours 🙄 And then there’s the new road connecting 2 highways that’s maybe 500m away so now I hear traffic noise constantly too. I really will not miss this place! When I first saw the plantation of course my heart dropped and I imagined a huge amount of people with chainsaws and axes lol. Now that I’ve watched a few videos I can see it really is extremely productive and won’t be anywhere near as noisy as I first imagined. Yes, I think it will be fine. What I will do though is when I talk to the girl from the company again, I’ll also ask for the schedule for that plantation so that I know well ahead of time that say in September of 2029 they’ll be there thinning trees and I can make sure I plan my outdoor projects to not be at that same time, and if there’s something that must be done, like starting seeds in September, I can set up a potting bench in the house ahead of time, knowing that I won’t want to do it outside. I also won’t throw out the collection of noise cancelling headphones I’ve tried here so I can wear those as I feed the animals if I need to. The agent did say the house is really well insulated so I don’t think I’ll need them inside.
Thank you so very much for responding! I appreciate it so much! You really have set my mind at ease. I will go there today knowing that if I love the place, it will be fine. Thank you!!!
You have a remarkable ability to inspire others to reach their full potential.
I always think about shit like this when I see advanced modern tech. Imagine going back in time and plucking a 12th century European woodsman who's spent 3 full days with an axe and 10 other men clearing out amd dragging out *maybe* 30 trees, bringing him here today, to show him this. His mind would be absolutely blown. He'd be in disbelief that *technically* all the materials needed to create this machine came from the earth. The very Earth he walked on 700 years ago, they just didn't have the means of utilizing it yet.
Chia sẽ clip hay quá bạn ơi.
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That was a Decepticon army under cover, he hope I can recognize him 😃
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This vehicle should have sawmill arrangement to planking and as well as sizing for reduce the weight by waist separated and transport separately on the site itself to avoid tax and other things
there is no way that this thing isn't a decepticon 😮
@Q - Giant Machines should i tell you, decepticons are the enemies of autobots in transformers
Hero Orc:
The trees are strong, my lord. Their roots go deep.
Saruman:
Rip them all down
The most profitable technique for forest harvesting is Selective logging. Talking about New Hampshire, if you’re looking for Logging Services New Hampshire then you can check William A. Day Jr. & Sons Logging & Firewood.
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Esta maquina é uma devoradora da natureza! Acaba com uma floresta em pouco tempo! Cruzes🤔😳😱😭
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@@ronee283 I’m curious, what language is that
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I love wacthin the new machines come to life long way from an old ford pulp wood truck but we got the load out it was good money back then.nowi it put a lot out of work if you're not an operator
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Top 10
Even the lumber Jack's lost their Jobs in the woods to machine mack human recognizes
What type of tree is this?
You want paper straws.. You got it! 👍
I need one of these at my house😂😂😂😂
Crazy how people marvel at the efficiency of destruction.
If a tree made a machine that was super efficient at skinning people, would there be the same amount of respect?
That destruction always turns something beautiful, in this case a new tree will take its spot. The circle of life.
Now stop whining tree hugger. It be ok
When you speak of destruction, consider how many lumberjacks would have been injured or killed on this job compared to how many machine operators are. The company I work for lost 2 men on the job in the past 4 years, one due to anaphylactic shock from a bee sting while walking an area a couple miles from the trail and another just dropped dead from a heart attack before starting work.
Next gen battlebot lol
We should call the first one tree huggers lmao
Maffia.
Call before you dig phone line to find pipeline or electrical cables under tree roots.
Imagine showing this to a medieval peasant
7-50 /9-10 very efficient operation , ecolog
These are great machines but operator has to be careful. Deforestation is known to cause flooding in surrounding areas if extracting too many.
what a remarkable engineering success...shame about the loss of our woods
That wood processing machine does less damage getting the trees than a skidder does.
What woods have been lost?
There are more woods today than there was when you were born
Your dedication to your community and helping others is truly admirable.
@@02091992ableOur skidder operators use the brush to fill in wet areas so they don’t make them bigger, but you’re right, a processor & forwarder are more efficient. The forwarder can haul a much bigger load than a skidder so it makes fewer trips.
Like yes I do love nature and yes cutting down trees to some ppl is wrong but this is how ppl make a living to put food on the table for their family also love these machines in farming simulator
Yes, but as fast as these machines work, our planet will run out of oxygen, long before enough trees grow to replace them!
What about the birds and other animals living in them?
The worlds most relaxing job.
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I am no tree hugger, but this seems like some shit from the Lorax. That machine will make this Thneadville SOOOO FAST.
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@@discoverykai1547 I must have been drunk when I typed that, HOLY SHIT. The typos are incredible.
The machine is a tree hugger though.
Those are really small trees, 6" to 10" diameter
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I know we need wood for many things but these machines can cut down and strip a tree in less than a minute each at this pace they could wipe out many acres in a day and they don't bother to select cut the just clear cut and then come back and plant a 1 inch seedling hoping it survives and can grow so they can do it again in 40 years
There’s very little clear cutting taking place. Most of the time they’re told to take all trees of species x that are a certain diameter or smaller, and sometimes the forester marks the trees that need to go.
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Pretty cool, if they would have had these in the Russian Gulag, they could have saved hundreds of thousands of lives. But it's not like the Party gave a crap though..
It’s nearly 3am go to bed kids
Thanks
This is a good investment I will literally make millions every year off home builders and land owner in Texas cause the whole world moving there
Wow
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2:24 что за голова такая "сверхпроизводительная" про скарость распила я вообще молчу😅🤦🏼♂️
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9 stick poplar. I'm jelly.
I'm from Brazil, stop by the amarildo gobes channel to meet, I work in the forestry branch too
Is it just me or does the entirety of the arm feel just *fleshy*
Reminds me of fs22
2:24 i think the blade is already dull
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2:52
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
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Unintentional ASMR
I just want to know the name of this machine and how much it costs.
Bro Fr said ight ima pick you up💀
These are made in Africa
O que é feito da serragem?
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How i can buy it, give me the infor ! Thanks you
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Transformers!😐
Does anyone know how much is generally gained by purchasing one of these machines, eliminating a team or teams no longer needed due technology, and being able to complete more jobs due to efficiency and better overall durability?
I’d this real 🤯
Bro boutta make a random dude make people buy air
Wonderfully great.
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im suprised it doesnt have a more efficent way of cutting branches off as it feeds the log
Looks pretty efficient to me. Then again, I'm not expert on the matter like you appear to be.
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It’s a lot more efficient than someone with a chainsaw doing it on the ground.
Embreve não vai ter emprego mais uma máquina vai substituir muitas pessoas infelizmente
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7:29 the silhouette ? Anyone?
esa maquina e top
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Best job in the world man I got farming simulator and it has these in it I just got a map that's allllll trees nothing but trees so I got a few things to help me like this it's awesome I showed my mom and she was like that's Soo unrealistic how it magically cuts off all the branches too and I'm like no it's realistic so I sent her this videos 😂
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name of 5:24 and 5:45 machines?
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It's my teeth. Now.
A forest fire can be controlled by cutting trees nearby fire areas by using this type of machine.
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That machine ain’t nuffin i can do that with my bare hands 👀
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