RUH! RUH! RUH! Binford 3000 Tree Saw! Hydraulic Push Bar, More Safety, More Control, and MORE POWER!

Baumalight and Tractor Time with Tim redesigned the tree saw to have a hydraulic push bar to help control the tree when it is cut and falls! Tim uses the new tree saw to fall many trees and show how the push bar helps with safety and precision.
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[@JoeTheFarmer]

I got to test the Baumalight saw with Tony and couldn't dream it could get any better. Your design did just that. I would order one with the upgraded hydraulic push bar all day. Great example of an end user and manufacturer being nimble enough to make something better! Great video Tim!

[@royscarbrough3589]

Now it needs a camera or mirror system so you are not straining your neck. Or some body with lots of 1025’s set one up like some of those farmers who reversed their tractors so the driver faced the PTO. It could just be adding a seat to the side so you could work the hydrostatic and not have to turn your neck so much.

[@CliffsideStables]

Joe I totally agree! Tim in Oneida

[@huckbeduck]

Kudos to your wife! That was a good catch spotting that hungup branch!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yes it was!

[@Kcolby47]

The hydraulic push bar is a great usability addition and safety feature to tree saw! It must be satisfying to work with the manufacturer to improve a product and see it implemented. Blessings.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yes. It is great to see it come together….and actually WORK! In this case, even more successful than I anticipated!

[@Kcolby47]

@@TractorTimewithTim That is great to hear! Nice work!

[@georgewest2096]

Thanks again .

[@Jeff-zk6dk]

Great video all kind of action and that was a nice catch your wife seeing that hung up branch👍🏻

[@ProjectAdventures]

Great job, Tim! I always enjoy seeing you work with manufactures to make things better. I have wanted for a while to extend the fixed push bar on my DPH530, as I have always felt it it too short. That hydraulic option definitely takes it to the next level! Maybe they will offer a retrofit kit for older saws...

[@TractorTimewithTim]

The challenge is that the base needed to be beefed up a bit to be able to handle the pressure. I suspect with appropriate reinforcement, you could add the hydraulic pushbar…but it would take some welding :-)

[@ProjectAdventures]

@@TractorTimewithTim that makes sense, I agree it couldn’t really be an add-on because of that. I guess I’ll be welding 😊 Thanks!

[@richpicone7788]

That just may be the best upgrade I've seen to a piece of equipment. Game changer!!!

[@garypower9024]

Christy was on the ball and did a great job spotting for you 👍 When using an excavator, dump trailer, cutting logs etc , always take the time to glance overhead, Stay safe

[@Jtwizzle]

Tonys tractor adventure needs that updated tree saw. Looks slick

[@curtwhite876]

Knock knock. Who's there? Tim Tim, who? Timber!

[@harkbelial]

This could be the worst joke I've heard ever🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅

[@curtwhite876]

@@harkbelial knock knock.

[@harkbelial]

@@curtwhite876 come in

[@susan330]

It’s nice idea Tim but you should have a safety metal mesh screen on those openings to prevent a tree from coming back at you through the cab glass

[@garypower9024]

Great addition to your saw. Much safer when the operator has better control over where that tree lands . Another great video Tim

[@photocontrol]

The hydraulic push bar is a great addition to the tree saw!

[@ranger6x660]

That is my kind of relaxation. Seeing all the machines working on a project. Great video.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks for watching!

[@BrianPhillipsRC]

That was an action packed video! Great work guys!

[@DougAlesUSA]

My late father would have loved this Tim. He was fast at dropping trees. He was so fast that the army 🪖sent him to the Sahara Forrest 🌳🌲🌳handed him an ax 🪓told him to drop trees, but forgot to tell him when to stop. 🤷‍♂️ And the rest…. is history ☀️🏜️

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Ha!

[@SpartanZapp]

That's an absolute game changer for this attachment. I love seeing ole salty in all these videos lately. Getting it done

[@donalexander4083]

i could watch your projects for hours, Tim

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks Don!

[@DerFledderer]

Very interesting!

[@SLCFarms]

Great job on this project. That’s one cool saw

[@bartonmd]

To me, that hydraulic push bar really makes that piece of machinery 10x more useful!

[@frankdrahos8569]

That push bar is certainly a game changer!

[@m9ovich785]

Stay with the Smaller Trees Tim. That bigger Tree barber Chaired. and in the right conditions that barber Chair would have gotten into the upright push bar and picked the rear of the Tractor off the Ground .. Remember the Blue Tractor Photo ?? Thanks, Mike M.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yea, I hear ya… but these trees not THAT big.

[@dave.lawrence.3894]

That's a great addition to the 3 point saw... GREAT Video, Tim... 😮😊

[@Tony2tall]

Amazing what you can accomplish with that amount of horse power!

