Only cutter that style I have ever ran is a 755 Timberpro with an intermittent. I know that Tcat would smoke it cause my dangle head will cut just as much as it would and I can cut more in big timber than the 28 intermittent especially on steep ground. But that 830 there with that hotsaw looks like it is on a whole different level!
Another great video tree killer man stay safe out there and keep them coming and I know you like the interior of that tiger cat better than that timber pro. That’s one thing I can say about tiger cat they have a nice interior in their cabs but anyway brother will see you in your next video
That's how it is here in the set out pine in these mountains as they grow they push up rocks around the base and they are always on the backside where you don't see them. Sometimes I can go 5 days on a chain..... I try to keep 7 sharp chains with me and sometimes I use all 7 and have to grind a couple in the woods.
Lol. I hate hitting rock. 450 bucks for a set of teeth. I learned running barsaw to watch for rocks. I get around 300 to 500 loads out of a set of teeth.
What do you use to top your oaks out with? I have 234 and 250 and it's hell trying to delimb some of the oak so I went logger wade route with a rpa grapple saw on an excavator but it will not keep up with our production.
In smaller trees it is. The big timber it's hard to say. I just like how the machine feels and what I can do on hillsides with it. The er boom is alot of fun.
Nice , I ran 870, been a hugger for 15 years,very good buncher! Now a day's im loading with 880
Only cutter that style I have ever ran is a 755 Timberpro with an intermittent. I know that Tcat would smoke it cause my dangle head will cut just as much as it would and I can cut more in big timber than the 28 intermittent especially on steep ground. But that 830 there with that hotsaw looks like it is on a whole different level!
I had a 2900 for 250 hours. Sold it because I was falling asleep cutting with it.
Another great video tree killer man stay safe out there and keep them coming and I know you like the interior of that tiger cat better than that timber pro. That’s one thing I can say about tiger cat they have a nice interior in their cabs but anyway brother will see you in your next video
Looks like a decent patch
You would never make here in NH. You never hit a single rock! Up here we shoot for 1 rock strike per drag, minimum.
That's how it is here in the set out pine in these mountains as they grow they push up rocks around the base and they are always on the backside where you don't see them. Sometimes I can go 5 days on a chain..... I try to keep 7 sharp chains with me and sometimes I use all 7 and have to grind a couple in the woods.
Lol. I hate hitting rock. 450 bucks for a set of teeth. I learned running barsaw to watch for rocks. I get around 300 to 500 loads out of a set of teeth.
@@patreekiller 300-500 loads it a big difference. Why its such big gap? 1 loas how many short tons?
What do you use to top your oaks out with? I have 234 and 250 and it's hell trying to delimb some of the oak so I went logger wade route with a rpa grapple saw on an excavator but it will not keep up with our production.
These guys have a timberline stroke delimber. He says it's the only thing strong enough that he found to delimb with.
Is the tigercat more productive then a timberpro?
In smaller trees it is. The big timber it's hard to say. I just like how the machine feels and what I can do on hillsides with it. The er boom is alot of fun.
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