Tigercat 635D pulling massive drags like a BOSS!

[@gregtaylor8327]

love you videos here in NZ. I used to operate a Clark 666c and an old Detroit Timberjack stick shift skidder when not on the saw. Man that Tigercat looks amazing. Thanks for your videos. Keep an older feller happy.😎

[@mhrepoman]

You guys work so much better together and are so much nicer to each other than any of the guys on that damn tv show. I swear, all those guys do on that show is yell, swear, call names and fight with each other. For the exception of the swamp man, they're all a bunch of dudes with horrible anger issues. Cool video

[@mauriceconnelly1312]

Cooool videos...im retired automotive and i relate to your machines....fun to watch

[@ronaaserude8225]

love the sound of that big old Cummins bellaring away when the 635 has a big drag on, still totally impressed with the amount of wood that thing moves! Sucks to be Derrick getting an oil bath, but somebody's gotta stand in the line of fire once in a while hahaha. I hope the mills can keep on operating, more than enough guys been taking a hurting in your industry in the last several years!

[@cotontop3]

That thing does sound good.

[@AussieMusicRocks]

That 635 sure can pull. They were a couple of huge drags. Back when I was in the bush we'd cable choke a drag a third of that and think we were gods. Nothing wrong with an oil bath, keeps the skin nice and soft lol.

[@larrylittletonjr9644]

On pulling straight hoses, on directional drilling rigs, we used to use a coupling that connected old hose to new. I know sometimes you need the old one to compare, but it's awesome when u know

[@bornWinnipeg]

I always free on weekend,,,i always come to house in the morning everyweek end. Because i am truck driver.i start my weekend by watching ur amazing vidoes. Sorry my english is not good enough...:)

[@tophauler8626]

HEY I LOVE UR VIDEOS I JUST STARTED FOLLOWING U LAST FEW DAYS,I HAVE THE SAME PASSION FOR HEAVY EQUIPMENT AND TRUCKS AND THE SMELL OF DIESEL EXHAUST.I LOVED EVERYTIME IN THE ARMY I GOT TO PUSH DIRT,ITS SO RELAXING

[@cotontop3]

+top hauler thank you glad you enjoyed it!

[@heathersanborn4914]

That 635 is quite the little mule !

[@metlmuncher]

I know this is an older vid. But a tip for pulling lines like that in tough spots is to have plugs that fit in the end of the hose that the rope hooks to and pulls straight from the end of the hose. It can help keep it from catching on stuff too. That 635 is a stud

[@catdieselpower193]

Lol nice one pard!! and hell yea that Ole girl DEFF earns her fuel!! pullin them loads!

[@nuttynut54]

At 9.20 Tommy I think you called him .. man that was a big fat chew(Copenhagen snuff) havent had a chew in 23years now after seeing him take one . I want one now too Snuff and skid some logs

[@dannysettles5646]

Them drivers knows how to drive and pull .no wide open and hot roddin..sounds and looks like professionals

[@MikeJones-zb7tp]

Looks like oil was running right on the ground. Dep must love that.

[@SkidderKev]

I have had my fair share of hyd oil baths. Some with blown lines and some well changing lines. The worse one was on the skid steer and blew a tilt line and covered me from head to toe, lucky enough i was close to home so I pulled the line off came home and showered and changed and got a new line made up and back to work.

[@terrellfarms1]

Back in the late 80's I was working for a fertilizer dealer while I was in high school clearing some bushes from around the buildings with an old Bobcat that had been used to load fertilizer for years. I was pushing it pretty hard when one of the metal lines that ran across just above my feet blew a rust spot out. It sprayed me from my crotch to above my head with hot high pressure hydraulic oil. Damn lucky I had on my glasses at the time. I was drenched in it.

[@cotontop3]

That coulda really been bad but woulda got tons of views on KZbin. Good thing you didn't get burned.

[@jdatwood7086]

Wow, lucky you weren’t killed. That shit gets in your blood stream you’ve got minutes to get help. Hydraulics are gnarly shit.