[@jakeschisler7525]

I had a group of cedar trees where at onetime they had a chicken run. There was chicken wire old hinges screws and nails. So I used a Sawzall to notch it first with a metal cutting blade, then a wood cutting blade. Then started back cutting it. I could just barely get my tractor in there to push it over and the first time I didn't have enough cut. So I also used a metal wedge to make it give more then finally got it to fall. The tree had been dead for quite a while.

[@steventhomson2042]

very interesting

[@d6joe]

For smaller, say 3 or 4" trees, i think thats a neat tool. With the plastic cab roof and a ROPS, i would be hesitant going after the trees in the video. The logger with the 3 wheel outfit is sitting in a masive steel cage.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Fair enough…but the push bar gives much more control over those trees.

[@chaddthompson]

@@TractorTimewithTim That it does but you have no control over the hinge cut on the tree so it could easily come back over on top of the tractor. Seemed like you were having a difficult time seeing the cut at all.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

@@chaddthompsongood point. My approach is to push with the bar before I finish cutting all the way through the tree. While I can’t see the cut perfectly, I do have a good feel for the tree being able to be pushed. Not perfect, I agree, but I felt enough control to be safe. I did NOT feel that level of control without the hydraulic pushbar

[@RobertBrown-cz9qz]

Awesome

[@scottbarnwell512]

Very effective push bar upgrade

[@floydferguson5366]

Great video!

[@kdeckster]

That is uber cool!

[@huckbeduck]

Tool man Tim 》》》》Tractor man Tim!

[@MartyHenderson-ie9sp]

I love this video Tim. It shows the variety of equipment and all operators working together as a finely tuned machine. That DPH530 is on my short list and has been for three months. I may need to save up some money faster so I can order it with the hydraulic push bar. Thanks for sharing.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

The push bar dramatically improves the capability (and safety)!

[@jeffshiner6087]

That looks like a fantastic addition to the tree saw. Are you worried at all that the trunk of the tree could catch on the middle cross-member of the push bar?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Not really.

[@shanesherwood343]

Good morning Tim great video that new add on to the saw is awesome watching this tree clean up you guys sold me on that yankum rope hope you have a big hot dog roast when your done burning them brush piles

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks 👍

[@stephenreamer4323]

That's a really fun video! Thankyou! Have you looked at a ditch cleaner to reform and clean out a ditch. Need about 75hp @PTO, I think.

[@David-lh1vp]

Just one question. Why is Tim always cold every time a tree falls? Tim BURR. 😂

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Ha!

[@jackofall2305]

Now they need to make a 3pt skidding winch to go with this

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yea, that would help. Maybe we could combine them!

[@waynederby4684]

Binford 3000. Tim did you talk to Tim Taylor from Tool Time about getting more power and control for your Binford tree cutting tool tool? LOL

[@HCH9990]

Really enjoying this project and all the different machinery in use - I hope we get to the end game where we see the before & after results! It'd be cool to see what was used for logs and what was disposed of (I assume you're going to burn the non-usable stuff Tim?) Love the hydraulic push bar on the saw too!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yes, burning the smaller willows and other junk. The logs go to different purposes depending on quality. Willows are only useful for pallets, others for more valuable purposes. There are several nice oaks.

[@Roseau1]

I remember the inventor of this style tree cutter. He also invented a stump grinder. "The Stumpster". Three point that was hydraulic and PTO. That product may have been sold off as it's not for sale anywhere. To bad as it was a great stump grinder. I sold mine at my now ex wife's demands. I bought a three point PTO unit and it works well. Just a bit tougher to hook to the tractor.

[@JCWren]

The problem with the 3 point saw and any other 3 point attachment that requires constant watching is how bad your neck gets to hurting. I wouldn't want to operate that for more than short periods of time.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yea, I get it..but it is only for short periods …then one has to move to another tree anyway.

[@craigflatley7370]

🇨🇦morning

[@joshuaschneider3591]

Neat concept upgrade. I'm curious to know if you think on the bigger trees, it would be worth having a helper notch the distant side of the tree before you cut it? Would they fell without the extra angle, or isn't it worth the hassle? Overall, your upgrade seems to have quadrupled the safety factor of this type of saw on larger trees. Thanks for sharing!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yes, a notch would help…but sorta defeats the purpose of doing the cutting from the tractor seat.

[@jburch1544]

Was thinking about purchasing this tree saw. Do need to wait for this improvement? Suspect will add $ to cost. Great idea! Sounds like just out in your video

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Ours is the first prototype. You’ll have to contact them for specifics given that it is new.

[@erice9536]

Hmmm, maybe it seems a lot different in person, but that sure looks like one could easily have a tree tip back and land right on the tractor with that push bar and saw.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Much safer than WITHOUT the hydraulic pushbar. As long as I push before finishing the sawing, it seems pretty safe to me.

