Tigercat H855E

[@jasonfreeman7766]

I'd love to come out one Friday an spend some time on you job. I logged years ago with my brother an dad. I operated the skidder for over 20yrs. My mom passed away an my dad recently died from covid we all went our separate ways an seems like when you've been in the woods it stays in your blood. After my mom an dad Passed I had a hard time dealing with it. Your videos have brought happiness back to my life cause it brings back the good memories from the days in the woods with my dad. Thanks again for your videos you never know what impact you have on people's life

[@joehussey2693]

Just watching you can see why the dealer brought it there, Kevin is the right guy to be dialing it in, for sure. Very smooth.

[@davestinson5691]

It's just amazing what modern equipment can do

[@EremosOutdoors]

Man!! Kevin makes that look so easy, need to do a ride along with him on the H855E with camera in cab.

[@derrickpettit3489]

Man Tim, kevin really knows how to make them processors move, that machine is so fast, technology has come along ways in machines, thanks for sharing, 💪🌲🌳🇺🇲

[@dougbrown8601]

Another great video. Man Kevin looked like he had been using that thing for a while made it look easy.

[@samueljoejr5191]

Tiger at came to the right place to find a great operator!!

[@jacobconfer1693]

That machine looks fast!!!

[@angus4202]

as much as i bleed green that yellow would look great in your lineup

[@dannybrown6117]

Great to see the Tigercat !

[@metlmuncher]

2:26 the eject button!! Lol.

[@bansheefreestyler]

You can get a tub riser on the tigercat and they sit quite a bit higher

[@terrymcgillicuddy8056]

Working in some nice ground condition. No Rocks 🙂

[@josephboley]

Good morning Mr Tim and CT3 family

[@oldtimerf7602]

I have studied CTL / processing heads here on YT, and it seems to me the Ponsse heads are the ones to beat. They are exceedingly fast and powerful. For your wood, the H8 or up would shine I bet.

[@joshdrew4813]

Great loggers! Don’t waste anything!

[@honkanen72]

What if Kevin likes this machine more than old? 😂 It seems to be an bad to the bone beast.

[@curleygardner1498]

Tigercat u need get that time to upgrade it look good in ur line up

[@coyotehammer1438]

Tigercat has the option to have a riser pedestal. All out 855s have it.

[@clintonstubbs2319]

Question: when you use the processor, how wide of a log can you run through it?

[@1966thewoodsplitter]

Let's do some fishin Tim.

[@curleygardner1498]

Man get the machine it look good in the line up u all have all tigercat trade old green thunder in on it

[@rayoverly2002]

How did kevin like the ER boom ?

[@scottlambert2949]

Cool videos keep them coming

[@johnwhicks8687]

Great job on the video

[@623c9]

How are doing with y’all’s pulpwood, can y’all get rid of it? Pulpwood down here in south Louisiana is getting bad. We don’t haul top wood anymore and first thinnings are pretty much nonexistent.

[@scrhino40]

Where is cottonwood. Have not seen him in a while. Cottonwood must be in dog house. Have a great day be safe.

[@Dan.Whiteford]

That is at least sloppy and rather careless that it seems getting to that grease nipple is not possible so previous users cannot be bothered as it is not their machine as its here today and gone next week! I also have the impression that it is quicker than the John Deere in Kevins hands (except for cutting to length).

[@Living-The-Dream]

For us rookies....what does a machine like that cost.....approximately? Where is it made? Thanks for the video🪵👍👏

[@cotontop3]

Over $650k

[@rayoverly2002]

Made in Canada.

[@yazooyellowcats1403]

How long have y'all been using a processor and track loader?

[@cotontop3]

February 2008

[@yazooyellowcats1403]

Explains why y'all have it where it flows like water through a pipe

[@sisutrucks]

Expensive as hell of a machine, and let people run it that don't know how to use it by its potential, and don't service is right. That's not smart lol

[@brentmedders]

Someone educate a dumb parts man. What is the purpose of the outside rails on the tracks? Is that a standard feature with the wider tracks?

[@banffdigger]

Keeps the rails from breaking and bending the pads when you get on a stump.

[@brentmedders]

@@banffdigger thanks, I figured it was for support.

[@MarkSmith-zt2zl]

Millisecond delay???... an eye blink is 300 Milliseconds. You couldn't even perceive it.

[@ponsseguy]

I’m guessing he meant either 10 or 100 millisecond delay. I have set up saw delay in the same type of processing head and you can perceive a 10 ms delay easily.