Logging some big gnarly rock maple with the 225 timberjack
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- čas přidán 31. 08. 2020
- Theres nothing like logging some big knarly rock maple with the 225 timberjack! The stuff is big and heavy and it adds up quick in the yard. Summer is almost over and the cool morning weather makes for some ideal cutting conditions. There is a lot of skidder action today, and the ol detroit 353 has never sounded better twitching out these big hitches. We also wanted to thank all our subscribers for pushing us over 1k!!! Thank you everyone!
Thankyou very much for your video, chainsaw and old Timberjack are true old skool timber cutting partners, we had a Timberjack 330 here in Australia in the early 80's and the amount and size of the hardwood we cut and snug with our little Timberjack was unbelievable, keep up the good work young fella and keep the tradition alive, awesome👍👍
Your a long ways from here but its great to hear from someone like you! Ill do my best and thanks for watching
Love your work, really enjoy seeing,and hearing that machine work.. I need one....!
Man I love your setup! I absolutely love that timberjack! Good job!!! Keep it up! 🔥💪👍
I had an identical eton TJ 353. I loved that machine, and cut a fair amount of Maine rock maple with it myself. Thanks for the video. It brought back many memories.
Your welcome, glad you enjoyed it thanks!
Great early morning video. Keep on Truckin...
Wish I had my 225 yet love them timberjacks
So glad you and your family are well. Be careful out there! Keep the videos coming.
Thank you! Will do!
Congrats on the subscribers !! Good job 👍 . Great to see you cutting again. People really enjoy watching.
Thanks! Good to hear from you
Now you know what your doing good job every other video I've watched most of em needs fired but I like yours I love a Detroit nothing like em 225 D
Nice work on the subs! Love hearing that Detroit!!!
Appreciate it!
That thing is a beast. Love your channel
Great video mate. Yes logging an Sawmilling is my life I do enjoy it.
Its a good life for sure!
It's been a breath of fresh air compared to that nasty heat we've had this summer. Love that machine screaming through the woods. Congrats on the subs...keep up vids like these and it'll take right off. Take care.
Thanks! Yeah she sure does sound nice when its got a nice hitch behind it...
Rock maple and a 562xp.. sounds like a day down NH for me. Great video thanks for sharing
I love the sound of the Detroit engine!! And nice job on the new muffler
Congratulations on the 1k mark!
as always another great video ive got sawdust in my blood and love them timberjacks
Cool how no matter what you stop and show the deer really cool
The most abused machine on the planet the work that machine dose in adverse conditions tuff as nails ,old jimmy
Great video as always, keep up the hard work 👍🏻
Thank you!
I think those cows thought you had some hay on board! LOL Some nice old maples , they looked heavy, but the timberjack handled them pretty good. Take care
Great video!!
Thanks!
this channel is growing quick
Nice day at the office!! Doesn't get any better
You got that right!
Lots of hard work logging and farming. There is nothing more rewarding though and one good thing you don't have any trouble sleeping at night
Great vids, just subbed. Cheers from Newfoundland
Congrats on the 1k Subs!
Thank you!!
Awesome!
Yes! New skidder video! Not enough cable hand logging video out there
Hope you enjoyed it!
Need to drive "Cow"-fully in these parts. You should be yelling Moooooove, Moooooove! HAHAHA In all seriousness, I just love hearing that Timberjack skidder engine. What a fricken work horse.
I just gotta train those cows to help me out!
I ran a 225 for 12 years back in the day. It was a bit older than yours. 1965 I believe. They are one tuff little machine. I miss it sometimes. I have a cushy job at a sawmill now running a wheel loader with a cab and heat and air conditioning. There are a lot of old timberjacks still in use around here.they just don't seem to quit. great video. I subscribed.
thanks for the sub! Yeah i dont blame the job switch!
great vid Maine also
Congrats.
Too bad that maple is so gnarly.
I like how you spell gnarly, actually looks correct unlike my knarly....haha
Chainsaw=dinner bell to deer!
What horsepower is the Timberjack? Great videos. I love old equipment working.
Congratulations on over 1k. Stay safe.
Thank you! Will do!
Nice job out there love the videos do you have any more videos coming
You sir are a one man band
Seems like you are really enjoy the tj.
You getting into any birds eye maple down in your neck of the woods?? We got lucky last winter and got into some!!!!im up in skowhegan area. Love your videos and your content. Keep up the good work. Over n out.
Not yet! Have had some curly show up but no birdseye.... Thanks, and be safe over there!
Are you using Jonsered chain saws? They look red in your videos, and I know they are popular in Canada in your neck of the woods. In the 80's I used them here in Oregon along with Husky's and Stihl.
Can't beat the sound of the Detroit. Is that a 353?
