Cheap log skidding tongs test

[@kirkdehart7282]

One thing I’ve learned is you don’t want to cradle the log in the tongs but let it ‘pinch ‘the end of the log as close to the end as possible so you don’t bend up the tongs. Also by doing that once you stop at your destination you should be able to back up releasing the tongs and then pulling away without ever having to get off of the tractor. Just my two cents. Thanks for sharing your video.

[@benscoles5085]

Kirk DeHart, I agree, as I watched this I was thinking, he is making more work of this than needed, , but that comes with experience in using a particular tool, I am sure he will master this,

[@brianrosabeck]

Nice video. I really like it when people don't talk so much in their videos. Well done 👍

[@Scuba11000]

I have has one of those tongs for just over a year now using it with a 35 hp Tractor skidding mostly oak and hickory logs. That thig is amazing and has not let me down yet. If I can get it between the pnts, I can skid it if the tractor can pull it.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Money well spent!

[@falllineridge]

A set of log dogs, or tongs, and a boom pole are two of the handiest things you can own for that tractor. Also, that new tire sticker on the left rear tire is very satisfying!

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Hahahaha! I see that sticker but can't bring myself to remove it! I was thinking about your tractor when I made my boom. I don't think I have enough lead in my pencil to keep the front end down if I made it as long as yours.

[@tractorboy31]

@@NorthwestSawyer heck i dragged a couple monsters up a hill with the boom pole gramps built ( about 5ft vertical then 1ft raduis 90° then 1ft horizontal. 3/8 slip hook at tip with 2 3/8 grab hooks on each end of 3/8 plate gusset reiforcement of radius) couldnt even use hooks cause it kept picking up my front end i had to wrap chain around the top link bracket.

[@danbentsen]

Over the years, there has been a lot of logs come off the hills to saw mills with tongs. I have three pair that I use to gather firewood logs in the brush with my TO-30 Ferguson tractors. Logs drag a lot easier w/one end off the ground. good watch

[@ellobo1326]

Excellent fab job. I love making gizmos like that. Knowing how to weld and having my own welders is so nice !

[@paullandry8301]

I really like that extension you built - that is smart. Good work

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thank you, Paul!

[@jasondutter1]

I just stumbled on this old video. I thought only I did this. The first thing I noticed when trying out my log tongs was some amazing traction! I can get into gnarly places and pull big logs out easier now.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

I still use those cheap tongs 😬

[@jasondutter1]

Im up North of you. Between Seattle and Bellingham. Great place for milling also

[@NorthwestSawyer]

@@jasondutter1 I bet It is!

[@jackwoods2891]

That's pretty slick! I have to weld something like that for my tractor. And start picking up all the trees that fell.

[@johnhunter273]

The fender controls have got to be the best additions to a tractor in a long time! Gotta save tons of time hooking up stuff!!Nice boom addition to the 3 point rig!

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thanks, John! It's a huge time saver. Even just being able to raise and lower the three point with the tongs.

[@bradmetcalf7832]

I had a couple thoughts. Yes that rear mounted 3 point control is sweet! I tried a set of the Timber Tuff tongs, mine came with some weird points on them that were held on with C clips, I tore the points off and twisted the tongs first time I used them. Beware they are kind of soft. I also don't like the fact that your set up is on swivels and here is why. I have mine (which have no swivels) slung on a cross chain under my bucket with a shackle system that makes them hang 90 deg to my direction of travel. I can drive in centered up on log and usually drop them down and grab log ith out getting off Big Blue Tractor. That little notch you put in the top horizontal bar to catch your slack chain is a nice touch!

[@NorthwestSawyer]

I had read several bad reviews about the tongs with the C-clip points and how easily they come apart. So far I’ve had no issues with mine.

[@rotwiler7674]

I bought a log tong, took down 2 cottonwood trees, one was 150 feet +, so cut logs into 8 foot sections and going to pull them with my truck, will drill a hole on each side to get tongs to hold, I only need to pull the logs around 30 feet. Hopefully it works

[@terrysharp4376]

I welded a point on tongs so you can run rope over to tractor and open tongs from tractor. No need to leave tractor

[@NorthwestSawyer]

That’s a great idea!

