Ponsse Bear at work in Sweden 4K

[@edwardhugus2772]

I have seen a few machines that do the same job as this machine, but usually tracked like an excavator. That chassis set up is very interesting and the machine does a great job. I'm glad you showed it to us!

[@regsparkes6507]

I could watch a lot more of this harvesting process. What a quiet working machine this is! Thank you for the video !

[@ADVideofilm]

Thanks for watching!

[@TonyLambregts]

Long time no post. Good to see.

[@1tulip]

@Walter Sobchak Really? Looks like I'm not getting my notifications either.

[@DIESELPOWER-AUSTRIA]

A Beast 👍💪🌲

[@tonybillstrom7069]

Trevlig Film!

[@ADVideofilm]

Tack!

[@jeffcanyafixiy]

GREAT VIDEO as always! 👍👍

[@ADVideofilm]

Thanks!

[@RFVideoTrucksMachinesAircrafts]

Bra klipp =).

[@ADVideofilm]

Tack!

[@nurullahdemirbas4893]

Isnt it a very relaxing video?

[@ASUSfreak]

This chassis would be awesome on say a Tatra truck. Tatra also have 8x8 trucks, but this on uses seesaw principle, so there is always 1 axle of the 2 touching ground. Would be cool to do truck trial off-road stuff I guess...

[@JohnSmith-cy9tt]

well its not a army thing this,,,Tatra would suck big time

[@ASUSfreak]

@@JohnSmith-cy9tt I'm not saying it has something to do with an army? I'm saying 'say a Tatra truck' (many others, just an example...) and I'm talking about off-roading. Google Tatra off-road truck trial vids and see what I mean. And then apply the seesaw principle to it 😉

[@wopmf4345FxFDxdGaa20]

This chassis is good for slow driving, and to keep the pressure on the surface very low. 😉 But I suppose for a truck, you would want a good suspension and springs, that's better for stability when the speed is higher than 3 km/h.

[@CKr14]

I live 10 minutes away from where this company is located 👍

[@JohnSmith-cy9tt]

Var i Sverige kör ni - vakna för ett jobb i vinter kanske ?? 2021

[@nailasch2187]

That alarm disturbs the nature.

[@GreatLakesLogger]

I can confirm that they don't care. I often have deer, squirrels and birds watching me work.

[@hnorrstrom]

It is only humans that care about noice. You see far more animals in a machine than on foot. But I guess it is the smell of human that is hidden.

[@robertkrzeski4712]

👍➡EXTRA➡👍

[@toliks5445]

👍👍👍

[@ADVideofilm]

Thanks!

[@MrWhiseguyy]

Fet!

[@ВладимирЛайт]

Где Грета Тунберг? ))))

[@Lesorub24]

🤣

[@MMPadua]

MB engine?

[@GreatLakesLogger]

Yes. Model 926 I believe

[@tobbeandme]

No its 936 stege V engine 😊

[@GreatLakesLogger]

@@tobbeandme thanks for the correction! I believe our North American models still use Tier 4 engines

[@larsk.grimsrud4931]

The driver wears hearing protection when filmed from outside the cabin (0:25), but he does not wear hearing protection when filmed from inside the cabin (1:10). Why? Are these machines so noisy that hearing protection is required?

[@frankeinfish]

No far from, those are Peltors so he was probably talking to some mates while operating the harvester.

[@JohnSmith-cy9tt]

Inside is silent - outside is a diff story - get the shit going bro - Ponsse is the king in the forrest so is the sound inside the cabin

[@JohnSmith-cy9tt]

Go try the noice of them US tiger cats...totly crap machines and you will know the power of a Ponsse - big cats is bad .....A puma is silent

[@marblenana462]

No is this real????

[@ASUSfreak]

No, no, no it's not real. It's a game called Farming Simulator 19. They took a piece of film of that game. Then they did CGI on it (computer-generated imagery) in programs like Adobe Premiere Pro (video editing tools). And when they are happy with the result, they put the movie on youtube.

[@kennethhume8628]

I presume that this is a managed forest and that following clearance new trees will be planted . My question is , what happens to all the tree stumps please .

[@ADVideofilm]

You right. New trees will be planted within 3 years. On this site the stumps will remain as they are.

[@jarosaw7171]

HOW DARE YOU?