The powerful Marshall Tree Saw enables the operator to cut, push, pile and stack trees quickly, safely and efficiently. It makes short work of any size tree - 2" in diameter and greater.
At first I thought why are they not showing the blade spinning? Then I realized it was spinning, just slowly! This is amazing design, I declare Marshall Saw!
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I've had one for two years and use it regularly in my land clearing business. Works great. Not dangerous at all and gives me a lot of control on where the tree falls. It lets me pick up the tree after I cut it and stack it or move it around. If you hit a rock with the blade it either breaks the rock or moves it out of the way. Since the blade doesn't rotate it doesn't throw material around as you cut. I cut up to 30" trees with my 12" saw and they are flush with the ground so you can mow over it. Never have to sharpen the blade.
+Randy Cooper Sometimes someone wants to grind the stumps, but the majority of the time people want to disturb their land as little as possible, so it will grow back more quickly. The stump will rot and go back into the soil. Since the MTS cuts off the tree flush with the ground you can mow over it easily. If you were clearing the land for underground utilities you could grind the stump or clear with a dozer. RC
Thank you so much for your wonderful review! Yes, those blades will last thousands of hours! These are laser cut and made from armored plate. VERY durable. Our customers have found that they can get thousands of hours out of a single blade! Even multiple teeth can be broken off and will not effect the cutting quality. As an added bonus, there are no carbide tips to replace.
I like it! The slow moving action and being able to cut below soil grade a few inches is fantastic...PLUS one more use for a skid loader is always good!
These things run about $12,000. We're trying one out it's the 16 inch cut. I've cut 30" trees with just 3 cuts. I've stalled it out in a cut on locust. I suppose the tree being frozen probably cuts harder than normal. The cylinders are 7" bore and our skid steer runs about 3400 psi at the aux ports so that equates to about 66 tons of force to cut a tree. It takes some getting used to but once you get on to it, its awesome. :)
Genius! Wish I had a setup like this for my 5 acres of Paradise! Can't justify $20K - $30K for a Bobcat and that Marshall saw. I guess I'll just have to keep on using the old Stihl 08 chainsaw.
Please contact us and we can refer you to a rental location that can provide you with one temporarily. Call 918.251.1164 or visit www.marshalltreesaw.com
Good job, you have not only conceived a new concept but you have developed to a marketable device. I would imagine you have a lot of years invested? Iguana
I have one. I really can not imagine cutting 400 trees an hour, but it is 400% faster than a chsinsaw, it also is safer. after I fell the tree, i drop it down to 1 inch from the ground and run it down the tree to debranch, it is vrry effective. The $14,5k was a little hard to bite however, but it is indestructible....
Thank you for the kind words. Yes, we agree that 400 trees per hour would depend on size of tree, operator and conditions. But we believe it is safe to say, it can cut hundreds of trees per hour. Be sure to check out our more up-to-date UA-cam Channel: ua-cam.com/channels/6MY8ZCSGTnPdsSbCbo5oQg.html
Safer for the operator, not for anything else around as you have NO CONTROL over the direction of the falling tree. With a chainsaw and as long as the tree isn't leaning the opposite direction (side to side isn't that big of a deal) and any logger can drop the tree within a couple degrees of the direction aimed.
I'll bet the fuel consumption is much lower when compared to a rotary saw or flail mower. Fuel figures into the bottom line big time on land clearing jobs.
Because the blade only rotates slowly, it doesn't throw debris and rocks and is one of the safest and question tree removal device out there! Please check out our more current UA-cam Channel: ua-cam.com/channels/6MY8ZCSGTnPdsSbCbo5oQg.html
From the factory, we agree that 400 trees per hour would depend on size of tree, operator and conditions. But we believe it is safe to say, it can cut hundreds of trees per hour. Be sure to check out our more up-to-date UA-cam Channel: ua-cam.com/channels/6MY8ZCSGTnPdsSbCbo5oQg.html
Unless it's a clearcut and you count everything over 1" as a tree!! Heck even a harvester would have a tough time in a clearcut hitting a 400 trees/hour mark.
if it can do 20 an hour I'd be really shocked. That would be three minutes per tree and they'd have to be really close together, which makes it impossible because of all the clutter in the way.
+V Bobe alright bro I think it's possible really depends how you handle your machinery ya know.. I guess u don't how but if you had a whole field of trees like thos maybe 30 inch around stump I don't see why it's not possible.. Cutting them all down not including cleaning up and moving the trunks n such I use u to work for a tree company bro I got the idea and the basics who u gonna tell no bro lmao no your shit first befo saying shit
you people have no concept of giving the tree a sporting chance. Like hunting with a Titan missile. Or like Sara paulin hunting from a helicopter. Trees cant run away.........................or atleast they havent figured that out yet.
A non-spinning blade, a-frame and brush guard keep operator and equipment safe. It's all in the hands of the operator to use caution and skill as you would with any tool.