[@dumbotater2158]

Good video, sir. No bullshitting, just good instructive action.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thank you!

[@tcmits3699]

Nice job on the boom set up! Me personally, I use a nylon choker, never lets go, especially on those smaller trees it did look like good quality though. Good luck and thanks for sharing 😊

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thank you! I have a couple cable chokers too. I like the ease of hook up and release of the tongs. I still use them all these years later.

[@edwardcarberry1095]

I built mine out of 3"X6" I beam, with a hook on the end for the log tongs the new tractor it's hydraulics were stiff and slow but after a short while they loosened up and were easy to use. I would just back up to the log and lower the boom, then jiggle it a little and then the tongs would open so lifted it and brought it to be loaded . I did some 50 ,000 Bdft of that. The biggest log was 485 bdft. Lifting it higher keeps the sand/dirt off of where someone is going to cut. So the saw stays sharper longer. =s less work.

[@williamdavidson9009]

Those tongs work well. Your 3 pt set-up for skidding is very similar to what I made. I have a couple of old ones that I picked up over the years. One set the points are not at enough of an angle so it just slips off the log. They don't work for big or small logs. The other set works great for pulling or lifting logs.

[@bikenut5282]

again, great job with the boom set up! Tongs work good, easy to un-hook when you want to.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thank you! Those tongs were a great purchase.

[@BillB]

Thank you for the review and letting us see them in action. I'm switching windows to order my set now.

[@BillB]

Two years later, still got 'em. Still using 'em.

[@rogerdickinson920]

If you hit something and destroy or damage the blade while cutting wood for a customer, do you charge for the blade?If not and it is their log does that make a difference?

[@NorthwestSawyer]

If I’m sawing a customer’s logs and I hit metal, they buy a new blade. If I’m sawing my own logs for a customer’s lumber, it’s my dime.

[@rogerdickinson920]

@@NorthwestSawyer I'm excluding cannonballs of course. It would be nice to see the setup on a better surface like gravel and a shed structure over to protect it. I saw a vid where they pressure washed the log to get gravel off that had been ground in while dragging it around the yard. I know the Woodmizer has a device that scores the log and removes the bark on the cut line. Rather like a scoring blade on a tablesaw.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Roger I do have the debarker attachment. It’s works quite well.

[@starnet36]

Great video. I love your fabricated boom pole. I'll be purchasing a used John Deere 5100 shortly and could use a setup like you have. Would it be possible to get the dimensions, specs, and measurements of the steel used in your build?

[@paullandry8301]

I got the thong from amazon. Your boom set up is a smart idea. The size pf the longer piece appears to be 2x3. Is that correct ?

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thank you! Actually the boom piece is 1.5”x6”. I salvaged it from a demolition job I was doing years ago.

[@1rustytree]

That rear fender mount 3 point switch looks mighty handy!

[@NorthwestSawyer]

It is! I didn't even know about it until I watched a KZbin video after I ordered my tractor.

[@davekana8388]

Home made boom pole?

[@davidhintz1]

Jepp

[@davidhintz1]

0:21 seconds in he says that he built a boom.

[@davekana8388]

davidhintz1 thanks, I checked it out again.

[@bigpun8601]

What is that attached to your hitch? Is that custom made?

[@NorthwestSawyer]

It is. Here’s a video I made on it. 3 point reciever hitch and log skidding boom for John Deere kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZSpk4KdZ7ejqcU

[@americanbluejacket209]

Impressive outfit you have. Especially the boom. Well Done.

[@tanakanigelmungwari9333]

hi northwest sawyer how do i make that boom setup for my ford new holland i like that setup please assist

[@NorthwestSawyer]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZSpk4KdZ7ejqcU This video shows a second one I made a little closer. It shouldn’t be too hard to copy it from the video. I just measured my tractor and built it to fit. Good luck!

[@Ninebadge]

Where did you get the chain with the big spring clip/carabiner that you used in this video? Does it have a specific name? Also have you thought of using a separate chain from the tongs to the tractor draw bar to steady it some? I saw that on another video. Great boom design and video. Thanks.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thank you. We have those made at our local rigging supply company. I’m not sure what the hook is called.