[@erice9536]

@@TractorTimewithTim Fair enough, you are the man on the scene. Kristy probably speaks up if you do anything too sketchy. :)

[@terrytate6006]

I'm wondering if that push bar was curved would that give you more control when pushing a tree

[@TractorTimewithTim]

The ‘bite’ section is now curved. I don’t think the vertical sections make any difference.

[@nejadcosic398]

Tim, I think if you added a roller across the top of the push bar it might not dig into the tree and pinch the saw blade

[@TractorTimewithTim]

The last saw had a smooth cross section. This allowed the tree to move too much. Much safer with this approach.

[@jameswhetstone7588]

I think it’s actually the Binford 6100

[@jddriver9565]

Everyone who doesnt get the reference in the title of this video....missed something great in his/her life!

[@Gnomoleon]

Gotta give us a close up view of the saw and under it.....

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Sorry. There is a fairly close up from the old one…which is identical. There is nothing on the bottom. Only teeth (green teeth) are on the edge of the saw.

[@oldsailor8593]

I don’t think you can overcome the exact situation with that “widow maker”. I have a 5100e and I would never trust the roof in that situation. I would use it for much smaller 1 to 5” maybe?

[@billybobs841]

That thing will get u killed

[@NotMuchHere]

You must be doing this for light (shading growable areas) as the work area has water and is clearly ... not farmable (unless you plant rice) ...

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Correct. We have several episodes on this project. Please go back and check them out. We fully explain the reasoning, and the government limitations on what we are allowed to do.

[@NotMuchHere]

@@TractorTimewithTimThanks, i have seen them .. i don't know if you explicitly mentioned the light. The overhead shot was a clue. I was aware of the rule, wetlands. Sadly the hardwoods will re-sprout without digging them up. I see you pulling the trees away. I am not sure of the fire value (to you), Hard work and fun stuff.

[@SWAMPHUNTER644]

What kind of trees are those? They look like ash. White ash doesn't usually grow in such wet conditions. Black ash, red ash, and green ash are more water loving species. It has been almost 6 decades since my dendrology class in forestry college and I don't think I could tell the difference anymore. Good firewood, spits easy, decent lumber. Makes good bats.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Lots of dead ash, killed by emerald ash borer. Others are willows, and oaks. Some hackberry. I am not sure which ash…but I think it is the baseball bat variety.

[@earlyriser8998]

geat project but it does hurt my heart to see all the trees cut down. But I understand

[@TractorTimewithTim]

These are mostly ‘junk’ trees, and the good ones are going for logs…so they are not wasted.

[@BG-vq9fd]

That 3 wheel thing looked dangerous.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Pretty cool. This is our 3rd episode with it. Check out the other two where we go into more detail about it.

[@weldersandblaster]

You're wrong. A skid steer could not tilt the bucket forward feature to push the tree over, because that would also change the angle and push the cutting blade low into the stump and cause bind and stall. Your three point push hydraulic does not change the cutting blade location or angle. A skid steer would.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

I believe I said to stop cutting before pushing with the skid steer.

[@rodgerneeb301]

Apparently tractors are built far better than electronics. With electronics you release the magical blue smoke once, and it's done forever. With a tractor, you just comment on your video, that you've figured out how to reduce the release of blue smoke.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Hence the reason I left the electronics world for the tractor world :-)

[@rodgerneeb301]

@TractorTimewithTim Is that your way of admitting that you released too much blue smoke that you chose an industry where it was less equipment damaging? Hehehe

[@brandon18054]

@@rodgerneeb301What exactly are you trying to say-that this attachment is hard on the tractor it is attached to?

[@mattphillips4260]

brain fart here but what if you went with a 4 inch cut half way threw tree pull oit and cut down at 3 inch the top cut will weaken the tree and should not pinch the saw just a idea i thought of watching

[@williamfenner9915]

I see that you have a lot of faith in something. I think that I would not be using the attachment without any extra protection for the cab of the tractor. I realize that you have a spotter,but you are hoping that you have your insurance coverage plan paid up.

[@chaddthompson]

Cool implement but seems pretty dangerous to use. A lot could go wrong quickly.

[@MJF40]

🐈 🫏

[@adammiddleton4037]

I just can’t understand why you would clear cut an area that can never be farmed? This is great wildlife habitat decimated for little gain

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Adam, I have explained this in every episode. Huge gain. Believe me, there is PLENTY of wildlife habitat around there.

[@dougadams9419]

CLICKBAIT Title. Thought it was going to be Tim Allen as "Toolman Taylor" as "Binford" was the made-up name of the tools on "Tool Time". 😡👎 Told youtube to not recommend your channel.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Enjoy your day.

[@waynekarjala2032]

How silly can you get?

[@darrengarlough5121]

Smash and crash messy messy fast. Gone are the neat and tidy ways. Nobody wants to get up off the seat to work. Looks terrible in the end.

[@texillini1]

You make a beaver 🦫 jealous with that attachment