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Just imagine taking these guys back into the 1800's and say here do a honest hard days work and You can have a Bowl of pintos and a slice of cornbread.

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Wouldent live much long without heat deep in some of them forests in winter I would guess here in Canada that’s the case anyways

Yeah, tethering systems like the T-WINCH or tractionline are getting more and more popular...

the problem is that replanted forests aren't half as rich in biodiversity as old growth forests. I'm not saying logging should be banned, just that we should preserve old growth forests because they support so many species and sequester far more carbon than logged forests. Old trees might be "ugly" but they host so much life and dead trees even more. There really is no comparison in the ecological value of old growth forests against logged forests. Just look at caribous for example, a species that needs old growth forests to survive. Oops I just realized this was a 3 year old comment. Oh well

You can order it with a little oven to heat your lunch! Thats no joke! So basically yes. Some operators put coffee machines in their equipment.

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Jon Booty I I'm glad the logging industry learned from the north Atlantic cod fishery.

That's what happens in tree farms in first world countries. In third world countries, deforestation is rapidly destroying habitat and rainforests at an alarming rate. Rates that people can't even visualize.

@@xenonram the how would you know? If you want to go over there and stop it then do so, but quit bit*"ing on our logging. Go live in the hellhole called california if you don't like logging. And use your phone to wipe your ass.

@@xenonram e.g. the Amazon

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Yes sure, forex is a more profitable online busines.

Forex? I had interest in forex trading and crypto stocks investments but was discouraged by friends and family, I was being ignorant though

I have been trading for over 7months now with no good returns rather get loss account blown

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flip u r u not worried about trees being cut noob?

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Could be better if they will planting trees.

@@zemmourihicham5290 They do after it's done.

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Thanks for your comment! I just realized, I haven't filmed any hardwood harvested with a harvester in the last 3 years. And I have never filmed it in big hard wood harvesting. At some point you are right, the big limbs are not knocked off, but they cut them off with the harvesting head, of course thats not good for productivity, but it works. But you are right most of the hardwood is still harvested by hand, or by fellerbuncher. I promise I'll try to film a harvester in the hardwood this year. Cheers, Rafael @Hf&M

Harvester Forwarder & More that would be great I'm sure alot of people would like to see a harvester put to a real test. Large hardwood will challenge most machines as its incredibly dense and heavy.

Yeah, I will try! :)

Longleaf Pine hampers productivity with harvesters.

I ran a Timberpro 620 with a Log Max 7000 head on it for some years, cutting most hardwood. Lots of it smaller, but some big stuff too. Maple ,oak, big gnarly yellow birch...can certainly produce but it's a long learning curve.

flip u u fint it satisfying to have trees cut?

Not really, most of the machines shown become quite in efficient by mid to upper 20 inches, especially when you throw in a steep slope and tall, heavy wood.

Telefonieren, viel telefonieren! :) Wenns wo eine Vorführung gibt oder ein Unternehmer ein super schönes Holz hat erfahr ich das dann.

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Thanks for your comment!!! We take critics seriously! We upload all videos with the true engine sound, but every christmas we make a best of video with the (best) coolest videos we released that year with some music. Of course it is hard to fit to everyones music taste. We are actually considering releasing the next best of video with music and a second one with true engine sound! At this point it is unclear if we are able to rerelease this video with the original sound without music. best regards, Rafael @HFM

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@@HarvesterForwarderMore narrating the videos could be helpful too

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The "windshields" are 1/2" thick polycarbonate (plastic that a .22 bullet won't pierce). I've replaced some that were over 20yrs old but that was only because the sun had done its work on them and you could barely see out of them. I literally beat on them with a 10lb sledge hammer as hard as I could (from the confinement of the cab) until they popped out of the gasket but they still didn't break.

Steve Kuenzi they need to put them in excavators. We have a komatsu pc200 and a Deere 120 with broken front windows

I know ive run machines that use a double layer polycarbonate, front layer is only 30% back is 70% to make 1inch thickness. Just replace the thin layer once it gets scratched up.

@@kylebrown8891 They do. Yours just don't. Get a hockey mask if you can't afford the PC windows.

🤔 i been driving these machines for some years, and these cabs are safty cabs meaning that if a rookie driver panic at the controlls the cab can take a direct hit to the driver cab from a Nice big size tree and YES it is with farly thick polyxarbonate glass in the Windows same kind used for bulletproof glass and YES the Windows will stop a direct shot from a 12 gauge shotgun or a cal 22...... I Know, and I dont recomend anyone to test it ...

Machine operator chooses lenght then computer measures n "feeds" the tree to that lenght. Can be diffrent methods and orders depending on manufacturer and options

Generally you have a bunch of preset button lengths, press one and it tries to go to that length. You can also manual feed ,which is usually what you do on a tree that's really big for your machine until it's cut down to size a bit.

Not really, the harvesters that can fell, delimb, and buck trees in one go, have been around in Finland and Sweden since the early 1980's.

Thanks man!

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Thank you! :)

flip u r thanking them to cut trees i hate u

Thanks man!!!! I will go on!!!! (I have reported Anay Randhawa)

That's because the cut-to-length logging method (CTL) is the norm in Northern Europe, but not the US. I see these machines all the time in Sweden. Infact, these harvesters were developed in Finland and Sweden through the 1970's.

@@TheRedSphinx not necessarily cause in Michigan it is the ctls and I’m actually quite certain it’s that way out west as well

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