Lot of frogger road bullshit to get wood, safe draggin pard
@JesusGarcia-ld3ww3 күн бұрын
Why choke it from the fat end though haha.. hate it when my choker setters do that and have to tell them to rechoke their sh*t
@Local_Logger2 күн бұрын
It’s tree length
@petergargiulo3 күн бұрын
Looks like goat mtn
@Local_Logger2 күн бұрын
Molalla
@freedom_pyro3 күн бұрын
Nice turns and great tunes be safe out there fellas
@tombrady42785 күн бұрын
Heavy turn. Good driving!
@tombrady42785 күн бұрын
Down hill loggin with the boman. Love it!
@tombrady42785 күн бұрын
Acme car! Good little riggin rats, get them trees!
@Local_Logger5 күн бұрын
Eagle Carriage
@tombrady42786 күн бұрын
The elusive riggin rats are resting on a chilly but nice day.
@tombrady42786 күн бұрын
Boman sky car
@jimhere17 күн бұрын
Charley Crockett. Good taste in music.
@woos318 күн бұрын
Yessah, lookin damn good
@LindseyDavenport-u1x8 күн бұрын
Not a good place to film from
@Local_Logger8 күн бұрын
Thanks for the info. 😂 It’s actually the strongest point of our set up, so you’re wrong.
@DeliveryBryan7 күн бұрын
😂
@DeliveryBryan7 күн бұрын
Lindsey your wrong ! I don't think you never worked in the woods in your life . Stop criticizing people !
@benbiagioni990612 күн бұрын
Pigs! Great video.
@rjust229715 күн бұрын
That is some expert *hit. I hope when they were done with that unit they got themselves some good r&r❤
@josephnoland128117 күн бұрын
Oregon has shut down most of the mills on the Northeast side of the state. They let the trees burn now.
@Local_Logger16 күн бұрын
More money in fighting fires than logging…
@Dave_954718 күн бұрын
How many feet was the longest setting?
@Local_Logger15 күн бұрын
5000
@JHizzleinthebizzlePNW20 күн бұрын
Down hill? Sketch
@123brutalmetal20 күн бұрын
Does that harvester always process off the yarder? Do yall have trouble with tree lengths sliding when landing the turns very much?
@Local_Logger18 күн бұрын
Not always, we’re always swapping equipment around where it’s needed most. The tree lengths it all depends on how the landing it & how steep. We’ll keep them choked if they take off and get ahold of them with the machine first if they’re too much of a hassle.
@tombrady427820 күн бұрын
Acme logging. Love that diesel buggy
@zynbabАй бұрын
Little giant makes that wood look big
@user-ir5sk9fu2cАй бұрын
Hiring in the future for a choker setter and maybe pimp for the hook?
@Local_LoggerАй бұрын
Choker setters always, no specific position for a pimp. www.waynestonelogging.com Office number is 503-663-7841 Get ahold of Zach Stone.
@user-ir5sk9fu2cАй бұрын
@@Local_Logger Perfect thank you!
@hddoug72Ай бұрын
Worked 1 summer in sw Oregon in 1974, i was 20 years old. Company was out of Roseburg... had a cat side, high lead and slack line and worked from setting chokers to chasing landing. You can get hurt or killed real fast in a lot of ways. Great experience for a young man as the expression in the woods was "Watch your ass" and has bode well for me over the years.
@123brutalmetalАй бұрын
Have y’all switched to exclusively grapple yarding or does the 071 still run choker setters?
@Local_LoggerАй бұрын
We’re currently 3 sides, the Grappel yarder, the 071 & the 172B.
@woos31Ай бұрын
Sure is a safe way to get wood, but like a buncher...............it takes jobs away from guys
@markcogburn3137Ай бұрын
Slick setup, very smooth.
@SteveAdlardАй бұрын
Nice long time since I’ve seen a new yarder
@scottdahl3975Ай бұрын
Nice machine
@reynoldscsАй бұрын
They make some cool stuff! Right down the road from where I work. I like driving by looking at their projects.