[@vinnykuznetsov2524]

Sounds like me everyday of my life

[@outbackcountry512]

This is how to get a job done , no yelling , pure Co operation , and problem solving as a team , everyone work together the right way , no matter what the issues if the day

[@michaelcumbie9102]

Hey Tim as a mechanic that rope becomes ya best friend. I had nuts welded to my caps and plugs. I tapered the to aid in pulling the hoses through the maze. Ha ha oil bath had 1 or 2 of those.

[@cotontop3]

+Michael Cumbie oil baths are never good lol

[@obfuscated3090]

Nut trick noted! I don't work anything that heavy but it's a slick method for fishing any flex line.

[@super6954]

Hi Thanks for posting, That 635 is like some tractors I get to drive, you don't need a radio to listen to in the cab. Just open the window pour the coal to it and listen to her bark while it's working hard. That string for pulling lines through works real good. I did a replacement 3/8 hose that was 30 ft long and ran down inside a steel backbone pipe on the back of a header on a customers swather, when the original steel hydraulic line rusted out. The guy didn't know how to do it and I earned $70 for knowing how to use a piece of string, that was an easy money job L.O.L. Whats the deals with the mills, economy and no markets or just like fuel plants that time of year to shut down for maintenance?.

[@cotontop3]

+super6954 The wood market is way down.

[@larrylittletonjr9644]

We also had color coded zip ties on all that vermeer stuff

[@troyskeese1503]

Liked the video. I like all your videos. Great content,expanding an you keep it moving an not repeat over an over . Really like the you don't have some lame intro . Those drive me nuts . Keep them coming I'll be watching . May want to watch what you show "oil on the soil makes do-gooders boil "

[@cotontop3]

I hate those intros too and I'm not gonna have one.

[@brianpauley4831]

Do y'all make your hydraulic hoses out in the field ? It saves so much down time if you got the equipt. to do that. Yall sound like 'Bama boys, or coastal N.C. I reckoned that cause i unnerstand evah word you say ! Let's get up wif it, we on the clock !

[@joetiller1031]

Yes I have wore hyd. oil soaked shirt, drawers the whole thing many a day.

[@austindenotter19]

Joe Tiller or like me and run forwarder shirtless, didnt want to, had to.

[@rickerb7196]

Wonder if being showered with hydraulic fluid keeps the deer flyies away?

[@shawnevans58]

I think the dual rear makes it pull much better, it will go through everything you have shown on videos

[@summitsp]

Maybe you should put a bracket on the side of that 635D to hold a spare drive shaft.

[@dan82667]

i have one of those hats,really did not know till now who whore those.found it in an old house.

[@TheMetalButcher]

Ha. Thing pulls so hard it can't steer because the front wheels are in the air. That's impressive. Lot of weight hanging off those bushings.

[@oldtimerf7602]

Wonder if Tigercat will ever make a 645 double bogie? Meaning one on back, one up front..? It would ride and pull even better..

[@cotontop3]

I'm not sure.

[@bartoncameron5771]

Well I can tell u I know the feeling of being soaked with oil lol and by the way I am down to one mill to haul to today and will be down tomorrow this sucks!

[@cotontop3]

It is bad, very bad.

[@Stumpman61]

What kind of camera are you using to get the house shot?

[@cotontop3]

+Mike Holloway it's a Sony. There's a link to it in the description of all newer videos because I get asked that question often.

[@mukymik6414]

Ooh that 635 is an absolute animal, that Cummins has got to be one of the best non-natural sounds in the woods. Hope the mills going down isn't going to effect you too much, great video. How is Derek doing now apart from bathing in hydraulic oil?

[@cotontop3]

He's good other than being oily

[@tonymartinez5855]

what state is this in

[@canvids1]

Its nice when working if you can have a laugh now and again even if it is on you.

[@cotontop3]

+canvids1 that's right lol

[@chrismontgomery1521]

What magnification on that camera

[@bornWinnipeg]

Hi bro where these all woods goes...?

[@cotontop3]

+Jasveer Maan we haul it to mills all over the place.

[@michaelhughes5933]

Parker changes something on everything they do for me. I only go there if I absolutely can't get it anywhere else, though. I'd need a few more bankers if I bought all hoses and accessories there. Plus there's several counter guys at the Montgomery store that are as pleasant to deal with as a mama rattler. The guys in the shop are great, though. Even though they never have what I need, they'll find something that will work.