From the factory, we agree that 400 trees per hour would depend on size of tree, operator and conditions. But we believe it is safe to say, it can cut hundreds of trees per hour. Be sure to check out our more up-to-date UA-cam Channel: ua-cam.com/channels/6MY8ZCSGTnPdsSbCbo5oQg.html
Yea..There is no way I'd use that attachment on our T870..I'd just push it over,lol..If it's a big tree, then I'll probably have the loader there to push it over. That damn thing looks dangerous
From the factory: This product has been on the market close to 20 years. We have found it to be extremely safe and VERY easy to hook up to a standard skid-streer and be operated. Please see our more recent UA-cam Channel and view our slow and safe rotating saw: ua-cam.com/channels/6MY8ZCSGTnPdsSbCbo5oQg.html
At first I thought why are they not showing the blade spinning? Then I realized it was spinning, just slowly! This is amazing design, I declare Marshall Saw!
Thank you Richard! We are very proud of our Marshall Tree Saw! Please be sure to check out our more recent UA-cam page and Facebook page: ua-cam.com/channels/6MY8ZCSGTnPdsSbCbo5oQg.html
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I've had one for two years and use it regularly in my land clearing business. Works great. Not dangerous at all and gives me a lot of control on where the tree falls. It lets me pick up the tree after I cut it and stack it or move it around. If you hit a rock with the blade it either breaks the rock or moves it out of the way. Since the blade doesn't rotate it doesn't throw material around as you cut. I cut up to 30" trees with my 12" saw and they are flush with the ground so you can mow over it. Never have to sharpen the blade.
I don't much like the idea of having the stumps in the ground. If you're going to cut the tree down, may as well get rid of the stump too.
+Randy Cooper
Sometimes someone wants to grind the stumps, but the majority of the time people want to disturb their land as little as possible, so it will grow back more quickly. The stump will rot and go back into the soil. Since the MTS cuts off the tree flush with the ground you can mow over it easily. If you were clearing the land for underground utilities you could grind the stump or clear with a dozer.
RC
Thank you so much for your wonderful review! Yes, those blades will last thousands of hours! These are laser cut and made from armored plate. VERY durable. Our customers have found that they can get thousands of hours out of a single blade! Even multiple teeth can be broken off and will not effect the cutting quality. As an added bonus, there are no carbide tips to replace.
I like it! The slow moving action and being able to cut below soil grade a few inches is fantastic...PLUS one more use for a skid loader is always good!
I've used one for 3 years. It's the BEST saw out there. No matter where I go, people stop and look.
what a brilliant piece of kit,so simple yet so effective
This is really unusual and as far as I know unique. Thanks for the upload. Interesting that the blade works so slowly.
These things run about $12,000. We're trying one out it's the 16 inch cut. I've cut 30" trees with just 3 cuts. I've stalled it out in a cut on locust. I suppose the tree being frozen probably cuts harder than normal. The cylinders are 7" bore and our skid steer runs about 3400 psi at the aux ports so that equates to about 66 tons of force to cut a tree. It takes some getting used to but once you get on to it, its awesome. :)
That is a brilliant design. I really like the low speed saw.
mars1952yy
What an incredibly innovative machine. Well done!!
That is awesome. the extra v deflects the falling tree away from the operator. very smart.
I build these things for a living, it’s a lot of welding!
Slow blade is genius.
well at first i thought that was a really weird looking circle saw in there, but man that thing is cool now i know how it cuts!
Genius! Wish I had a setup like this for my 5 acres of Paradise! Can't justify $20K - $30K for a Bobcat and that Marshall saw. I guess I'll just have to keep on using the old Stihl 08 chainsaw.
Please contact us and we can refer you to a rental location that can provide you with one temporarily. Call 918.251.1164 or visit www.marshalltreesaw.com
It can be so handy for ranchers and farmers who want to clear trees and cut them down to the ground. I only wish it would work on a tractor.
Sadly it currently does not work on a tractor, but it is universal for any skid-steer! Find out more by visiting our website: www.marshalltreesaw.com/
Like the ground level cutting.
Suppose the teeth could still get damaged by stone but got to be better odds than a chain saw.
Good job, you have not only conceived a new concept but you have developed to a marketable device. I would imagine you have a lot of years invested?
Iguana
I was hypnotised watching this video. I wish I had a reason to buy one of these. It looks like so much fun to use =) I know I'm weird lol
This thing is cool. Very innovative.
Military field operations?
Lots of balls cutting down that tree at 1:52. If that tree fell the wrong way that dude would be in trouble.
I have one. I really can not imagine cutting 400 trees an hour, but it is 400% faster than a chsinsaw, it also is safer. after I fell the tree, i drop it down to 1 inch from the ground and run it down the tree to debranch, it is vrry effective. The $14,5k was a little hard to bite however, but it is indestructible....
Thank you for the kind words. Yes, we agree that 400 trees per hour would depend on size of tree, operator and conditions. But we believe it is safe to say, it can cut hundreds of trees per hour.