@L-TownBadgerАй бұрын
Keep it up. We're still building homes.... That's awesome
@Dave_9547Ай бұрын
I worked in the woods in the Klamath River country in the early 60's. Logs were a lot bigger then and that tower would have been right at home. We were logging all Cat shows, but there were some tower sales here and there. I grew up in NW Oregon in a small mill town. All of their logging was still done with spar trees if it was too steep for tractors. Much of that timber was from the Tillamook burns, they ran out of timber about 1958 and tore the mill down.
@appaloosa6626Ай бұрын
That's the super sucky way to do it. Heli-logging with Boeing and Sykorski is where it's at
@Local_LoggerАй бұрын
Never tried it, but if given the opportunity & right pay maybe I would.
@brianthomas3465Ай бұрын
I been wanting to ask how much those loads weigh. Here in Alabama our loads are around 90 thousand. I'm going to guess that load is 60 thousand ,probably wrong 😂they just look lighter than what we send out.
@Local_LoggerАй бұрын
80,000lbs
@brianthomas3465Ай бұрын
@@Local_Logger damn that's some heavy trees. Yall be safe out there.
@Local_LoggerАй бұрын
@brianthomas3465 A lot of white fir
@jimhere1Ай бұрын
Watching that processor operator is watching an artist.
@123brutalmetalАй бұрын
How many loads a day do y’all get in that kinda going? Looks like some good wood!
@Local_LoggerАй бұрын
10-12 it all depends on the day, every road has had a intermediate support. We’ve been swedging damn near the whole unit.
@123brutalmetalАй бұрын
@@Local_Logger holy shit! That’s some real production. On our best days we’re doing 5-7. Most of the wood we’re in is one long log and a short log. Also going over intermediates but shorter lines. Out of curiosity, what do you mean by swedging?
@Local_LoggerАй бұрын
We have 1 guy up front and one guy just past the mid support. Each person presetting a set & when the carriage comes back it has another set of chokers on it to set while it’s at the other rigging slinger. If we have a bigger crew there will be 2 & 2. Well gut the road out the first day (everything under the lines so there’s nothing to hang up on) & then the next start logging separate to give each other a break but still keep the production up.
@johndreisbach8640Ай бұрын
Is Dave loaded again?😅
@richardgauthier2155Ай бұрын
The music is painful. Great video. Would have liked it if the music wasn't playing.
@Local_LoggerАй бұрын
There’s plenty more videos! Check em out!
@richardbarry04553Ай бұрын
Why do that instead of just cutting it at the ground?
@Local_LoggerАй бұрын
Watch some of my other videos, we hang rigging in them to hold lines up for logging operations.
@ryanharris6045Ай бұрын
That brings back some memories!
@123brutalmetal2 ай бұрын
How long are the lines your logging? Do yall run all 4 guylines all the time? My tmy45 is a 3 guyline machine well go out to 2200ft. Anything shorter than 1000 ft well normally run 2 guylines. Leave the middle out. But we’re thinning fed ground, tiny trees. 😂
@Local_Logger2 ай бұрын
2500ft of skyline. Skid roads are probably 1500ft or so currently. We do run 4 all the time yeah, if it’s a super short we may run 3. It’s all about safety & maximizing the production. That’s a lot of stress on them 2 guy lines, the middle is important. This wood we’re in isn’t all that big but 4-5 tree lengths is a decent turn, especially rolling over an intermediate support.
@123brutalmetalАй бұрын
@@Local_Logger what by yalls standards is super short? Just curious, we end up having to do a lot of 400-500 ft stuff. Definitely two then. It all depends on the timber. I also run twisters on damn near every guyline tree which helps. And running them out really far behind the yarder. Im jealous of yalls timber! We’re normally in 5-8 tree lengths per drag, and they have 1 long log lol. I’m sure yall get some of that too
@bryanwright2872 ай бұрын
Happy Hookers.
@nspro9312 ай бұрын
Too bad the music covers the machine sounds. We've all heard those songs 10,000 times on the radio and didn't need to hear them one more time instead of the real world
@Local_LoggerАй бұрын
Too bad.
@randyschryvers74182 ай бұрын
Screwy bells?
@Local_Logger2 ай бұрын
Knockout Shackles
@bryanmiller68332 ай бұрын
Might Want to fix your second stump in the video looked like your eyes were overlapping each other
@Local_Logger2 ай бұрын
@@bryanmiller6833 Yeah we had to re route a couple after moving the yarder. All things are always in order before logging starts. Good eye though!