New way, Hauling raw telephone poles and bolts

[@toddsoutsideagain]

Good stuff! Fascinating to see all those logs coming out of the woods the easy way😂 I was drooling over those piles of sticks!👍🏻👍🏻

[@LoggerJason]

Thanks Todd

[@donmcgimpsey1706]

Chris would be drooling. Great video!

[@LoggerJason]

@@donmcgimpsey1706 just wait for a couple weeks he was up here.

[@johnsandell4501]

What a large cutting and clearing project. Tell us if you desire to, how you acquire these projects. Thanks for bringing us along.

[@LoggerJason]

I get most of my projects through word of mouth.

[@KevinHarvey-qw5mj]

Looks like you got another mount for your camera and the glass being scratched it's a work equipment so we can see what you are doing and you telling us about it telephone poles and mill woods interesting to see how you do it people see when they go get lumber from the yard you are the reason they have wood it's a good video Jason you explain what and where things are going very interesting be waiting for next video and is there a time limit on the job

[@LoggerJason]

Not really a time limit on the job hopefully going to be done in 2 weeks

[@KevinHarvey-qw5mj]

Easy for you that's your job we be lost thanks again my friend

[@LoggerJason]

It takes practice and experience. Been bouncing around in this same machine for all most 10 years.

[@KevinHarvey-qw5mj]

@LoggerJason ya I used to work at a tree company and they removed trees and split it and sold firewood but had clam loaders to pick up logs with to bring back to lot but the guy that started the tree company use to go to the light company and pick up the power poles and sell them for landscaping and my cousin is a logger in California enjoy watching your videos and watch you when Chris from in the woodyard came and got wood from you thanks for posting and letting people know were there lumber comes from by your hard work they can build what they want cause of you thanks again Jason

[@LoggerJason]

@ thanks for tuning in.

[@KevinHarvey-qw5mj]

@LoggerJason anytime you on

[@KevinHarvey-qw5mj]

@@LoggerJason I know I was a heavy equipment operator we had a sand and gravel company so had to strip the soil to get to the good stuff thanks again for posting my friend

[@BGWenterprises]

42 foot is that 2 foot trim? They generally want no less then 10" trim out west so you generally just cut at the next foot mark. An average of 36 foot is required on export logs. The good money on domestic logs is 32 foot and up. But no average length requirement. . Power polls generally start around 45 foot and can get crazy long. . The loaders the trucks use are quite a bit different from a forwarders boom, you have steel sticking out to balance a log on it, and swing it over the trailer bunks ect ect. The loaders are generally a 10,000lb loader actual weight on the truck. A 7,000lb loader can be trashed in under a year, moving the big fir trees. 21 to 24 tons legal load is typical capacity with 20 tires or 6 axils. More or less 88k gross.

[@LoggerJason]

Not sure on the logistics part of the logs once they leave the landing. They run 98k gross on 6 axles in Wisconsin.

[@johnricks1630]

Hey, Jason.How can you tell if the log is a cord or more than a cord ?

[@LoggerJason]

@@johnricks1630 most of the poles are around .5 to .75 of a cord depending on diameter.

[@BertsCustomCuts]

Sorry it didn't work out to come help kenny cut. We were busy cutting stuff for dad

[@LoggerJason]

Don’t worry I got more.