These are some of the most amazing atv timber accessories. I have a Grizzly and this setup would be awesome for bringing back logs for whatever purpose. 🤤
Well done congratulations you have made great work in very short time (very productive). By the way you have also protecting the forest soil with that little Wooden Harvester like in the old time they used two horses for that work. Great wish to you 🇨🇷🐘🇨🇭to🇸🇪💪👍🇸🇪
Not to mention the skill and experience the operator exhibits. Phenomenal example of professionalism in forestry. This is a testament to ingenuity and work ethic.
first i thought this could be a big waste of money, because it looks pretty expensive. but then you were pretty fast with the chainsaw and the way you work, im impressed of how efficent those downscaled machines can be.
One man operation to harvest trees but where is the chipper attachment for shredding the left over branches so they will rot faster? looks good on flat ground ,i wonder what traction you get going up hills?
Two questions, for anyone who is familiar with this type of logging, which I think is from Europe but correct me if I'm wrong. First, why do the loggers cut the trees into log lengths in the woods? Here in the US we pull out the trees full length, then cut into logs at the loading area. In our opinion it makes log dragging go faster. Second question, what is done with the very small logs that the processor is making? Are they for firewood, maybe? Thank you for posting the video. As a fellow logger I always enjoy seeing logging in other parts of the world.
Over system is build that way. the harvester get the data from the sawmill automatically every day. The forwarder drives it to the main road. The timber truck have it on crane and load is self. That way we have 3 machines from forest to right lengths on the sawmill and no one is depending on any one other. 2. It is for the paper industry.
I've worked in woodland management with many skilled female operators who could've felled, snedded and stacked a couple of trees while you're still trying to tension your chain. Nice try.
I can see the point it will increase the forests profitability buy allowing wind fall trees or trees that have been cut for thinning to be transported out for sale with out the need to chop down trees for a big harvester to get to them. Plus for a one man band operation running costs will be significantly lower.
College students would be expected to do all of that manually. Them logs wouldnt be that heavy anyway. Wouldnt you just use tge processor on all of it fell it then use machine for the rest no need for all his fancy snedding
And with price of all this three machines you can buy a real forest machine (harvester/wood transport tractor). I gues that all of this 3 machines costs over 10 000€ = over 30 000€ - 40 000€. Easier to buy used 4WD tractor (about 15 000€) and forest trailer with loader (also about 15 000€). Costs about same much of money as machines seen in this video, but takes 8-10 times more cargo. And goes better in hard terrain. So... I don`t get any reasons why to buy these machines.
Will B and this size equipments has small amount of free area between ground and this machine. (I have not idea what is right word). Machine that has bigger wheels, example tractor, can go over bigger obstacles like rocks and tree stumps. If i were engineer of this machine i don`t want to put 8 wheels, why 4 bigger wheels is not enough? Tell me pls. If wheels is bigger, there is not needed portal axels = less moving parts = less parts that needs maintenance and less parts that can break. Pls tell if i am wrong.
And if you don`t fit between trees with tractor, those trees are USUALLY too close. No idea to drive between all trees, trees get damage. Make "roads"/"ways"( I don`t know right word) to forest and drive on those. Use winch to get trees nearer and pick them up.
How much cable can the winch hold? What is the cable diameter in inches? Concept is ingenious! The hardest part of cutting is the limping. This deals nicely with that aspect. This system will out produce a skidder especially if you expect the same quality work. As a forester, I could never get an operator to cut 6" trees and pull cable 75' off the trail!
In Sweden the most comment customer is private forest owner. the customer don´t wont to have big machine in the forest and think it is to heavy to only work whit chain saw.
I was a Sawyer with the u.s forest service for 3 years... I could fall., measure and cut 3 trees in half the time, with half the effort. The only thing this does different is that it bunches the limbs into a slag pile.
It goes into sites too wet or sensitive for heavy machinery. I've seen ancient woodland in UK wrecked by sending in heavy forwarders. The profits will be good but the damage to soil structure, mycorrhizal associations and ground flora will be long lasting. There is a right and a wrong tool for every woodland. A skilled forester knows when to drive in and when not to.