That’s some big stuff! Have you thought about adding maple syrup to your operation? You must have sugar maple there as well. Also, maybe add a short clip in one of your videos about the controls on your skidder. Looks like it’s joystick controls. Thanks
We would love to do a little syrup just for our own family. There are a decent amount of producers around us, but Ive always enjoyed syrup season because it breaks up that long wait between winter and spring! I will certainly do a video of the skidder and show you what its all about
I miss that work soo much, spent 20 years logging n.e.k of vt, 240 jack. Best an worst days of my life, lol. Hopefully I can do it again some day soon. Im still swinin a saw just another line of work., thanks for keeping it the real way of loggin
haha I certainly understand the "best and worst" but it always seems the best wins out! Although there are times I wish I was cutting wood with a machine there is just something about a cable skidder and saw that cant be replaced...
@@mccormickfamilyfarm5511 i 100% agree, for me hind sight is 20/20. I miss it an should have stuck with it. Working alone just man an machine an Working with an around nature is the best.
Congrats on 1k subscribers I am also a just starting CZcams here in Maine
Thanks, and good luck! I like all the farm equipment and tractors on your channel, just my style
McCormick Family Farm expected I am a little less family friendly for a 19 year old
Good work ! That timberjack looks to be in really good shape, what year is it?...
I use a crawler, so your years ahead of me, and a frick 00 .....
Thanx fir taking the time to make the videos
Thanks! Its around a 1978
You guys are pretty good seem like you're alright guys who do a good job and don't have big arrogant heads like a lot of people do I do the same thing everyday by myself and everything goes pretty good I hope you continue to do a good job and congratulations on your views
Thanks, yeah arrogant wont get you to far around here....
@@mccormickfamilyfarm5511 yeah sure don't get you very far to be I have a big head out there in the woods that's for sure I seems like you are a pretty good guy listening to you talk to her and stuff I'll try to send you a video if I couldn't get it to go through nice talking to you
I could use all those limbs and tops you left behind for firewood up here in Dover-Foxcroft
I like the way you make a video and you dont baby that skidder either......
haha I get some people say i load it to heavy...... others know that its just right!
would like a video sometime on the maintenance and repairs of the skiddder thanks!
Next time it needs something ill bring the camera along!
I noticed you measure your logs on the landing any particular reason for that? I measure logs in the woods to try to minimize blocks on the landing. Enjoy videos you do a great job!! I cut my teeth on a timberjack run JD now!!
Perfect video set up for Sierra Club....skidder idling belching diesel fumes while smoky chainsaw drops a huge old growth tree. Camera switches to the deer, then to you grabbing an AR10 with thirty round mag from a scabbard in the skidder, one shot and drop that deer.
I ran a 225 jack for 2 years i didn't own it but i was impressed with it . My own skidders were all franklin
I have a neighbor who still runs a franklin and he loves it!
To bad the land owner let all those trees go past prime looks like alot of hardwood logs gone by . It's like a garden they have to be weeded and harvested.
I couldnt agree more!
Where do you take the for pulp
My mom lives in Easton ME
Where did you guys go?
I here maine
Do you harvest deer from your property there my friend that was a nice. NYC
Oh we sure do!
Congrats on the subs, you will get many more...........on a totally different subject, I am looking for some 1X6 inch 16 footers for some livestock fencing, is that something you would or could have or know anyone in the area that may have that? Thanks Bro, congrats again, Joe from Winslow.
Do you know how many your looking for and what kind of wood you would prefer?
@@mccormickfamilyfarm5511 I would take whatever wood you have but will get back to you on how many
We need 40 16 footers preferably 2 inch by 6 inch for the winter paddock to get started, more later, can we switch over to private texting, I am at 509 9530. Thanks Joe
Nice video. How are the pulp wood prices. I hear all the wood prices are low in the Adirondacks
Oh theyre pretty poor, and some weeks Im lucky if I can even get a ticket to send a load of pulp. Just gotta weather the storm I suppose
@@mccormickfamilyfarm5511 hopeing things will get better for the wood prices. 🤟
Hello from Nova Scotia. How you like the 562?
I like them a lot, I dont think I would go into the woods with anything else if I had to choose. Ive never tried another brand so Im certainly biased haha
Good to hear. I'm thinking about picking a 562 up this fall. Keep the videos coming!
How's the family doing if you're doing well that's good
Doing great, thanks for asking!
Where hv you gone.
How far up in maine?
Belfast-Bangor area
WHAT YEAR IS TIMER JACK???
from the best of my research it appears to be a 1978
Hi
Are you in maine
Sure am!
@@mccormickfamilyfarm5511 nice love the vids
I’d rather see the big old maples be tapped than cut but they do only last so long. Lot of hollow ones there.
Oh trust me Im a big advocate for saving any sugar maple, and Im going to leave alot of those big ones behind. They sure have a lot of history in them, if only trees could talk
Yup, if only. Cutting up a big one for firewood now, gotta be 48” on the stump, 6” of solid wood all around. Amazing how they can keep growing.
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