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Around 29 inches

@TRichard30 ok thanks...I'm looking to buy one to do about 200 acres I have....was thinking use it for the winter then sell it. Have a bunch of poplar the mill wants at 16ft...looking at deere and Hitachi...not many used tigercats out west here

Logs and stud wood

@@TRichard30 ok stay safe

I'm just the operator I don't make those discussions. Was a good change, head is preforming well with no down time

Tigercat head is holding up good. Service is good not that we had many issues

Wish stem count was that high average 1000 stems a shift. Not always clean going like I show in videos . Machine was new this spring has 2600 hours now no issues at all three hoses that's it. I'm impressed with machine so far good setup. Thanks for watching and happy new year to you.

Copy. I just read my comment, I meant 210 stems an hour - 2100 an hour and you would be able to leap over tall buildings in a single bound and shoot spider web from the palm of your hand! Big fingers, little keyboard. You're really adding up some hours, do you double shift? I hear you on brushy ground, that slows me down too in the Buncher, specially if it's rocky. I'll bet you see some wet ground too, though that block looks pretty solid. Do you guys run Tigercat 1075's for forwarders? They seem like animals, even at a 1000 stems a shift an operator would want a little bit of a lead on one or two of them before having them breathing down your neck. Ive always wondered about double shifting if the operators can keep one shift or switch back and forth. Seems like switching would be hard to keep adjusting to. But I imagine after putting that many pieces on the ground every day being able to sleep is not an issue. Is this a camp setup or is it close enough in so you can get home every night? Don't mean to be to be nosy, just interested in how other loggers get it done. Good talking with ya!

@@thedailylogger1045 The machine runs only day shift. A Tigercat 1075 picks up behind me, it also only runs days. I come home every night usually an hour or so from the house.

Not what size a 575 can handle. I run a 570 I haven't come across much big wood, cut two and a half butt off stump no trouble. It would handle bigger for sure.

All we got for snow is what you can see.

@@TRichard30 I can see what you mean just a snow there I always say welcome to Cape Breton because we got lotta snow down here in Nova Scotia and you guys are up there in New Brunswick so you guys are pretty close to us I’ve been in Monkton before is that New Brunswick Moncton

@@karsoncampbelllogginginc qe usually have a lot more by now sure once it starts won't stop till april

@@TRichard30 yeah and for us down here in Nova Scotia it’s like it doesn’t stop to February down here

People need toothpicks

That is jackpine. No snow here yet. Been a nice fall

Measuring is accurate and the diameter are good as well.

@@TRichard30 Nice, I'm curious to see one work out west here. Enjoy your videos - Keep them coming!

It's very similar to logmax we have all functions setup the same. Tigercat is little stronger and built tough . No issues yet 1300 hours on now . Impressed with it so far.

We use top knife sensor yes. We run it on auto

I’ve been running a 1996 Rottne RK 81 with the EGS-600 for 13 years. Looking forward to this new (to me) LogMax 6000 on a Rottne SMV RK 200 crane. Mixed hardwood and softwood.

Same here! I know im like 6 years late, but this dude knows how to run a harvester, this head makes him look that much cooler! Im in pa, and looking for my first harvester, im in pa and so far i think a tigercat LH something for steep slopes, cap tilt etc… AND this head!, now im creeping richards videos lol 🤷‍♂️

Ps, great video quality, mirrored onto my 70” tv its perfect, need longer videos

Over 10 000 hours . No major issues senors for Diameter and measuring wheel from time to time.

@@TRichard30 the xt series is truly in its own lane, I worked and operated a fixed for right of way clearing, after running the 7000 I was blew away how little we worked on it besides daily maintenance. Going from a ergo and h7 and a 803 with a 622 to the 7000 was a eye opener. When people ask me questions about the head I tell them what you just told me and that you have to just experience the head to understand the animal that it is. Thanks for your response.

@@korymichalicek6186 I will personally go with waratah any days instead of logmax! My preference! I never tried any ponsse yet tho

@@guillaumehebert8248 I ran a 622 for a while, well logging I wasn't a fan don't get me wrong the head did the job but. I didn't like the weight of the head. Went from the 622 to a fixed 7000xt clearing right of way for pipeline and power lines. I respect your opinion but After running that fixed and pulling out of piles I never want to go back to a dangle

Miramichi area