[@HaleBopp]

Really well made video, nice editing mate!

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thank you!

[@scnomad3626]

That boom pole looks great! I am going to copy that design and fab one up. Thanks

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thanks! Good luck!

[@billroberts3864]

That is a very efficient system for moving your logs to your mill with not much effort. Plus your logs are much cleaner as opposed to dragging the entire log in the dirt and then having to clean the logs at the mill to protect your saw blade from dirt.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thanks, Bill. My trails are just wide enough for the tractor so I think skidding is the way to go.

[@slambodianjones]

Nice test - do you think 17inch skidding tongs are a decent size for an amateur logging escapade? We've got a few dozen trees fallen down on our property and I wouldn't mind starting to collect this.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

It really depends on the size of your logs but they’re so affordable, it’s not a huge deal if you need to upgrade later.

[@slambodianjones]

@@NorthwestSawyer good point. I don't think the logs will be too big, they all appear smaller than what you were grabbing. Thanks again for the review!

[@NorthwestSawyer]

@@slambodianjones my pleasure! Good luck!

[@brentcurtis5362]

Watched your video and made an attachment with the tongs for my tractor. Works great

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Awesome, Brent! I’m glad!

[@robtowle1580]

Good to see the tongs are working out for you man! We are close to loading the maple slabs you cut for us into a kiln, will be sure to send you some pics when we get them made into tables. All the best!

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Awesome, Rob! Maybe get a little video of it and I can put it up on my channel.

[@michaelrichter8973]

Ialso made one of these ,simular to youres but.a little diff(round pipe,heavy wall ),but the same princaple i was able to log out two tri axle loads of logs with it,with my old trusty 990 david brown ,and my old 064 stilh im 65 now so i dont go real fast but steady!

[@mtraf1980]

I've got a similar pair with replaceable spikes, they were worth the $$. You've got some great timber out there. Wish we had wood like that in New England.

[@timberray9572]

Timber Tuff makes a good product, I own the chain grinder which has sharpened a lot of chains in the eight years I have owned it, no problems at all.

[@kb9844]

i like this,,,,,looks like it works well

[@NorthwestSawyer]

It does! Even years later.

[@frankhampton1837]

I did to but they haven't came yet

[@Dan_TheMedievalGuild]

Man you've got some beautiful property there. How much land do you have? Just being nosy because that would be some awesome camping land. :)

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thank you! We have just over 13 acres but our property backs up to thousands of acres of forest land. This time of year the creek runs so hard you can hear it from anywhere on the property. I’d like to build some off-grid cabins to air B&B

[@Dan_TheMedievalGuild]

@@NorthwestSawyer That would be the way to go to make some money. I'd just be kinda crazy with people coming and going. You just can't trust people nowadays. That 10% is up to no good. But good luck with whatever you do my friend.

[@lostnation5348]

Nicely done. Thank you for sharing.

[@justinrobertson1590]

How are the tongs doing as nowadays?

[@NorthwestSawyer]

They’re faded but work like new.

[@justinrobertson1590]

Northwest Sawyer thanks for responding. I believe I’ll go ahead and purchase them.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Sorry it took so long. I was out of town but you should be happy with them.

[@justinrobertson1590]

Northwest Sawyer no worries. Thanks again.

[@robertg8875]

Whats on the forks?

[@NorthwestSawyer]

My ballast bar.

[@stevencastillo9690]

nice welding work. What a great idea.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thank you, Steven!

[@Art-jl6pt]

i pulled a 60 ft telephone pole using a boom & a chain.i would buy a chain instead of tongs.nice jd.a boxblade would be mighty helpful moving logs,etc

[@ericpercell4529]

How does it work going up hill

[@NorthwestSawyer]

No issues at all!👍

[@ericpercell4529]

So I live in Oregon so going up and down hills is ok

[@NorthwestSawyer]

I don’t have a level square inch on my property 😬

[@ericpercell4529]

How added weight do you have up front

[@1233Brad]

whats the build specs on that skidding attachment

[@jeremyblank3784]

Mine are timber tuff as well their great for treework

[@802louis]

Looks like it worked great

[@NorthwestSawyer]

It really does!