Only thing I'd change is to use a choker on the winch cable. Save the cable, and make it a smidge less likely to snap and hurt operator. Really Freakin sweet getup though.
I’m not an expert like most of the posters but at a guess he is delinbing the base of the tree so that he can simply pull those logs onto his trailer rather than using the processor part of the set up. But it’s just a guess!
That looks pretty cool but how many little logs like that would have to be recovered and sold to pay for that machine. Watch the turntable ,mast flex where it comes out of the frame. The whole machine is made of stamped steel. Do you think it will last the years it would take to pay it off?
Vad har ni gjort för Polaris fjäderna eftersom den bär väget av pump enheten så bra och hela ATVn sitter hel tiden så högt up? Har ni egen delarna för detta eller kan man ha dom från Polaris?
Nice machine but i wonder if it can be productive as it is show very slow working and you have to do so much with a chain saw. I am a forestry worker in finland and i dont think that it is productive enough to be worth the prise an fuel efficiency of the machine. But if some one that have used this pease off equipment can tell me their perspective i am happy to listen
Very expensive for a machine that can only handle small logs. I’m guessing it wouldn’t work very well on the side of a hill. What do you haul the machine to the site with? Really only seems useful if you’re cutting firewood on your own property.
While the machine is neat, I can't see its cost being offset by the value of the materials harvested. Those little logs aren't going to be useful for much other than chips. Unlikely any of those are going to produce much in terms of useful timbers.
Yeah.. i think you meant lumber but... Not everywhere in the world has giant trees man lol where i live we would cut trees even smaller then these for lumber. (It makes less but it is actually stronger)
@@joshuanorris5860 Firewood which might get phased out in the future because of green governments, pollution blah, blah. Elections/voting has consequences.
Varfför drivs P25an med stål hjul mellan hjulen (kugghjul) och inte ifrån hjulen direkt? är det för att spara utrymme under P25an så den för bättre framkomlighet?
I'm thinking a skidloader with a grapple and one man on a chainsaw could out perform this machine. To much gadgetry for simply cutting firewood. I'd would also like to see it on a 16 inch red oak for example. Pretty sure you'd find the weak spots real quick.
Interesting video of some light impact equipment that would be good for first and second thinning. The chainsaw operator needs to stop cutting by dragging the saw towards himself when the bar is on the same side of the fallen tree, snedding (removal of the branches) should be done by pushing the saw away from you, thereby cutting on the top of the guidebar, before any advancing, thereby removing the risk of running the saw into your legs. The top cutting is the only back stroke and clears space for the operator to place the saw on the opposite side of the tree and cut with top of the guidebar whilst advancing forward so if you trip etc, the saw is between you and the tree trunk. Safer, fast and efficient. P.S. Don't chock the log with the main cable as it bends and weakens it, instead, use a short section of forestry chain with a suitably rated hook and eye (much more durable).
Varför använda motorsåg? När du har en diesel driven kvistmaskin. Såga ned alla träd och använd kvistmaskin att kapa och kvista, är det inte lättast att använda maskin på det viset? Mindre viftning av motorsåg, det tar på krafterna.
Hej. Vi har gjort tester med dämpning i cylindern. När cylindern inte är så stor så blir effekten av en dämpning i cylindern i stort set ej märkbar. Vi diskuterade frågan med vår cylinder tillverkare. Vi kom fram till att vi inte har något större moment (jämför med till exempel en kran) så rekommenderade dom en cylinder utan dämpning.
@@KranmanAB Det skulle ju gå lösa med en induktivgivare nån cm från indraget läget och lite boxar m.m så man får en elektrisk sänkning av hastighet sista biten. Dock skulle det väll kräva mer "avancerade" grejer.
Patrik Liljemark Allt går att lösa. Det är en avvägning mellan pris och driftsäkerhet kontra funktion. Vi har gjort den bedömningen att det inte är värt dom extra pengarna med en sådan lösning. Vi har levererat över 100 processorer nu och inte haft några problem med matningscylindern.
@@KranmanAB Med risk att låta dum, kanske det skulle gå att lösa på ett enkelt sätt med vanliga stålfjädrar som dämpar i ändläget? Att saker går ryckigt sliter ju på hela konstruktionen och inte bara på cylindern.
