We don’t grow aspen like that in western Pa., thank God!

curious how heavy that is. In Ontario we can haul 63500 on a 5 axle trailer. Michigan and their caterpillars

Fat cat just purring away.

Love that big Cat, don’t like seeing mud brought into the main road. Nature of the job, but it’s a pain to have to drive over/through it.

куда ему столько колес

Appreciate the video of processing big hardwood logs. How do you like the fixed head VS dangle head?

No wast...👍

Is there a difference in the processor heada and the fellling heads or is a 622 just a 622 nothing different

Bring my ass here

Ol girl just chuggin along

Oh my goodness! She's a big beautiful babe!

Cat c18 engine?

Dam I was impressed . They don't call it hard maple for nothing . I've fell a lot of timber with a chain saw n it's real close to hickory .

Loyal

I have a Blockbuster 22-20 and it works great!

where did u go!!!

Que preço tem uma máquina dessa

I tell the toothless critters here in AZ that the best timber operators/producers come from the upper midwest and upper east USA areas. These people down here are so dumb it takes them two hours to watch the show 60 minutes. Getting 24 bucks a ton here for their wood roadside and they cant make it. I mean..they got them stamping the wood, painting the wood, weighing the wood and stuff that went out in the late 1800s up there. I spent 50 plus years logginf in the UP and northern Wis and nobody can compare to the quality and business mind of those from up there. BTW-the average stumpge price here for their pine? Buck fifty to two fifty a ton. Thats for wood that averages 12 to 17 inches chest high.

Was this taken in Kingsley

Now this is what I have been waiting to see ,the issues with chains hoses and such all a big part of it .Thanks for keeping it real.👊

I just started falling with my waratah, eucalyptus and Tanoak. I've been holding onto the trees as they go down to start delimbing and measuring. Why do you let go of them as they go down. Easier on the waratah?

Nice real video. Not fairy tail lanes timber cutting lol. E

How’s the 703 holding up?

I run a PONSSE ergo with an H7 but I’d love to have a Rolly head, 2 or 3 honestly love them.

Holy frog snacks. What’s the gross weight on that monstrosity?

Why waste the first 4-6' of those pieces?

So much fun to watch! Gorgeous hard maple trees. Terrific operator. Thanks for vid!!

Why not keep the split Cherry butt?

How do you like the 703 kicking the idea around,right now we run two753 bunchers.

Cool video

what's the truck got for rears? 46k?

Nice smooth operating!no big clang and bangs. I see a lot of guys hang onto the big trees, then rattle them off the stops.

Is il Wild galli on the ground

seems like there was alot less trimmin on truck with waratah head. very good cut to length.

lol guy needs practice....

can someone make this mods for ats with all the log carrying jobs

That's got some power nice timber

very good operator. and I agree. Waratah is the best. and can't go without top saw.

I totalled out a jeep when I hit this truck in high school lol side swiped it!!

Got to love the way northern Michigan hard maples cuts

Why are you not taking the Pulpwood? Good job thinning the trees

You do realize that in Scandinavia this was outdated in the 80's.

Wow! Your fired!

Why aren't you processing them? Doing it by hand for better grade?

Why such a short bar?

have you ever tipped the cab on your new 1010?

is this all you guys use is a single bunk or do you have a double bunk?

Very impressive i like that it has the topping saw

great video, love the 622 going behind buncher

Take an hour to thump all them tires in the morning