Hammertime on 622B, Series 3 on Linkbelt 3240. The Return! Ranting about the job and stuffs.

On a cellphone unfortunately, but couldn't resist sharing the creamy wood. BC interior

[@wolfgangkohler2508]

Wonderful job. It’s a treat to watch you work. So smooth and calculated.

[@owengalvin6404]

Glad to see you're still working on man. I'm still really working towards moving out to Canada get into logging I'll take all the tips and tricks out there! Appreciate people like yourself putting ways up to see how others do it

[@tommiller6421]

Your a great operator son, I'm old retired logger from the noth east of the USA old days of chain saws and cable skidders, I enjoy your channel a lot,stay safe out there bud.

[@stevenwescott1422]

I still cut with chainsaw and grapple skidder in Maine. Weather has been awful for a year wet summers warm winter.

[@FDRLogging]

Dude im so happy your uploadin again, slam out the videos!

[@kalmurphy5254]

Man you are doing a great job

[@tckkahki795]

Videos are awesome , definitely teaching me

[@dannyauger7223]

Yes, it's been a while for the content, but man, it sure is great seeing some new shit man thx. Keep'em rolling. Let's see more processing, loading clips, or whatever. Thx

[@llloggingexcavation69]

I really enjoy your videos. Keep em coming

[@millertime4770]

Happy to see you back posting man!

[@leightonallen1996]

Netflix effect haha! Awesome video dude

[@nspro931]

I think I would not mind difficult wood videos, problem solving is what makes things interesting. Zipping through straight sticks only entertaining for a little while.

[@ch1llboy]

Thanks for the encouragement. I think I'll humble myself and give that a try.

[@Mike-if7ph]

Try keeping up with grapple swing yarder with shovel feeding it with mixed spieces mostly alder not saw log either with stroker lot of fun

[@The250wtf]

Would love to see some of your work from the island. I’m a road builder out here. Building in the inlets these days.

[@ch1llboy]

Got that one video on central landing nanaimo lakes. Couple videos recorded in Powell River, just havent gotten around to editing yet. Thanks, be safe have fun

[@bulkleyoutdoors]

Nice combo! The 855s are nice but not all they’re cracked up to be. Unstable and low visibility. I would take the link belt any day!

[@AnacesardaLuz26daLuz77]

César si 🧔🏻

[@AnacesardaLuz26daLuz77]

César 🧔🏻

[@Bobcat325]

Cool vid. Do you ever load trucks ?

[@ch1llboy]

Not yet. Thought I'd get a chance... Maybe some day

[@williamaltstadt5562]

Could you show a video on how you set up to your deck I don't think I'm doing it right I have to turn the wood always

[@ch1llboy]

Thought about doing that years ago. Aim down the deck a couple track lengths. Never let the wood force you back. Put it somewhere in front. When you move back you put down a few square to your tracks and build up from them. In the worst cases you gotta hop out front and move enough to get a fresh start. Use the long butts backwards in the gaps when you build up the new layer

[@lakeboy2764]

Your a great operator 😎👍 how much does VERY Experienced operator such as yourself make for a wage ?

[@ch1llboy]

Union job currently 41/hr. 45-50hrs a week + travel both ways from marshal point- Driving pickup is adjusted to overtime rate. 2/3rds hour bonus/service per day

[@ch1llboy]

2/3rds 'bonus' covers things like cardlock, supply runs, dropping off /picking up hoses, timesheets & delivery, having own tools, etc

[@josephmccorkel7021]

We thought you were in the French Foreign Legion in the Ukraine.

[@PelletierRene]

You waste woods😊