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Pull-Hard Logging
United States
Приєднався 6 січ 2013
Hi, I am Colton Fodor from Grass Lake, Michigan, a 3rd generation logger with my own custom logging company (Pull-Hard Logging). My videos will be mostly of equipment working and timber cutting.
Our business began with buying a skidder at 15 and has progressed into buying timber, clearing land, and right of way clearing for highways. At 18, instead of going to college, we bought our first loader to begin the expansion of our fleet.
Check me out on Facebook @pull-hardlogging.
Merchandise: pull-hardlogging.com/shop/ols/all
Our business began with buying a skidder at 15 and has progressed into buying timber, clearing land, and right of way clearing for highways. At 18, instead of going to college, we bought our first loader to begin the expansion of our fleet.
Check me out on Facebook @pull-hardlogging.
Merchandise: pull-hardlogging.com/shop/ols/all
Tigercat Skidder Comparison 620H VS 625H Bogie
Tigercat Skidder Comparison 620H VS 625H Bogie
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Hydraulic Leak on 5185 Tigercat Cutting Head
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Hydraulic Leak on 5185 Tigercat Cutting Head
How to Change the Bar and Chain on the TigerCat 5185 Bar Saw
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How to Change the Bar and Chain on the TigerCat 5185 Bar Saw
Straight Wind Storm Blows Down Acres: Dangerous Work
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Straight Wind Storm Blows Down Acres: Dangerous Work
Preparing the Landing for TigerCat Knuckleboom Loader 234B
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Preparing the Landing for TigerCat Knuckleboom Loader 234B
Gravel Pit Land Clearing & Creating Log Trail with Caterpillar D7
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Gravel Pit Land Clearing & Creating Log Trail with Caterpillar D7
Skid Steer Comparison: Takeuchi TL12V2 versus Kubota SVL 97-2
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Skid Steer Comparison: Takeuchi TL12V2 versus Kubota SVL 97-2
How and Why We Load the Log Truck for the Mill Using CAT IT14 Loader
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How and Why We Load the Log Truck for the Mill Using CAT IT14 Loader
Tigercat 822D Feller Buncher using 5185 barsaw head 40-45% grade
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Tigercat 822D Feller Buncher using 5185 barsaw head 40-45% grade
Moving the Tigercat 822D and the D5 Caterpillar Dozer
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Moving the Tigercat 822D and the D5 Caterpillar Dozer
How to Run the Multitek 2040 XP Firewood Processor
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How to Run the Multitek 2040 XP Firewood Processor
Tigercat Feller Buncher 822D using 5185 Bar Saw
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Tigercat Feller Buncher 822D using 5185 Bar Saw
Early Morning Loading with the Tigercat Knuckleboom
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Early Morning Loading with the Tigercat Knuckleboom
Hot Day Trucking Logs with Self Loader
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Hot Day Trucking Logs with Self Loader
Move in to new job cutting at the end
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Move in to new job cutting at the end
Skidding with D5H Caterpillar Dozer
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Skidding with D5H Caterpillar Dozer
Cutting Walnut with the new 822 Tigercat Feller Buncher and the 5185 Bar Saw
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Cutting Walnut with the new 822 Tigercat Feller Buncher and the 5185 Bar Saw
You have some beautiful equipment new subscriber today
The tak had almost 2 tons in operating weight over the Kubota
Damn right, treat him right.
I own both machines just like those. Both of the are great machines. The T-chi is a little heavier built and here in East Tx the Kubota has better ac. Both are better than any JD and Cat.
Good video
I know it's a pain to pronounce.... Talk-E-you-chee
The tak is a higher class machine as it’s a 111 hp vs 90. Having said that I bet Kubota passes up tak with the -3 as the 75-3 is amazing.
We really need some new videos of the new equipment 💪
Yes we do need ne videos. Just been busy with work and family trying to juggle everything I'll do my best to get some here soon
Damn panty dropper son🤙
I wonder if you could divert high flow to the rams the Tak could lift that 3rd log? It’d be nice to have a superman button.
20k . Plus interest. 3 years less warranty. Further to dealership .
No brainer . Get the Kubota
So silly. 😅 Get a dozer to get the job done. This is a toy.
You're making me crazy. I'm going to break it down for you in 3 steps. Say it this way in sequence ... 1. Tak- 2. Ehh- 3. Ooochie Practice it a few times and you'll have it. Otherwise, your presentation was very good.
Great useful information!
You have a lot of nice equipment. Big job keeping it all up. Good Luck and Stay Safe. 🙏
I'm liking it!
Can relate we have two 595b Barko
When you watch a video made by someone who has never use one of these.🤭
I heavily dought that holds the same amount of fuel as a plane unless it's a beach craft
It was just a joke
@@Pullhardlogging and mine was sarcasm. Relax, I understand it's a joke.