What I don't understand is, If the machine you winch the tree trunks too both sned and cut to length by bother snedding with the chainsaw at all. I can understand the cutting to length before winching due to weight. But if that's not a factor then there is no need for the chainsaw use.
It’s a European thing .... for them that would make No sense whatsoever .. you are in the Forest working not relaxing ... if you need a chair you shouldn’t be out there to start with... that would mean your not good physical shape ... and as you can see .. they do like to do things the way what North Americans) would call the hard way.
It’s a different world over the other side of the pond ... you notice this guy is wearing all his safety gear ... and most of these guys are private land owners ... and in some country’s you have to get a license operate a chainsaw which includes taking a course ... so they are trained that they must wear their safety gear ... just look at the show axe men and you will see they don’t have all this reflexive gear on or even hearing protection ... different world ... and No beer for sure on the job ... again that’s a North American thing ... drinking on the job ... Lol
@@ajkiviaho7212 i am originally american and never understood the beer on the job, always on the most dangerous jobs. I was joking about that, but i think the gear is a bit over done. Head gear is important, but first of all he is working alone so what does he need all the flourecent for? As far as i know trees are color blind. Like you said they are private owners so i think they like to show of a bit with all the latest gear. If you look at the label, the jacket probably says armani felling wear. In any case me and others have commented that all the get up makes working more difficult because it is cumbersome and with gloves you don't feel like the saw is an extension of your arm. You lose sensativity. Plus if you thing you are going to cut your arms or legs of then you aren't comfortable with a saw to use one. I took a height cutting safety course a couple of weeks ago, and in addition to the height equipment whowever had short sleeves had to put on sleeves that protect your lower arm. Not sure if that is law, or just precaution or insurance reasons.
These are some of the most amazing atv timber accessories. I have a Grizzly and this setup would be awesome for bringing back logs for whatever purpose. 🤤
Low impact, low operating cost way to recover smaller volumes of otherwise wasted product. 👍
This guy is good,, proper gear,, proper knows how to stop blade+chain being trapped,,, Great video
Well done congratulations you have made great work in very short time (very productive). By the way you have also protecting the forest soil with that little Wooden Harvester like in the old time they used two horses for that work. Great wish to you 🇨🇷🐘🇨🇭to🇸🇪💪👍🇸🇪
Absolutely awesome. Fantastic assortment of quality thought out machinery. Well done 👍
Not to mention the skill and experience the operator exhibits. Phenomenal example of professionalism in forestry. This is a testament to ingenuity and work ethic.
first i thought this could be a big waste of money, because it looks pretty expensive. but then you were pretty fast with the chainsaw and the way you work, im impressed of how efficent those downscaled machines can be.
And downscaled trees.
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I've seen chefs that can't handle a knife as well as he handles the saw.
Very nice little setup you have there.
That is one hell of a sweet rig. 100g is a bit steep for me. Plus the price of a quad or utv and a trailer to haul them.
One man operation to harvest trees but where is the chipper attachment for shredding the left over branches so they will rot faster? looks good on flat ground ,i wonder what traction you get going up hills?
Super impressed with this awesome machinery!!
I want one! Can it do the same with all this fish?
Slick little operation. That would be the trick if you were building a house using a portable sawmill to cut your own lumber
Now that’s 1 hell of a logging machine, thanks for sharing your great video
Even the safety gear the operator is wearing has a fitted , efficient look.
Two questions, for anyone who is familiar with this type of logging, which I think is from Europe but correct me if I'm wrong. First, why do the loggers cut the trees into log lengths in the woods? Here in the US we pull out the trees full length, then cut into logs at the loading area. In our opinion it makes log dragging go faster. Second question, what is done with the very small logs that the processor is making? Are they for firewood, maybe? Thank you for posting the video. As a fellow logger I always enjoy seeing logging in other parts of the world.
Over system is build that way. the harvester get the data from the sawmill automatically every day. The forwarder drives it to the main road. The timber truck have it on crane and load is self. That way we have 3 machines from forest to right lengths on the sawmill and no one is depending on any one other.