Be sure to check out our more up-to-date UA-cam Channel: ua-cam.com/channels/6MY8ZCSGTnPdsSbCbo5oQg.html
Safer for the operator, not for anything else around as you have NO CONTROL over the direction of the falling tree. With a chainsaw and as long as the tree isn't leaning the opposite direction (side to side isn't that big of a deal) and any logger can drop the tree within a couple degrees of the direction aimed.
Can it be sold to Holland ?
I need one of those bad.i wonder how much they are....????
What does it cost
Awesome! I need one like this .
Then give us a call! We'd love to set you up with a local dealer and assist you. 918.251.1164 or visit www.marshalltreesaw.com.
What does cost
That is pretty damn clever ,
Naw don't think so einstien, nice try though. You try that thing in a 30" tree and I guarantee you will be stuck solid.
I'll bet the fuel consumption is much lower when compared to a rotary saw or flail mower. Fuel figures into the bottom line big time on land clearing jobs.
good for crowd control. LOL
Because the blade only rotates slowly, it doesn't throw debris and rocks and is one of the safest and question tree removal device out there! Please check out our more current UA-cam Channel: ua-cam.com/channels/6MY8ZCSGTnPdsSbCbo5oQg.html
I could see one of these in a horror movie put some demon eyes on the A frame instead of terminator its the treeanator
I'm confused as to why they had the random guy brush hogging in there
It worked didn't it?
all i can say is "WOW"
how much are they getting for those ??
Nobody will state the costs
Where I'd the dealers
@@arnoldstafford3620 i think they are around $15,000
It's not fun unless shit flies EVERYWHERE....too safe for me. I'll stick to the ol' rotary cutter thank you..
More like a circular crushing/shearing device than a true saw.
The saw doesn't spin 360 degrees. It only rotates into the tree and back the reverse direction slowly.
400 an hour?
Probably meant to say if used for thick brush cutting
400 trees an hour. Doubt it. maybe bushes. I think it would be very limited.
9 seconds per tree. have to drop just where they are growing. cutting looks to take few seconds, there´s not much time to go to the next tree..
From the factory, we agree that 400 trees per hour would depend on size of tree, operator and conditions. But we believe it is safe to say, it can cut hundreds of trees per hour.
Be sure to check out our more up-to-date UA-cam Channel: ua-cam.com/channels/6MY8ZCSGTnPdsSbCbo5oQg.html
A full size feller buncher can’t do 400 trees per hour
Great job
Why you doing tht
awesome
looks really dangerous,as stated a tree almost got that guy
That's a winner, don't believe 400 trees an hour tho.
Unless it's a clearcut and you count everything over 1" as a tree!! Heck even a harvester would have a tough time in a clearcut hitting a 400 trees/hour mark.
@@trevors8577 Right on.
DESTROY ALL PLANETS !!
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Cheryl Hill noooooo
bad ass
Did this nigga just say 400 trees in an hour calm down probly 40 trees in an hour lmao
if it can do 20 an hour I'd be really shocked. That would be three minutes per tree and they'd have to be really close together, which makes it impossible because of all the clutter in the way.
+V Bobe alright bro I think it's possible really depends how you handle your machinery ya know.. I guess u don't how but if you had a whole field of trees like thos maybe 30 inch around stump I don't see why it's not possible.. Cutting them all down not including cleaning up and moving the trunks n such I use u to work for a tree company bro I got the idea and the basics who u gonna tell no bro lmao no your shit first befo saying shit
you people have no concept of giving the tree a sporting chance. Like hunting with a Titan missile. Or like Sara paulin hunting from a helicopter. Trees cant run away.........................or atleast they havent figured that out yet.
I don't think it safe
A non-spinning blade, a-frame and brush guard keep operator and equipment safe. It's all in the hands of the operator to use caution and skill as you would with any tool.
1:30 "one person can clear up to 400 trees an hour?? That's a tree every 9 seconds.. bullshit.
From the factory, we agree that 400 trees per hour would depend on size of tree, operator and conditions. But we believe it is safe to say, it can cut hundreds of trees per hour.
Be sure to check out our more up-to-date UA-cam Channel: ua-cam.com/channels/6MY8ZCSGTnPdsSbCbo5oQg.html
mount it on a gradall then you would have something
Have to watch an add to see your add? Ridiculous...
Sorry but I think this thing is lame!, And if you cut a 30" diameter tree with that thing your going to get CRUSHED! lol lol.
Yea..There is no way I'd use that attachment on our T870..I'd just push it over,lol..If it's a big tree, then I'll probably have the loader there to push it over.
That damn thing looks dangerous
Oh, guys, this thing should be taken off the market immediately. Would you allow your under paid illegal to operate this death trap? I think not.
From the factory: This product has been on the market close to 20 years. We have found it to be extremely safe and VERY easy to hook up to a standard skid-streer and be operated. Please see our more recent UA-cam Channel and view our slow and safe rotating saw: ua-cam.com/channels/6MY8ZCSGTnPdsSbCbo5oQg.html