Tree Harvesting 2018
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- čas přidán 18. 12. 2018
- In 2017, a Red Pine tree plantation in Northern Maine was diagnosed as having two diseases: Sirococcus Shoot Blight and Diplodia Tip Blight. To salvage the trees, a lumbering contractor was asked to remove the trees as well as prepare the land for replanting. This video shows the process of removing trees as well as showing the different steps in the tree harvesting process.
You’ve got a world class Gilbert Gottfried impression in you, I can just *feel* it
Awesome video, I live in Hawaii, I do get to see this kind of thing . Thank you
Living around this stuff I wish I'd see more stuff like Hawaii 😂
AWSOME VIDEO .. LOVE IT . MACHINES AND OPERATORS MADE LOGGINGS LOOK EASY ..
Awesome job did it all my life with a cable skidder and chain saw
A word of warning: if you decide to play a drinking game where you take a shot every time the narrator says the word 'bunches', you WILL die unless you're full-blooded Russian or Irish.
What lovely machine
Personally I would go for a 'TigerCat' Feller Buncher, - I always think the JD copy is the 'Poor Mans' version, - although neither are cheap.
Sadly this situation exposes the tremendous waste associated with government bureaucracies. The initial placement of the trees was totally inappropriate and lead to the problems that required the removal of all of the trees. Let's begin with the initial planting... and the problems associated with it. For this type of pine tree, the optimal density is 100 to 200 trees per acre. The planting that was used was well over this density. Planting with this excessive density has 3 potential problems. 1st was the obvious result of blight which will kill all of the trees. 2nd is insect infestation. And last is the tremendous fire hazard. (With most pine trees a density over 100 trees per acre creates a severe fire hazard that is impossible to extinguish because the fire progresses in the tree tops. Finally was the absurd amount of effort for a landowner to harvest the land that he/she owns. Why should the owner seek government approval to care for his/her property??? (This is an addition to the reality that government so-called "experts" were probably involved in the initial failure to plant with the proper density which caused the problem in the 1st place!)
Sadly, it's SO for the almighty dollar, these greedy mongers are destroying wild-life-homes among other fragile things.
Idk, I don't really see the owner of the place wanting to plant less trees and the government telling him "no, you have to throw more in there".
We all dont have a Silver spoon jammed up our ass like SOME people
Shut up liberal
Because land tax was expensive and wood was cheap.
Love it bro
This was a well put together video!
loved the video but i am seeing a few things that i would have done diffrent tho
Excellent upload. Full watched and have a wonderful day......
Awesome video brother
A bit optimistic on the blade speed. Announcer said 6,000 rpm, more like 1,000-1,500 rpm.
Love ur video's brother
They have top quality equipment until the loader shows up, ive never seen a loader mounted on a truck before. All i ever seen was mounted to a trailer or simply on the ground on tracks.
Very common in my area
Why had they not thinned the forest planting?
How can they get economy in felling,
when they use so many different machines?
Two are enough. A processor and a forwarder.
So sad but cool machine.
What people don't understand the old growth has to be cut because of the high danger of forest fire s that can destroy a large amount of timber so replant is better of all
Ok.
It's called logging, or timber harvesting. Not lumbering. That term went out 75 years ago.
The saw cuts while the arms grab a split second after the cut is started.
The blade spins at roughly 1,000 revolutions per minute, not 6,000.
Hickok45 forest harvesting in Vietnam.
Are we in Mr Rodgers nyborhood
This narrator must think this is a bed time story from the way he talks. Hey man wake up this not wini the poo 🤐🤔
Lol I kinda like it 🙂
Hi.. I'm Narta from Indonesia, I'm also a woodcutter but the tree in Indonesia is small, the tree I cut is the sengon tree. Are there sengon trees in your area? 🙏
Never heard of them.
The specified saw blade speed ranges between 1150 to 1250. It'd be according to manufacture specs.
What spins the blade? Is it pneumatic or electric orrr? Lol such cool stuff.
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If that buncher operator used better timing when dropping those trees he wouldn't keep butt sniping his piles.
they cant seem to make there minds up about the blade speed , one says 120000 an then its gone down to 6000 , i reckon its more like 1200------2000, revs ye !!!
Fy Fan!
dam this is so op
This method became obsolete in Europe
in the late 70s to early 80s.
Here in France whe use this method when a lot of trees having diseases in a parcel especially whith the ravages caused by bark beetles
@@lebarbaretiteuf Ok, ok. This method became obsolete in Sweden
in the late 70s to early 80s
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Nfld we call this buncher
the voice dont like the video is great
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Planting red pine is like planting poverty. It's damn near worthless to the landowner.
Better off planting poplar. Grows 3x faster and is worth about the same.
Depends where you are. Mature red pine stumpage is going for $40-55 a ton in WI and even higher. Saw a sale go for $66 a ton just today.
Were did this narrator come from ? This is not a kids bed time story. Please shut this guy up for god sakes. I am going to through up accuse me.
Be nice...he's providing really good footage & info. He didn't have to & it's free to us. Just mute it & use subtitles if you don't like. No need to be rude
Is the narrator's intended audience 2nd grade special ed?
Perhaps he should do story book time at his local library.
Ok hj no
I love watching the machines, but the commentary is the worst I’ve ever heard, how many times can you tell me the same thing? I feel stupider having listen to this guy for the whole video.
Edit: I wrote the above comment before I finished the video, the way the commentator wraps up the video makes me think a second grader wrote the entire script.
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The first grade teacher: (should say "See the duck, See the dog")...number one: chains on skidder tires do not stop tires from being damaged. Number two: A tiger cat 234 will save a lot of time taking limbs off trees, cut the tops off, cut the trees to a certain length, weigh the load and load a trailer at the same time. Total waste of time doing this procedure the way it is presented in this presentation.
This method became obsolete in Europe
in the late 70s to early 80s.
I was watching this video with a whole auditorium of people we almost had a mass suicide until I muted the sound of the horrible narrator then everything was fine it was close though
I think the 'speaker' needs to get ALL his facts correct about the machinery before talking about it in this video.