2. It is for the paper industry.
Thank you!
One man operation. I love this setup!
That is an amazing piece of equipment! 👍
Thanks :)
INCRÍVEL ,,, FANTÁSTICO ... JAÚ .. SÃO PAULO 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👍
Schönes Teil !!! Hat echt Spaß gemacht sich mal sowas anzusehen
Wunderschöne Spielerei !
Nice to see a four wheeler actually working for a change. Instead of kids making trouble.
Как же мы отстали от цивилизованного мира.
Не мы а ты :))))
А с другой стороны, двое-трое чувачков и трактор с телегой запросто справятся с таким объемом. Может даже быстрее
wow - that makes the work so easy even a woman could do it
Even a non burly person could do it safely.
Tho given a lot of forests are on hilly ground, it's limited.
Good for thinking and cleanup.
I've worked in woodland management with many skilled female operators who could've felled, snedded and stacked a couple of trees while you're still trying to tension your chain. Nice try.
A woman could do it any day without this machine. Even easier without it actually. These are clearly a guys toy to impress other guys.
@@hnorrstrom okay
I can see the point it will increase the forests profitability buy allowing wind fall trees or trees that have been cut for thinning to be transported out for sale with out the need to chop down trees for a big harvester to get to them. Plus for a one man band operation running costs will be significantly lower.
College students would be expected to do all of that manually. Them logs wouldnt be that heavy anyway. Wouldnt you just use tge processor on all of it fell it then use machine for the rest no need for all his fancy snedding
@@keiths-teeth no real clue mate I'm an engineer not a forester so just looking at it from a productivity stand point.
That's an impressive bit of gear.
I'm curious about the cost.
Умеют ведь делать. Почему не было этого 15 лет назад. Купил бы не глядя!!! Все для человека.
Эта техника не для нашего леса )))) ну а так прикольный аппарат 👍👍👍
Лес тут нипричем- людей перевоспитывать надо.
@@murziks1 и играть в игрушки
Das System ist brilliant!
I guess, for small trees, too expensive !
Could have backed the trailer up and dropped the logs right on to it, nice machine
excellent idea for sensitive areas good job I want one.
Thanks
That's just awesome. I have no need for such a tool in my woods. It opens my minds eye though.
And with price of all this three machines you can buy a real forest machine (harvester/wood transport tractor). I gues that all of this 3 machines costs over 10 000€ = over 30 000€ - 40 000€. Easier to buy used 4WD tractor (about 15 000€) and forest trailer with loader (also about 15 000€). Costs about same much of money as machines seen in this video, but takes 8-10 times more cargo. And goes better in hard terrain. So... I don`t get any reasons why to buy these machines.
Do an actual cost comparison and then come back and post it. See if you still say the same thing. Don't forget running and maintenance costs.
Chris Goetchius in small scale these machines never pays itselfs back. No profit (is it right word?). Better deal is to buy your firewoods.
I suspect that agility is more important than size here. this size equipment can fit between trees.
Will B and this size equipments has small amount of free area between ground and this machine. (I have not idea what is right word). Machine that has bigger wheels, example tractor, can go over bigger obstacles like rocks and tree stumps. If i were engineer of this machine i don`t want to put 8 wheels, why 4 bigger wheels is not enough? Tell me pls. If wheels is bigger, there is not needed portal axels = less moving parts = less parts that needs maintenance and less parts that can break. Pls tell if i am wrong.
And if you don`t fit between trees with tractor, those trees are USUALLY too close. No idea to drive between all trees, trees get damage. Make "roads"/"ways"( I don`t know right word) to forest and drive on those. Use winch to get trees nearer and pick them up.
Excellent engineering!
Ценна наверное просто ппц ))) у нас в Россие можно 2 трактора беларусс купить 🤣🤣 а так отличное качество продукции 👍🏽👍🏽👍
Excelente combinación tiene ese conductor...muy bueno en su oficio
Refreshingly low impact. It could be useful in a sensitive forest.
How much cable can the winch hold? What is the cable diameter in inches? Concept is ingenious! The hardest part of cutting is the limping. This deals nicely with that aspect. This system will out produce a skidder especially if you expect the same quality work. As a forester, I could never get an operator to cut 6" trees and pull cable 75' off the trail!
