I've followed your channel for a while now, finally sub! I'm from West of you in Butler county and I used to run an 830 for a landclearing company up until about a year ago. I miss working in the woods but not under the circumstances that I was in, those machines are fun to run all day long and I loved cutting big wood. Congratulations on your new purchase.
What you running for skidders I ran 6 wheel tigercat and a 620 tigercat builds the best woods equipment in my opinion I’m in Maine they sell them in Madison
So looking back over the used bunchers you had, if you could do it over would you go brand new from the jump? Obviously some of that decision is financial for a lot of folks, but it seems like used bunchers have a lot of down time so even if your payment is less you still lose money working on the thing every 3 days instead of slaying wood non stop
I started out with a wore out skidder loader and a chainsaw. And the bank needs to see how much profit you made each year. And the amount of money they will lend you is determined by your profit you made each year. Unless you have a co signer or your living out of your daddy's hip pocket. Which I had neither. I bought used until I could afford new.
Just curious... what part of the world is that you are working in? Around here it is near impossible to make money with a machine like that cause we can't use grapple skidders and we can't move many loads due to terrain. If I can ever get my greedy dad to retire I am going to move the operation to somewhere easier to work. I been a mountain goat for 30 years now and im about tired of it if you know what I mean...LoL An 830E is my dream machine BTW!! Nice!
It does pretty good in big hardwood. That's what I've been cutting all summer. Im working on another video. But haven't had time to put it together and post it.
im watching this because im looking to get my first TC processor, needs to be tilt for our hills her in pa….. how many BF you getting out a day, AVERAGE?
Ponsse makes a phenomenal product IMO, but they are exclusively cut to length machines. Also just my opinion, but when you're talking tree length operations, tigercat is gonna be your best bet. But like I said, this is just a random Internet dude spouting opinions.😂
I've followed your channel for a while now, finally sub! I'm from West of you in Butler county and I used to run an 830 for a landclearing company up until about a year ago. I miss working in the woods but not under the circumstances that I was in, those machines are fun to run all day long and I loved cutting big wood. Congratulations on your new purchase.
These are awesome machines taking the timber harvesting to the next level.
Am happy for you to score this beast. Hope it makes your business better
Very nice video, 👌 tigercat 👍
Good job! Nice machine. Congratulations. I have a older 822 hopefully can buy a new one soon.
Great video 👍 👍 It would be great if the back up alarm would accidentally stopped working. Haha
Nice video I saw on ricer equipment that you got a new buncher that Is awesome man
awesome machine
So cool to see what i help build and make love my job tigercat for life
I tried to convince my wife to move here from TN just for an opportunity to do this...wouldn't bite!
Beautiful machine boss
What you running for skidders I ran 6 wheel tigercat and a 620 tigercat builds the best woods equipment in my opinion I’m in Maine they sell them in Madison
Just a 648Glll and a 748H. I'll rent an L2 every now and then
That monster is quick
🎶logging in our winter underwear!🎶
Nice tune
Love your videos bud
Thank you.
That looks like its near my hunting camp in Artemas but I guess all Bedford County looks the same! Awesome video, that machine is a beast!
Galitzen
Was your landing right along the road in tunnel hill? I live not to far from gallitzin.
No that was some fella from Tyrone. I'm cutting on the game lands
Got ya, are you over by the windmills?
I don't want you to say exactly, just interesting your so close
👍👍
I wondered if you was gonna re-upload this and open the comments.
This is Richard Buswell.
I love mine
echt krass wieviel Kraft diese Maschine über den kurzen Kranarm aufbringen kann
Oh that’s cheatin!!! Lol good video buddy
👍🏻
So looking back over the used bunchers you had, if you could do it over would you go brand new from the jump? Obviously some of that decision is financial for a lot of folks, but it seems like used bunchers have a lot of down time so even if your payment is less you still lose money working on the thing every 3 days instead of slaying wood non stop
I started out with a wore out skidder loader and a chainsaw. And the bank needs to see how much profit you made each year. And the amount of money they will lend you is determined by your profit you made each year. Unless you have a co signer or your living out of your daddy's hip pocket. Which I had neither. I bought used until I could afford new.
@@jasonhart1802 An American dream that has come to a reality from grinding day in....day out. Congrats.
Just curious... what part of the world is that you are working in? Around here it is near impossible to make money with a machine like that cause we can't use grapple skidders and we can't move many loads due to terrain. If I can ever get my greedy dad to retire I am going to move the operation to somewhere easier to work. I been a mountain goat for 30 years now and im about tired of it if you know what I mean...LoL An 830E is my dream machine BTW!! Nice!
I'm from Bedford County Pa
@@jasonhart1802 I have been exploring areas to move operation to. I have family in Maryland and PA so that area is on my short list...
@@jasonhart1802 we bought a 640L cable skidder right in that area
Where you guys located?
Come cut for us, gotta bunch of wood for the brand new buncher
Where at?
@@jasonhart1802 Daniels logging llc
Nice machine. How ya been doin
Playing hop scotch with the weather man. Trying to keep wood running at a steady pace this time of the year has it's challenges
Same here. Been out the woods a little over 2 months, finished up the last job just today. It has rained plenty here in Nawth Cackilacki
How does it handle big oaks?
It does pretty good in big hardwood. That's what I've been cutting all summer. Im working on another video. But haven't had time to put it together and post it.
Brother you going to need more trucks 🤦🏼♂️
im watching this because im looking to get my first TC processor, needs to be tilt for our hills her in pa….. how many BF you getting out a day, AVERAGE?
I'm 100% tonnage. The machine can put 25 to 30 load a day on the ground. I bounce between loader and cutter.
You should buy ponsse.
LH822E Tigercat
Ponsse makes a phenomenal product IMO, but they are exclusively cut to length machines. Also just my opinion, but when you're talking tree length operations, tigercat is gonna be your best bet. But like I said, this is just a random Internet dude spouting opinions.😂