Makeri Tree Harvester 1984 4 Cyl Deutz Converted

[@davidgibbons5366]

Great little machine! Thanks for posting.

[@carlwilliams8354]

I bought a new 34t in 1987. Mine had a 3 cylinder Deutz and a shear head. It didn’t have AC and about half the ground travel speed of this one. I could cut 2 trailer loads a day of 8ft wood in a first thinning and the forwarder operator drove the truck.

[@ronaaserude8225]

nice little fence post cutter...

[@ericraffel4248]

That would work really good for my yard.

[@gordo1840]

Certainly not the fastest but it seems to get it done. Thanks for the vid I've not seen this befor.

[@kiinanilmio]

Makeri was originally designed and manufactured in Finland in the early -80's. As well as this 34T model. have you modified the sawhead from guillotine?

[@gilmarjunges3236]

Fantastic tool !!

[@sethmedda22]

It might not be the fastest in the world, but cnsidering the conditions and age of the technology, its pretty fast

[@MikeHathawayPocatello]

But you titles this video "fastest tree harvester in the world". Why do you want to jerk people around like that?

[@staceyjaytowers2509]

It's sad that we don't make Lokomo Makeri anymore 😢

[@JDeWittDIY]

Should have your truck close by and be dropping the cut chunks right into the truck for hauling!

[@brettschreiber2260]

Some of these idiots don't realize these machines were solely designed to thin young trees, especially pine plantations. They were small and versatile and desinged not to destroy the remaining trees. Of course newer machines are faster, but also quite expensive. We purchased a new 33T model in 1985 for around $65,000 and it worked quite well for thinning red pine plantations.

[@carlwilliams1570]

The bar saw is faster than the original shear head.

[@janamaresova6802]

I bought this machine and it has not instruction manual, service book, scheme of electric and hydraulic circumferences. Have you got these documents? Do you know where I can get these things? Thanks

[@marcink-bus2291]

Jana Marešová you still have it?

[@scottj5598]

Do you or anyone else watching this know where I can find one of these machines to purchase? even if it is outside the U.S. Thanks!

[@randymorris4878]

Where would I find parts fo r a locomo mt34 ?

[@austindenotter913]

i suppose flat ground and 3 stick red pine makes this look fast!

[@landtechnik4k]

Who needs clean windows if you got a Fast Harvester :) LoL must be like sitting in a Terrarium

[@jeromyw385xp]

hi seth how can i get ahold of this mike. too see about possably makeing a cutting head for me and ware may i ask is he from in Wisconsin thanks. there is no way too email you because you have that part turned off thanks.

[@jimh6879]

Bob Upton Bancroft Wi is the guy you really want.

[@jamesranger9193]

I need a head like that for red cedar

[@user-zu2bw7ig5v]

lol we run a cat 501 HD with a 4 roller fabtek head and it's not the fastest by far but it's a heck of a lot faster than this

[@aaronb6911]

Anyone know where I can find one of these?

[@sudomc]

where does this compare to the Ponsse?

[@kyleharmon4245]

I want to see it do hardwood. and a tree bigger than 10 inch

[@Bobbycat115]

Come to the west coast of BC we will show you what a tree is .You could not pick up our branches with that thing .

[@TheKanetube]

smallest trees in the world too lol :)

[@ricardo3760]

I mean it's a cool little machine, and it does get the job done, but it's not the fastest by far

[@tararaboy11]

looks like a toy one

[@ensiohartikainen2522]

Hah good joke. Litle fire wood maker😂😂

[@dedrakuhn6103]

pretty slow, considering he is cutting down 3 to 4" trees.

[@Bushguyrocks]

Bwaahaha!

[@bill45colt]

hes not cutting trees, hes cutting poles, not suitable for saw logs