It is 30 m. The machine can take 25 cm.
Да как мы отстали от этих стран,а ещё на марс собираемся .
So many smart solutions here, I need this! :D
pretty nice rig but what is the target customer? is this designed for the small firewood company?
In Sweden the most comment customer is private forest owner. the customer don´t wont to have big machine in the forest and think it is to heavy to only work whit chain saw.
I was a Sawyer with the u.s forest service for 3 years... I could fall., measure and cut 3 trees in half the time, with half the effort. The only thing this does different is that it bunches the limbs into a slag pile.
A Sawyer works in the sawmill, not in the bush!
It goes into sites too wet or sensitive for heavy machinery. I've seen ancient woodland in UK wrecked by sending in heavy forwarders. The profits will be good but the damage to soil structure, mycorrhizal associations and ground flora will be long lasting. There is a right and a wrong tool for every woodland. A skilled forester knows when to drive in and when not to.
Only thing I'd change is to use a choker on the winch cable. Save the cable, and make it a smidge less likely to snap and hurt operator. Really Freakin sweet getup though.
The Machine was OK, but I Like His Suit!!!
That dude is a machine.
It is fast forward a bit
That is one awesome machine!
Немцы максимально всё усложнили !
И в итоге прицеп оставил в лесу )))
varför...?
Härligt med bra grejer ;-)
Tack :)
why is he cutting off the small limbs with a chain saw. the machine takes off the small limbs.
Hello. It can take 25 cm in diameter.
It's called commercial thinning. You harvest about 30% of the wood density to allow the other ones to grow in diameter.
Nobody answered this question.
he's a pussy and can't walk over the limbs.
I’m not an expert like most of the posters but at a guess he is delinbing the base of the tree so that he can simply pull those logs onto his trailer rather than using the processor part of the set up. But it’s just a guess!
Respekt, sehr bewegliche Maschine, der Mensch arbeitet eher mit Köpfchen als mit Muskeln.
That looks pretty cool but how many little logs like that would have to be recovered and sold to pay for that machine. Watch the turntable ,mast flex where it comes out of the frame. The whole machine is made of stamped steel. Do you think it will last the years it would take to pay it off?
It is not made from stamped steel, It is flat steel that is bent.
Yes it will, at least on the Swedish market
But I think for provit will be not so high?
Vad har ni gjort för Polaris fjäderna eftersom den bär väget av pump enheten så bra och hela ATVn sitter hel tiden så högt up? Har ni egen delarna för detta eller kan man ha dom från Polaris?
Hej. Fram har vi inte gjort något. Bak har vi styvare fjädrar. Vi har använd oss av fjädrar till Polaris El UTV men dom är i hårdaste laget utan vagn.
@@KranmanAB Tack för svaret! :D
Nice machine but i wonder if it can be productive as it is show very slow working and you have to do so much with a chain saw. I am a forestry worker in finland and i dont think that it is productive enough to be worth the prise an fuel efficiency of the machine. But if some one that have used this pease off equipment can tell me their perspective i am happy to listen
The most common reason why you buy this machines is that you cannot run a chainsaw one day or want to do more in the same time.
Если бы у меня был такой валежник ,я его без всех этих примочек домой упер....
С такими примочками они становятся рафинированными и деградируют
Рассмешил!)))))
Hade varit bra om man kunde vika upp dragkrok på vagnen
Very expensive for a machine that can only handle small logs. I’m guessing it wouldn’t work very well on the side of a hill. What do you haul the machine to the site with? Really only seems useful if you’re cutting firewood on your own property.
Can you mount the processor on T1750 ATV trailer?
Yes you can. Then it is the P25V.
While the machine is neat, I can't see its cost being offset by the value of the materials harvested. Those little logs aren't going to be useful for much other than chips. Unlikely any of those are going to produce much in terms of useful timbers.
Yeah.. i think you meant lumber but... Not everywhere in the world has giant trees man lol where i live we would cut trees even smaller then these for lumber. (It makes less but it is actually stronger)
And have you heard of fire wood lol
It gets cold in some places too :P
@@joshuanorris5860 Firewood which might get phased out in the future because of green governments, pollution blah, blah. Elections/voting has consequences.