[@gullatteacres2555]

Great shots! Too many reviews don’t give enough angles of the work being done.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thanks, Sam. I still use it to this day.

[@mikeorahood9867]

Make a little 2 wheel axle to hold back end of log out of all the rock and dirt while dragging it. Your saw chain will thank you

[@delprice3007]

Awesome fabrication, I have to skid some 34" logs so opted for 36" lifting tongs.

[@leonidas7281]

Sir. Is there any way In the world you could send a drawing of that homemade boom!?

[@glenngoodale1709]

I look forward to your videos. You are doing a great job !

[@backinthewoods2022]

I really like the boom you made very handy. Your property looks awesome too northwest somewhere I’m guessing?

[@backinthewoods2022]

Just saw your channel name got my answer😃

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Estacada, Oregon!

[@eldoradowoodcrafthobbies3888]

Great find! Super setup!

[@jamescook1364]

Nice job worked well.

[@elricofarmer1561]

Nice fabrication job. Thanks for sharing this idea. Would love to find a hydraulic set of tongs.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thank you! Hydraulic would be nice.

[@ihd-3603]

That tractor looks too shiny to be in the woods. Also is nice to be able to gang logs up at a “staging area” then hook to a trip of 4 or 5 at a time to drag to the landing. Especially if you have a ways to go to get to the landing.

[@HTPJohn]

I think your fabricated skidding rig is really cool. I've seen the tongs at Rural King and thanks to your review would be confident buying them. Thanks!

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thank you!

[@OhioHillTopsHobbyFarm]

Wow thats a nice three point setup, looks like you could use it for alot of things! The tongs seemed to work good too.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thanks! I’m really impressed so far. We’ll see if they pass the test of time.

[@starnet36]

Beautiful forest area. Is this on your property?

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thank you! Yes, it is my property. Just over 13 acres.

[@woodsignsbydesign5598]

Did you build or buy the boom?

[@NorthwestSawyer]

I built that.

[@woodsignsbydesign5598]

@@NorthwestSawyer I'm a wood guy not good w metal but need one of those for my john deere

[@NorthwestSawyer]

@@woodsignsbydesign5598 I actually built one for a viewer years ago. I have a short video on it if I remember correctly.

[@woodsignsbydesign5598]

@@NorthwestSawyer I looked at your videos and didn't see it. Any chance of getting the plans from you? I'd like to get that built. Also, I have a bucket on front right now and last year I bought that attachment and forks but haven't tried it yet. I saw you have ballast weight on the forks in this video, is that necessary for weight distribution to skid that log?

[@pup734]

Wow a very nice job on the fabrication, and the tractor and the tongs look like they got the job done

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thanks, Larry. So far so good!

[@green-zone36]

Very impressive forest. So lush and green.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

It could actually use some thinning to be healthy.

[@thomasfaucette1446]

the best part is u got the green n yellow hard at work

[@chowtimewithruss1411]

What model John Deere tractor?

[@NorthwestSawyer]

4044R

[@MillCityJam]

Nice!! That's for the tip!!

[@NorthwestSawyer]

You bet!

[@stromatman]

Any chance you could build and sell a boom just like the one you made? I might be interested... got some doug fir and white oak that have died recently on my ranch and I need to cut and pull them out the timber patch! I am near Roseburg and going to be buying a TL40 Wide super hydraulic to have some fun with.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

I sure can, Paul. Are you going to be up this way any time soon?

[@stromatman]

I would like to get up your way; I am waiting on my new John Deere to arrive in a few weeks (everything is back logged!) and it wont be until Sept that they can have the mill ready... so not in a big hurry. Perhaps you could email me your contact info. I did a search and found some three point booms, but not of their quality: King Kutter Boom Pole, Model BP I love your videos... very professionally done... nice photography ad you keep peoples interest!

[@NorthwestSawyer]

[e-mail] is my email. I appreciate your comments. This is what keeps me doing it.

