Tigercat Buncher Cutting Timber In A Christmas Snow-globe
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Some early morning cutting for you from the unit up on Mt St Helens. More beautiful wood on easy ground. We want to wish you all a safe, warm and happy holiday!
Yea im an old loger we stsrted with pencher, johndear in 1978. Im retired 1999 in east texas i love it.
Thank you again Mrs Jason fir putting these videos together for us! We sure appreciate the extra time out of the day it takes
You are welcome, I enjoy doing it!
Homemade snow storm !! Merry Christmas!!
You bet, 125 times an hour! Thanks, and the same to you!
Merry Christmas! Thanks for all the great videos. Stay safe and all the best to you and yours
Thank you and the same to you!
4K quality holy smokes!! Merry christmas from south okanagan, BC. Your content keeps getting better, love getting home from work and seeing a new upload. Thanks a bunch and keep up the great work.
Hey, thanks so much! We've had some difficulty getting the HD downloaded from the GoPro to my wife's Mac but I think we've got it dialed in now. We appreciate your interest and support. Hope you have a good holiday!
Another great video daily logger and merry Christmas and happy New Year’s to you and your wife
Hey thanks so much! We appreciate the support. Merry Christmas to you as well!
Merry Christmas!
Thank you and the same to you!
Im tired of the snow here in Idaho…. It’s been absolutely miserable this winter. The snow load in trees is so heavy that every single tree you cut it’s a complete whiteout. The snow is warm enough that it’s not very good traction… I’ve had a few wild rides down the hill. I’m ready for spring break already ha. Merry Christmas
Man, that sounds tough. It's still early too. I've worked in heavy snow, I know what you're saying about the white outs, you really have to just stop til you can see something! It doesn't show up as much with a hotsaw but I can remember running barsaw and the saw compartment would build up so the saw wouldn't retract full, have to stop and dig it out. And those sleigh rides too, no fun, specially when you get a long one and instead of stopping you're picking up speed! Hope you had a good holiday. Good luck to you brother! Be safe.
Thank you again for another fine video Jason. It’s been such a pleasure to watch…you’re very professional in all you do…please keep the content coming. If I may ask… could we have longer videos of your cutting…I know sometimes some think it’s boring…but really it’s not…it’s a real art in what your doing day to day..please longer videos will be much appreciated
I.e can’t wait for tether machine…any time line when this will happen
Thanks again to you and your wife for doing this
All the best in the new year
Craig form bc canada
Hi Craig. Thanks so much! We really appreciate your support and interest. We've got some long ones coming up! Stay tuned. The guys in the shop worked their way through the 470 and she's ready to get moved up to Summit this coming week. I had time last week to swing into Summit and Eric Krume gave me a tour of all they've got going on, very impressive. They really have it going on. So once they get it and can get started on the engineering their schedule shows 14 weeks to get her wrapped up! That puts us into mid April. I am stoked! I am going to try to get in there and get some footage of the conversion process so that should show up on the channel regularly. Heavy Fabrication is very cool I think so I'm looking forward to showing as much of that as I can. I just moved in on a new unit and started cutting on Thursday. It's a good one but it's got some tough ground too, anyway, I'll get some footage this week. Thanks again, hope you're having a good holiday and good cuttin to ya! Be safe
Have you ever had anyone complain about the back up alarm because my father did one time because I get noise complaints when I bring processor down into the woods and back up to the landing
Thanks for asking. It's funny, I don't even hear it, just kinda screen it out. The tree farm that we work on requires it, so it's just the way it is. I wouldn't shut it off even if it wasn't a requirement, it's just like any safety device, it only works if it's on and it sure beats running over somebody because it wasn't on. I don't feel that safety, or a safe attitude is any kind of imposition on me - 40 plus years into it it's worked for me! Thanks for asking, it's a good question. Good cuttin to ya!
@@thedailylogger Yeah my father disconnected his I told him it’s good for safety so people know the move the way
@@thedailylogger A plus he had to police shower for he’s working
@@thedailylogger the Cabs are very insulated now that I don't hear it myself either. Sometimes I crack the window a bit and then I really notice it
@@karsoncampbelllogginginc Copy!
You don't use your Auto tilt. I use that most of the time on my 830
I don't have that option on my 870. Sounds as though it works well for you? If I remember right I demoed a Timbco a long time ago that had that system on it and I was not impressed, it adjusted the machine too much made it like riding a bucking horse. But that was a long time ago technologically and a Timbco too. Hope your winter is going well, happy new year to ya! Be safe.
@@thedailylogger what year is your buncher. Auto level is just a button I use and it does it's think. As long as I hold it it will level til it's done. Happy New Year!!
@@Hennes003 It's an '18, we took delivery in December '17. What you're describing sounds like a good system. It would be slick for leveling it up at the end of the day for maintenance too. I'll add that to the list, maybe it's standard now. I made the pitch to my Boss to keep this machine a couple more years, or until I start running into downtime, so we could get a line machine for me. 14 weeks or so and that should be done! Pushing 7200 hours on this one right now and, knock on wood, nothing serious. It's a hell of a Buncher. Do you have the tall 28's for pads? Josh Wantowski told me that he's got those on his new 855E and wouldn't go back to the 24's. How's that 635 Swing Boom holding up for you guys? Another Timber Animal from Tigercat I'm thinking! Our lowboy operator moved one for Triad over to Eastern Oregon a week or so back, I told him he should bring it up to one of our sides and tell them he had to unload it to get turned around! Good talking with you, be safe!
@@thedailylogger I think mine is a Year newer and must have been an upgrade. Mine is coming onto 6000 hrs as well
@@thedailylogger I have the 28s but not the tall once. I have heavy corks and if I have any ice build up at all I will keep hitting my cab with them. I rather have the low old once with corks then the tall once with corks. Corks are a must in our terrain. 635 swing no was the first one in North America and only the second one ever build. They did upgrade some beefier cylinders and we took the front duals off which made a huge difference climbing up the hills because of the lesser weight and she is just as stable and now easier to low bed of course. Ours is still the G and pretty sure the H are somewhat better yet. She works amazing on the tether either uphill or downhill skidding. By downhill skidding she pretty much cuts the cycle time in half by bringing the skidder back up the hill so much faster instead of going around somewhere if you can and dropping down.
Good talking to you Jason. Love your videos and like sharing experiences.