Awesome Swedish Machine!
Wow, the best..machine. Pls, bring it to Vietnam.
Это что то особенное. Спасибо.
О, не я один в РФ это видео смотрю.... Жаль, что у нас такую технику не делают.
@@Lyoha_Mag у нее цена будет дороже камаза. Берет дальние, а ближние на месте.
@@planeta3217 Да ладно Вам, новый КАМАЗ стоит 5 лямов, а тут в полтора- два легко можно уложиться.
@@Lyoha_Mag нихрена се 2ляма, лучше руками
Представляю сколько стоит этот аппарат,древесина золотая будет!
I would love to have this
Varfför drivs P25an med stål hjul mellan hjulen (kugghjul) och inte ifrån hjulen direkt? är det för att spara utrymme under P25an så den för bättre framkomlighet?
Hej. Det är för att man kan frilägga drivningen så den går och dra samt att det är en prisvärd lösning.
they are nice machines build with massive know how and combining every aspect of the trade, kudos
нам пока так не жить, но уже скоро...
Во всяком случае его за ветровал точно не оштрафуют ) но навесное конечно круто
Are these logs not very heavy?
That mite work with soft pine but come to ny and oaks would eat that up
I'm thinking a skidloader with a grapple and one man on a chainsaw could out perform this machine. To much gadgetry for simply cutting firewood. I'd would also like to see it on a 16 inch red oak for example. Pretty sure you'd find the weak spots real quick.
Bel video👍👏🙋♂️
would like to have one of these absolutely the kind of machine i need for my kind of work wish i could get one in the us
If you cut 3/4th of the tree why would you need to process the smallest part?
He cuts off the very smallest of twigs and let the machine do the actual limbing.
Для тех кто в детстве не успел поиграть...
Точно !!!
Interesting video of some light impact equipment that would be good for first and second thinning. The chainsaw operator needs to stop cutting by dragging the saw towards himself when the bar is on the same side of the fallen tree, snedding (removal of the branches) should be done by pushing the saw away from you, thereby cutting on the top of the guidebar, before any advancing, thereby removing the risk of running the saw into your legs. The top cutting is the only back stroke and clears space for the operator to place the saw on the opposite side of the tree and cut with top of the guidebar whilst advancing forward so if you trip etc, the saw is between you and the tree trunk. Safer, fast and efficient. P.S. Don't chock the log with the main cable as it bends and weakens it, instead, use a short section of forestry chain with a suitably rated hook and eye (much more durable).
Ser lite halvfarligt ut att gå bakom P25'an.. Är den inte helt radiostyrd ??
Släpper du spaken så stannar maskinen. Den finns inte i radiostyrd version.
Low impact forestry
Great video
Varför använda motorsåg? När du har en diesel driven kvistmaskin. Såga ned alla träd och använd kvistmaskin att kapa och kvista, är det inte lättast att använda maskin på det viset? Mindre viftning av motorsåg, det tar på krafterna.
Maskinen har en max diameter på 25 cm. är det grövre så får man ta motorsågen.
أصبح الدباب من صناعة ترفيهية إلى أداة في عالم البناء والصناعة 👍
Det vore nog inte fel med nån dämpning när matningen går in i ändläge. Det rycker väldigt i allt ser det ut som. Skulle vara skonsammare mot maskin.
Hej. Vi har gjort tester med dämpning i cylindern. När cylindern inte är så stor så blir effekten av en dämpning i cylindern i stort set ej märkbar. Vi diskuterade frågan med vår cylinder tillverkare. Vi kom fram till att vi inte har något större moment (jämför med till exempel en kran) så rekommenderade dom en cylinder utan dämpning.
@@KranmanAB
Det skulle ju gå lösa med en induktivgivare nån cm från indraget läget och lite boxar m.m så man får en elektrisk sänkning av hastighet sista biten. Dock skulle det väll kräva mer "avancerade" grejer.