[@granitestatewoods2601]

I've been looking for a skidding idea for my Kioti. You've hit the nail on the head with this one. I love the landscape in the Northwest. It reminds me of my time in Washington state. Anyway, thanks for the idea. Todd in New Hampshire at granitestatewoods.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Awesome! Good luck!

[@pamtnman1515]

One use is once. How’d they hold up over six months of constant use?

[@NorthwestSawyer]

I don’t use them every day but I’ve had no problems with them. I used them last Thursday and Friday.

[@Xtinnoker]

Handy set up there

[@donmotz5528]

Boy they sure do look like they work great....and a side point...I'm not sure if that is your trade or if you were taught welding but dang your welds look perfect....I am impressed......thanx for another video.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thanks, Don! I’ve been a heavy equipment operator for 26 years. I just invested in a really nice welder that makes me look like I know what I’m doing 😬

[@donmotz5528]

A video of it would really be nice.....even if it is a short one......thank you.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

A video on my welder?

[@donmotz5528]

yes that would be great......seeing how it gives you great lookin welds....be nice to see it in action..... :)

[@NorthwestSawyer]

You got it, Don. Now I just have to figure out what to build🤔

[@ghostofcato3052]

Sir: I think you got a great deal on those tongs! I learn a lot from your videos and they are great! You are a highly squared away individual! Thanks for all the great information! Semper Fidelis Bruce.

[@aaronstroud5278]

I imagine, with the mill's debarker, dragging the logs through the dirt isn’t an issue like it would be on other mills?

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Exactly. I still like to spray off the log as well but the debarker works very well.

[@aaronstroud5278]

With how expensive the low end mills are, the LT35 looks like a bargain if someone's going to do any significant amount of milling over the years.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

It really is a lot of machine for the money.

[@scottmorris7468]

Thanks. That is a super helpful review...I've had those tongs in my Amazon list for a year. Now - how can I get you to build me that 3-point boom?!!! :-)

[@NorthwestSawyer]

I did build one for a viewer who was local and able to pick it up. 😬

[@exotictones1054]

This is 2 yrs. Old but those tongs look perfect.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

They’re faded now but still work like new.

[@exotictones1054]

@@NorthwestSawyer I ordered a set of tongs should have them tomorrow. I got the 36".

[@me-nh9xp]

I like these videos. Thanks for the content . Just seems like the machines are to clean

[@oldschoolmachinist1938]

You have another good educational video. I noticed that you have some very large old stumps on your property. I'm guessing those trees were cut down in the early 1900s. I would like to have been there and watched them being brought down. Have you ever noticed if there's any notches in the stumps were the spring boards were put in? Have a safe and happy Fourth of July.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

One of the first things I noticed when we were looking at this property three years ago was the huge stumps with spring board notches in them. Have some footage in one of my videos of them but have been meaning to do a "timber cruise" video showing some of the really neat history on my land. The lady we bought from said the stumps were young trees when Christopher Columbus came to America.

[@jrsfishing1]

At 1:48 your rear wheel lifted off the ground. Not good! You should consider having the rear tires filled with a liquid ballast. It lowers the center of gravity of the tractor and keeps you planted firmly on the ground. Good luck

[@carlinbenton8044]

Nice set up!

[@jimfurman3145]

You have built some very interesting attachment's for your tractor ... I enjoy your video's ... Happy July 4th!!!!

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thanks, Jim. Happy fourth to you and yours!

[@goldenfarms2934]

Nice job! Great setup....thanks for the video 👍🇺🇸

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thank you!

[@butternuthillfarm1599]

Really impressed with your boom arm, worked perfect and keeps the log out of the dirt. Is there anything you can't fabricate or build (lol). 94 degrees and very high humidity here in southern Indiana. Did not get much done outside, too dang hot. Great video.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

I'm running out of scrap metal! It was warm here too. Not 94 hot. Hope you had a good Fourth!

[@marksleeper3752]

great vid

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thank you!

[@daleolson3506]

How do you like your yanmar tractor painted green?