[@cotontop3]

+Michael Hughes John has retired now from the Tuscaloosa store and its hurt us bad. We going elsewhere now.

[@davidgaylord2035]

flying from Rota Spain to Greece and one of the Marines flying on this C 130 we were flying on had a hose break on him he had to wear those civilian clothes till the next day

[@waynep343]

doing a wheelie with it has to be the reason its breaking drive shaft yokes. better keep that spare repaired drive shaft around and some spare yokes for both ends... less down time if you have the weak links in stock.

[@anthonydierlam9397]

you guys remind me of swamp loggers whitch i like to

[@tenutubeoteorikiratahi6773]

Man yous have some nice gear in

[@jeffcampbell6314]

When you consider the weight of the limbs and tops that baby is moving a load worth of weight!

[@cotontop3]

You are correct

[@rockybradway5758]

Campbell qqaqaqqq

[@ethanmcburnett5655]

How much you think that baring Is I always wondered that when I turn my saw head on in morning

[@cotontop3]

Never had to have one for a tigercat but have bought a few for some deeres and I wanna think they're around $400 when we had to have them.

[@trevmint5615]

helluva camera what's the model number

[@StumpGreenwoodSC]

Man that ol girl it getten it done !

[@bartoncameron5771]

Hell lets go fishing!

[@larrylittletonjr9644]

At least that oil wasn't hot

[@dannysettles5646]

That was many years ago 1978 or 79

[@dannysettles5646]

I had a hose bout 2 inches round blow at top and soaked my back and rear ran down all in my boots it was on a ol C.6 tree farmer it was a ol skidder and cover plate was off behind the seat..we were bout 75 miles from home I was soaked all day.I think it may have cooked me to the bone but it was on very first pull that morning. If it would have been two or three hours in that day I'm sure it would have cook me to the Bone. Thank God it didn't

[@bartoncameron5771]

Well jus got informed that hood industries which is our log mill will not take at all next week and I'm on a 80% log sale !!😰

[@cotontop3]

That's not good.

[@Dan.Whiteford]

With these mills shutting down is that because they cannot sell/move enough product or are they being oversupplied? Geez I hope you have some shares in your oil supplier the amount you use with burst pipes and such like!! Any oil here in the UK is mighty expensive even in 205litre drums -perhaps you buy it in bulk when I guess its a bit cheaper?

[@cotontop3]

The wood markets are very down right now and not much of it is selling.

[@cotontop3]

We buy hydraulic oil in 208 liter drums here or 55 gallons. Our motor comes in on a truck and is pumped into a bulk oil tank that holds 280 gallons or 1059 liters.

[@Tilenm]

A lot of hydraulic oil on the ground.

[@chasewood2544]

I have always wantes to be a logger sence I was a little kid

[@tractorboy31]

i was changing my pu trucks engine oil outside and the wind kicked up and i had diesel engine oil in my mouth and all over my face. yummy stuff lol. how big of line feeds that motor

[@mikewawrzkiewicz3741]

Man oh man she's pulling a load sweet stuff big oops for Kevin but he's a good sport with you busting on him yes sir you guys work well together take care ol boy see yaaaaa Napa mike

[@cotontop3]

How did it sound on your new iPad?

[@Phil-wq9uq]

Who knocked the birds tree down. A national symbol and absolutely no compassion from the big mouth.

[@franksweets1859]

Der einzigste der wirklich arbeitet ist der im gelben Shirt, der andere quatscht nur blöde

[@TRichard30]

I know oil spills happen. but letting it run out on the ground and filming it. I'd be shut down.

[@cotontop3]

In the 2 states that we work in, you only have to report it if it's over a 25 gallon spill. Situations just like this in this video just calls for us to mitigate anything that ends up on the ground.

[@fireballdigger7298]

How much money u make off KZbin if u don’t care to tell

[@cotontop3]

How about you tell me how much you make at your job and then I’ll tell you how much I make off youtube?

[@dean5850]

must be a dead body there somewhere

[@victorlevasseur1853]

Un peu beaucoup trop oïl par terre