Patrik Liljemark Allt går att lösa. Det är en avvägning mellan pris och driftsäkerhet kontra funktion. Vi har gjort den bedömningen att det inte är värt dom extra pengarna med en sådan lösning. Vi har levererat över 100 processorer nu och inte haft några problem med matningscylindern.
@@KranmanAB Med risk att låta dum, kanske det skulle gå att lösa på ett enkelt sätt med vanliga stålfjädrar som dämpar i ändläget? Att saker går ryckigt sliter ju på hela konstruktionen och inte bara på cylindern.
@@Fraggr92 Det går säkert att lösa. Men vi har över 150 maskiner ute och ingen har haft problem så det finns inte så mycket att lösa ;)
Need a lesson on how to run a saw
Your eyes ok?
Oh he's better than you I'm sure
Looks like fun but you could not make the payments on that setup hauling out 1/2 cord at a time. That small processor looks very expensive.
IMPRESIONANTE. BUEN TRABAJO.
t would be more fun with a work horse to pull the logs out.
I love the sound of a 2 stroke chainsaw.
Anyone know the maximum diameter of logs this machinery will handle?
25 cm
Would be awesome for my tree service company and looked into it. To bad they are over $160,000 paired together without the $12,000 Polaris ATV
Thats just crazy.... Never ever going to pay itself.
Hur mäter man längderna i stegmataren??
Den går 1 m i varje steg så man får räkna.
Why not run the whole tree through.? Seems like a expensive piece for just doing tops
Its a tiny machine it can't handle wide logs and its also to much stress on it. But yeah...
Impressive machine.
And how many people have no more to work?
Das ist genau das richtige Spielzeug für Männer :-D
Findest du wirklich?? Baustämme dürfen Nicht mehr wie 20-30 cm haben also Relativ Eingeschränkt wirst im Wald
It would be nice if the trailer on the ATV had a extension!!!!!!
Hello. It has an manual one.
What I don't understand is, If the machine you winch the tree trunks too both sned and cut to length by bother snedding with the chainsaw at all. I can understand the cutting to length before winching due to weight. But if that's not a factor then there is no need for the chainsaw use.
The machine can take 25 cm. It is a help to make the job easier with chainsaws not replacing the chainsaw.
Love it awesome
super machine
Seriously, all that fancy stuff and they can't get the guy a swivel seat with a backrest???
It’s a European thing .... for them that would make No sense whatsoever .. you are in the Forest working not relaxing ... if you need a chair you shouldn’t be out there to start with... that would mean your not good physical shape ... and as you can see .. they do like to do things the way what North Americans) would call the hard way.
@@ajkiviaho7212 at least you don't need to run a cooler off the atv battery, beer stays cold outside there all year round.
It’s a different world over the other side of the pond ... you notice this guy is wearing all his safety gear ... and most of these guys are private land owners ... and in some country’s you have to get a license operate a chainsaw which includes taking a course ... so they are trained that they must wear their safety gear ... just look at the show axe men and you will see they don’t have all this reflexive gear on or even hearing protection ... different world ... and No beer for sure on the job ... again that’s a North American thing ... drinking on the job ... Lol
@@ajkiviaho7212 i am originally american and never understood the beer on the job, always on the most dangerous jobs. I was joking about that, but i think the gear is a bit over done. Head gear is important, but first of all he is working alone so what does he need all the flourecent for? As far as i know trees are color blind. Like you said they are private owners so i think they like to show of a bit with all the latest gear. If you look at the label, the jacket probably says armani felling wear. In any case me and others have commented that all the get up makes working more difficult because it is cumbersome and with gloves you don't feel like the saw is an extension of your arm. You lose sensativity. Plus if you thing you are going to cut your arms or legs of then you aren't comfortable with a saw to use one. I took a height cutting safety course a couple of weeks ago, and in addition to the height equipment whowever had short sleeves had to put on sleeves that protect your lower arm. Not sure if that is law, or just precaution or insurance reasons.
Which country...
Pretty dam cool I want one
Why waste your time running that chainsaw down the trunk taking off all those little twigs and limbs when that machine will do it for you?
Skydiver, the logger is a show off, we can see it others can't.
Are those white fir trees?
I don´t think we have the same type of tress as you have. We only cal them fir. ( in Sweden Gran and Tall)