Tim, thanks for another fantastic video, you are a great teacher and I've learned a ton from watching your channel!

I love these maintenance videos.

love watching your videos! thanks

Derrick looks like he is doing really good. I hope all is well with him and you all. good video thanks

Very glad to see this video, I for one had no idea this monster had teeth like this..

Thanks Hunter Thomas

Interesting stuff and impressive for sure. Thanks

Thanks for showing the teeth on the head!! The ol' girl eatin alot better now I bet

A man using anti seize is a man after my heart..

another great video keep them rolling

Great video that is a big saw blade

air or electric ratchet would work good for changing those cutters. really enjoy these videos.

That was awesome.

Great video!

great info very interesting

I saw the lightning episode you had I have a good bit of equipment I learned a trick. To park my equipment under electric wires if I can they will shield your equipment from lightning. Due to the ground wires in them. I have 3 dozers and 3 scrapper Tractor’s road Grader’s. Hope it will help you.

Now that's heavy duty 👍

I dont blame you, yall get the good out of them teeth. I change my saw chains when the teeth start breaking off..

Love KZfaq.... you can learn soooo much

I run a Tigercat 720G fellar buncher with a 5600 head and we use the same teeth

Those old teeth make pretty good trotline weights!

Very interesting video

battery impact saves you some time.you all you got to do is break them then impact off impact on then snug with cheater..we always ran them 5702 heads ,love those heads

I'm noticing a pattern here every time something breaks or it's mantince time everybody is turning wrenches but good ol Tim lol just Messing with you brother keep up the good work

I must say sorry Tim , asked you about your cutting teeth in a video last week and you explained it all here, but I am Catching up on all your old stuff and watching whats current, but will get there eventually :)

Good video 👍

i knocked teeth off last week and had to put me a half of set of steal beaver teeth on cutting like a champion now

Nice!!!

Do you ever check the endplay on the disc main bearings. we had alot of trouble on out 22 inch hotsaw on our hydro-ax 721 e. we had to use a special grease also regular grease has lapping compound in it and it will take the chrome off the the bearings, and it will not handle the operating temperatures also.

We put a new set on once and found an old fire hydrant buried in pine straw within an hour of putting it back to work. Not a good day!

Would a flexible socket adapter fit in that space then you could use an impact to get them on and off quicker.

team work

Another fascinating video up close to this massive equipment-didn't realize how big those cutters are.A 5'X20 flywheel--that's going to have some energy behind it as it spins-how fast does the cutter wheel spin when energized?Even turning that wheel by hand looks like you have to be aware where your other hand is and other workers hands are!

Little Bolts . I need u in the construction line where it takes a rubber tire rig to lift a bolt .

if you have to wash neverseize off your hands use a hand full of old coffee grounds and dawn dishwashing liquid it will come right off..

oooooh them purrrrttyyyy!

Could I buy a bolt & a tooth for a Wall Hanger?

That's not a horrible price for carbide work tools. I had a Morbark 1300 tub and 4600 horizontal grinder. We changed or flipped teeth daily on them. We would buy the teeth by the pallet as they took the same one. Bolts and nuts by the 100's. If I remember correctly it was around $40 per tooth to change it out, with each machine had 20-24 depending on how the rotor was set up. The nuts and bolts were a wear item as well, so they only got reused when you flipped it, then its all into the scrap bin. It only got really expensive when someone would hit large metal. Like truck springs, wheels, crank shafts, starters, pins out of a 400 size excavator.. Man t he horrible noise it would make! Just the cost of doing business.

more videos doing magnets on your equipment fixing equipment keep it up good work

Chilly? Blackberry winter, I believe...

them old teeth look like a couple of old gals I use to know!

You got to get all you can out of them far what they cost.

I have work 50 years in the woods and why you use and I seeds I do not understand I used chain lube and I spray can hiccups the rest and Rossum out of the holes and keep bolts lubricated

heck changing teeth aint that bad it's when you start ripping teeth holders off that's where the fun begins

Man that looks like good old red Prince Edward Island soil

Tim just a curious question. Have y'all ever used a electric impact to loosen and tighten them. We break and tighten with pipe like y'all do . But use impact to run them up and loosen them

you guys need to pick up a milwaukee cordless 1/2" ratchet to swap them things out... it won't brake the bolts loose but it will run em out then back in much faster than by hand like that... cut down on labor and down time a bit...

Man i heard those gator teeth are all show no go. Break and chip all the time. Is that true?

OMG Worthless doing actual work..Video is a great thing..Tim.. How's Jill doing ? Haven't seen her in a bit, Shout-out to the girl's..Take Care Tim.. Cool Vid. Sir..

I've never really noticed this but on the saw head was it originally a 340 degree head? I ask because I saw on the butt of the saw it has the spots for the cylinders to go for it to be a 45 degree head

That cutting disc would make a killer high top or coffee table top, just don't stub your toe on it in the middle of the nite!

Logging ain’t cheap man

What's the purpose for the quick connection fittings on your fuel hose?

Make those guys use their air wrench . Then a torque wrench . They have to have a torque setting. Buy them a wobble head for their air wrench .

Tim, I know you're the brains of the outfit, why did you sit back and let these guys do this by hand instead of recommending an air ratchet or even a battery powered ratchet? I know your a Milwaukee fan, get them poor boys a tool! Lol

you can't flip them more than 1 time can you?

you and logger wade are almost alike with that service truck

how come your mechanics did not use an air gun with a swivel and an extension. even just using a small gun after the bolts are broke loose will speed things up greatly from hand turning

Do haft to balance the tooth disk after You replace the cutter teeth

I'd be using a MAC air tool then cheater bar

JUST AN IDEA,i work in machine shop,we have tooling with carbide insert tips,the carbid tips have seats and chip breakers on them,what if u could make an insert carbid tool for that cutter,triangle carbid insert tool,negative tips would have 6 sides,positive tips would have 3 sides,just change tips,3 sides for positive tips,negative tips wouldhave 6 sides,pack of 10 carbid inserts,u need 2 packslooks like bolt that holds insert is a 1inch,be a lot cheaper to replace inserts than the whole tool,wonder if any company makes inter changeable tips for a cutter like that,MIGHT BE ON TO SOMETHING HERE,if its a positive tip,just change tip,3 times just change same tip

worthless is actually working lol

can put new teeth on, hit a rock and round off a few; not economically feasible to change them out until all of them are worn down and needing a trip to the dentist...

So roughly 19500$ to change the 18 teeths? How long do they last?

Whats the rpm on that blade?

Your boys must be getting paid by the hour. !!!! Where's your 3/4 " impact gun. & compressor. It takes about 30 min start to finish on a tooth swap.

How many teeth are on that blade?

Time to buy an air ratchet

How many weeks do you get out of those teeth? 2-3 weeks?

Why aren't you guys using an impact? I can have 18 teeth done in 15 minutes on our quadco heads.

Have you ever lost a tooth mate?

$144 is cheap for those bolts considering what they do.

why don't you rotate the teeth to get more wear out of them?

president Trump is going to put an import tax of 20% on Pine coming from Canada.

HI CT a chainsaw chain is the same way they don't last or stay sharp cutting rocks, dirt, or mud either that's why U can tell when hit something and when they need sharpen the sawdust looks like powder and it won't until U sharpen the chain again then it will still take 2 OR 3 sharpens more 2 get the chain back 2 where it should be 😊😊 OMG 7 6 2O23