How To Operate | John Deere Track Feller Buncher
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Showing how the controls work on the John Deere 853M Track Feller Buncher and explaining my technique when it comes to thinning.
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I love to watch your videos. Very intuitive and educational. Thank you.
I really appreciate the video. I ran a timber jack 608 from 1994-1999 in south Mississippi and south Louisiana. I sure miss it. Again thank you for sharing your videos
Basically the same thing lol
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I watch all your videos and I enjoy them. Keep em coming my friend!
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I really enjoyed this tutorial my friend. I would love to try that track cutter. That thing is a beast. Keep'em coming👍👍
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@@CuttingEdgeLogging_Thomas Thomas, for some reason i no longer have a place to make a comment on so i wanna ask, 1 can you kill the blade if needed or do you have to shut it down to cut it off. 2nd off do you have a weight limit on the head before you have to drop your pile?
I run what we call a stipper in the mill but its acctually rips the entire bark off the log before it goes down to see on the computers is to what can be made out of the log. I think our policy is 18''' at the butt end or its no accepted. I know your cutting pulp.
Thank you for taking time to explain that for us. Have never heard anyone's explanations on thinning or tips like those you gave us on the track cutter. I run a trackhoe clearing mostly at work and I think I could get right in the cutter and wouldn't look too lost by what you took time to show us. Thank you
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@@CuttingEdgeLogging_Thomas your welcome, I appreciate you, letsdig, dirt perfect, and others like y'all that take time to make vids and show us y'all's world
Great video. Thanks for explanation!
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Thanks for explaining what's going on and hope everything goes well for Matt's young'un.
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Awesome video! Thanks for showing the controls and the different ways you run. I run the same CAT controls as you do, i just always thought bunchers had different controls for some reason.
And thank god they dont have sticks to the track pedals, i hate people who use theyre hands to move the machines, even jumping on the float, i use my feet at a low idle.
I Like The Track Cutter, but I Love The Rubber Tire Cutter!
Just Because.
Great Video, Thanks Much!!
I love watching your Channel I want to get in logging for myself
I appreciate the view, thanks for watching
yeah dude Im 14 looking into a logging career running feller bunchers thanks for the great content!
It can be a good living
I liked the video, not to long, liked the explanation on cutter, lot different from the last cutter I ran , a pincher
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Pretty cool video, next might be neat to do one like this on skidder and loader if you haven’t already, keep up the hard work!! As you said the other day Log on !!!
Good idea! Thanks for watching!
liked this video a lot 👍 never been around the kind of machines you use so very interesting to learn a little more
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You are an awesome operator
Holy shitt that machine is crazy! I wish I could try this one day
I would like to see the skidder controls on one of them without a steering wheel in it.. I'm an old logger that got out of it before the ones without the steering wheel came out.
absolutamente Impresionante, felicitaciones¡¡¡
Very enjoyable and learned alot
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good video i like track cutter working video do more
I have never ran a track cutter. Im really wanting to try it though. I have many years on dozer and saws. Im usually skidding with a grapple cat or building road somewhere. Last year I spent 3months on dozer for Cal Fire here in Northern California. I love being on the fires its a rush for sure.
Like it mesin feller buncher
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Think about if you had a Quadco continuous rotation. Grab anything at any angle or degree. More on mountain leveling cutters though. Our LX830D and E we were able to change everything on it not only buttons but levers too along with the 632H we have.
awesome video!
you are a damn good hand sir !
Man I'd love to try that JD track machine with that head in thinning that's just so more productive u dang sure smooth on it man
+Kody Thornton thanks for watching and the compliment!
Great video! Keep it up 👍
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Thanks enjoyed the video I love this type of video this is how I get my seat time but you need to know what you're doing first and this explains a lot thanks. Now that you don't post every day I kind of get lost on the videos that I've missed the last one I washed was the track cutter was all crunched up what's the story on it Insurance buying you a new one fixing the old one let me know what's going on I would appreciate it out there
Go scroll through the videos, I posted one talking about what we done to fix it.
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ur awsome man love the videos
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Awsome video
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Run a 720 g during week for hill crew 855d weekend throwing Matt’s n swamp for different logger, that 855 is a bad ass machine man it’s huge has a lot of tail awning but far as n the swamp it’s nice. Have to keep wood under it all times it’s over 82k pounds, only 3 made we got one Bobby Goodson has one and one north of us
ok, serious question, but I've wanted to get into the logging industry, become a skidder, or feller buncher operator, how exactly does one get into this trade/field?
Hey man how many gallons of diesel fuel dose the John Deere tree cutter holds
For the leveling machines do have 6 bottons look at cotontop3
The video sucks, I hate it. LOL. Another great video, my friend!! Keep me coming!!
😂😂😂 thanks for watching
Miss running track tree cutter.
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Where exactly do you fuel up a feller buncher? I cant find it
For anyone wondering:
CAT Plumbing = SAE
Deere Plumbing = ISO
Enjoy your're video. Question. At 44:50 why would you leave that crooked tree as a crop tree?
"your"
Maybe closer to 44:37
I guess I’m missing the tree you’re talking about lol....but if it was crooked and left, the surrounding trees were either more crooked or forked or something.
@@CuttingEdgeLogging_Thomas 10-4.
Starts at 8:00
is that the only thing you cut is pulp or no?
Yes, only pulpwood
Should always track with your sprockets in the rear like a dozer
So when I get to the end of a row, with wood under my tracks, in a mud hole, you want me to twist the tracks around 180 degrees so I cut back to the access going “forward”?
Who and how is all the brush cleaned up off the property or is it?
No brush cleaning
wow no wonder you like it sandy soil no hills and no rocks nwo ontario you should see what we log
You Canada folks wouldn’t make it one winter down here logging
@@CuttingEdgeLogging_Thomas lol you dont get winter
Exactly, we get wet muddy nastiness.....y’all sent a crew down here a few years back to show us southern guys “how to log”, they went out of business before the first winter was over because they couldn’t figure out how to work wet ground like we do.
Why do you have 2 different sizes tire on the skidder ? I’ve never seen that before
Mostly for size, few videos coming soon on them
It is iso and sae pattern
U do this cool move next...... call 911 billy-joe gone n crushed emself again daggonit
😂😂😂😂
I mean I've done that before IRL but not with a full head. I mean dam
😂😂😂 it can be sketchy
How do I get a job in logging
Call local companies
Tigercat > John Deere
Do you have snap chat? If so private message or email it to me thx
Pretty painful to watch
Same with your comments yet here we are 🤷🏻♂️