Ahh I love these nature shows, a bobcat, mountain goat and a tigercat in the same scene as well as the elusive human, only visible in tax season!
Need to make a video of that thing man
I got two svl 95s nothing but def issues and limp modes atleast 3 x a year
What brand bucket you like using on that takeuchi? ThKS
I don't use a bucket a whole lot so I just use what it came with flat Edge
Kubota is a non transferrable warranty I think....could be another brand I forgot...I like the Taco
How do you load that?
The farmers have skid steer
Man I love Ryan’s equipment grapples what’s your thoughts on the new one you have!
I like it so far not many hours but it is pretty nice
That's HAY, any you should be able to get 38 on your wagon! I have hauled a bunch of it!
It's straw i need to do a couple modifications and we would be able to get more
@@Pullhardlogging 👍👍
I like it I want one
I'd buy a old asv with the 120 horse deere dozer motor in it for forestry work , gotta be careful lifting big rock with a bucket because it will ruin the bucket lol . I lifting a massive rock once and it bent the bucket . Those machines are lifting animals. The asv undercarriage sucks when you get into smaller rocks , the rocks eat up the rubber wheels . Otherwise it's the cats ass
Great, well done!
NICE 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
If you don't mind me asking. How hard is it to change the heads? What are using to knock the pins out with? Am looking at a 2013 tigercat 720E. To use on my land to clear it. For 30k 6500 hrs. Do you know if you could put other implements on it. Like a bucket? Can you adjust the hydraulic pressure and flow rate on the pumps? Thank you in advance. It was your review of the Takeuchi. That convinced me to buy one. Would live to take the DEF system off of it!! Have a good one! And thank you in advance!
Took about 2 of us about a hour to change the heads wasn't bad at all. You can I just hydraulic pressure. I've never seen one with a bucket but I don't think it would be really useful because they don't lift very high
@@Pullhardlogging Thank you so much for the reply!! This machine looks about as clean as it can. For its age. Not a snap decision by any means. But if I can adjust the hydraulic pressure. It opens it uo for other uses. Thank you again!!
You got one of them 3/4 million $ Tiger kitty hats
What are you doing with your stumps ?
Why?
What do you mean?
@@OliverDiGeronimo009he could mean 2 things; why do they need to deforest land just to make mulch or why do they need the mulch in the first place
Kubota is comfortable. I know parts are an issue where i live in the mtns of north Carolina. We have kubota and deere dealers everywhere here. But the taks are dependable machines. Ive ran theor excavators. Very strong slew motors so strong most dippers are broken on them from people spreading dirt with their buckets. The kubota has a weal slew motor but it has its reasons. My kubots is more comfortable than the taks ive ran and i have had great luck with my kubota kx121-3. However the newer 40s not so much. Im actually looking into buying another ctl and have been looking at taks and asv or the new yanmar. The yanmar has my attention also. May be good to check one out. Id like to see you do a review on the new yanmar 100.
Kubota is comfortable. I know parts are an issue for the taks where i live in the mtns of north Carolina. We have kubota and deere dealers everywhere here. But the taks are dependable machines. Ive ran theor excavators. Very strong slew motors so strong most dippers are broken on them from people spreading dirt with their buckets. The kubota has a weal slew motor but it has its reasons. My kubots is more comfortable than the taks ive ran and i have had great luck with my kubota kx121-3. However the newer 40s not so much. Im actually looking into buying another ctl and have been looking at taks and asv or the new yanmar. The yanmar has my attention also. May be good to check one out. Id like to see you do a review on the new yanmar 100
I like the look but has that stupid door on them
Ive got an old john deere 455 track loader and it has a bucket big enough to haul these machines around in it and twice as fast. And you can throw those logs off the mtn. With it. But sad they dont still make them anymore. But that old machine still fires up runs like new every time. I have a new Holland machine that's pretty nice but of I was lifting that much weight all the time I'd look into a large machine like a real loader. That's hard work for a co pact track loader all day long. I guess it depends on how often you going to be trading in machines. But I'd be worried if warranty ran out on it. And you will get more work out of steel tracks. Bout 1000 hrs on rubber tracks
That’s awesome!
Things the younger generation needs. Heat, air conditioning, stereo and probably even a window wiper! (Things I never had)
Nice and clean.
What size chipper is that your running ?
20in I believe
I was there!
Time for a grapple
140,000.00 worth I'd say let me know how close plz
I have the tak, and it has been solid. The only thing with the roll-up door is that it rattles a lot and makes for a loud day in the cab. Other than that, it's a solid machine.
beautiful lumber
I agree with your point on the door. Its not a game changer for me but to each his own. the Deer have best access, protection from debris and strongest hydraulics regardless of what it says on paper. Oh yes, best visibilty as well
You do not have to watch out for crocodiles, don't try to bs us. Crocodiles always introduce themselves.
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