[@NorthwestSawyer]

My John Deere works great, thanks for asking.

[@bighammer587]

Dale olson ...I wonder if he knows 😂

[@colinblankenship2401]

Good idea. Have a good week.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thanks, Colin! You as well.

[@oneofthosepeople2101]

That is an amazing attachment you fabricated.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thank you!

[@dirtyworkdiver]

Nice video. I'm very interested in your homemade hitch and boom. I'd like to make these items for myself. Can you refer me to a place for some design ideas and dimensions? I have a cat 1 3 pt hitch. Thank you!!

[@NCmtnDweller]

Good info thanks Hoss

[@NorthwestSawyer]

You bet

[@James.......]

Nice setup!

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thanks, James

[@brianfreland9065]

Great thing about tools with simple physics is that they dont care what price tag they have, they just do what nature intended as long as the material is strong enough. All tongs be good tongs as long as the tongs are tonging ;)

[@tombryan720]

Great video! 🚜

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thank you, Tom!

[@donlatimer5114]

I have two suggestion for you, [ #1 ] would be to get a Arch type trailer to put on the back of the log to pick it up out of the dirt, suggestion [ #2 ] would be to invest in a battery operated chain saw like a greenwood 80 volt Lipton battery,bar length is 18 inches , cost about $350-$380, you could use to liming up the logs.

[@NorthwestSawyer]

I have only one suggestion for you. Send me $2,000. 😬 I’m not worried about the log being in the dirt because my sawmill has a de-barker and if it’s too bad I can pressure wash them. If you watch my video called “saving oak logs from the chipper”, you’ll se me use this setup to drag oak logs out of a yard that I never would’ve gotten an arch into. The logs I was dragging here were merely to test the cheap tongs. I have three chainsaws I just didn’t feel the need to go through all the trouble for a simple test.

[@coypatton3160]

Northwest Sawyer if money is such a concern, use your boom you made and wrap the chain around the log. Lift with the 3 pt lift and drag away.

[@jacktracy4845]

That movable box weight you made worked well, didn’t it?

[@petedavis4097]

Sometimes the simple ways are the best 😋

[@pamtnman1515]

watch the back flip, common with tractor logging

[@NorthwestSawyer]

That’s why I had my 900# ballast bar on my forks😬

[@pamtnman1515]

@@NorthwestSawyer can you chain to your front and back them out?

[@NorthwestSawyer]

I can.

[@pamtnman1515]

@@NorthwestSawyer For your sake, I hope you do it. Here in PA tractors pulling logs behind has a high accident and fatality rate. Pulling them from the front is much safer. Good luck

[@TheBrushcutter]

@@pamtnman1515 yeah. But we also all need to keep in mind that tractors are like chainsaws. Not everybody should be allowed to touch them. A little common sense goes a very long way. Oh, wow that sounds snarky. Not meaning to though. My point is that all equipment has limitations and when operator inexperience is allowed to compound that, tragedy is soon to follow. Knowing a machines capabilities and ones own experience level, then taking in the hazards of a particular situation allows people to better judge what should be done in that situation. Trying to pull a beyond capacity log up even a 20 degree hill can be deadly in some situations and a walk in the park in others. It is the ability to read a situation correctly that keeps people safe. It is the inability to do so that kills others. Ground type, stumps, trees, traction, gear selection, engine speed and reaction time are just a few things that have to be considered when pulling. Sometimes it's just safer to put the machine on safe ground and use cables and such to pull. But one still has to be aware of what they are doing, what the machine is doing and how the pulled object is reacting. It's sad to hear of people being hurt or killed simply because they didn't take everything into account. Y'all be careful out there.

[@marinusbeimers7293]

Hi that looks like a really nice property that you have. Marinus from Australia

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thank you, Marinus! We love it out here. Cheers!

[@Benssawmill]

Nice setup you got there. 👍

[@NorthwestSawyer]

Thanks, Ben! I'm looking forward to your chainsaw mill video!

[@nathanduckeorth806]

Very nice!

[@chipmackey2073]

Looks like your tractor was ever so slightly rolling back at the close of the video.

[@Ferdp]

Very good test