lets see what u have if it fells. delimbs. processors logs. add a pic lets see what everyone has im sure there is some interesting stuff out there
Have you tried looking here.. . Lots and lots of stuff if you just look!
year that's a good thread but this is a dedicated processor head and feller buncher thread so people can put pics up and chat about mechanical logging
How 'bout this, does it count as mechanical logging? the Koehring KH-3D Shortwood Harvester Roch_03 by The Koehring Guy , on Flickr built in the early 70's in Ontario
so in that picture what is that granny doing? Just checking stuff out or what, she seems a little out of place. That or its a very fashionable logger from the 70's
Haha! not to sure on that one, all I know is the picture was taken in New Brunswick.
LOL. That is an amazing machine though.
she mite be a tree hugger stading in the road or she took the wrong turn on her way to the supermarket
Picture of a Shear Head on a TigerCat And a Log Max 7000 Sorry about the Log Max, the really good one of it working is to big.
He is one of mine... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyN6bS8OAWg
Waratah Head
Cat FB518 Here is my pride and joy, dont tell my kids I said that. It is Cat FB 518, with a shear head. Not to many of these around. Works good for what I do.
Tigercat 853 cutting bug kill peckerpole pine.
Here is a vid I put up of a timberpro with a log max (i dont remember the model, 5000 maybe) working near Vassar, Mb. ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb7m2eLlfL8 ) I have a bunch more logging vids up on the 'tubes too Hey Justin, do you know of anybody who wants to buy an FB 518? my bro has one, it has just been sitting for the last 2 years.
Hey Justin, do you know of anybody who wants to buy an FB 518? my bro has one, it has just been sitting for the last 2 years.[/QUOTE] I sent you a PM not sure if I can receive them I would guess I could
Here are a couple bunchers from last week.
heres a few of my pic they are of a tigercat 875 and the rest are of a woodsman pro 800 and the blue one is a woodsman pro 700 a smaller model
Here is couple of shots that you might find interesting first a Koehring K2FF with a Koehring Waterous 20'' hotsaw K2FF_05 by The Koehring Guy , on Flickr And A much larger KFF with a 24'' (I think) shear KFF by The Koehring Guy , on Flickr
Also, here is a video Imade a few weeks ago, it is one of my dad's friends running his little snipper http://youtu.be/g1scD06Cn10 quite a fun machine to watch work. it only has a 13'' head on it, but he takes the odd 22 incher with it too. if it is too big, ya just get out the saw
Is this for sale? is it a 622
I just posted a video of a machine like the Timberjack you posted lg junior http://youtu.be/GDqsRmxKBvo Not quite sure of the model, but it was filmed in the 80's at a trade show.
From post #9 the 7000 was taken off and replaced with a 10000XT processing head. The machine it's self is a Timber King 722. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEykr2HCKLo
I watched your vid and wow! I am impressed with the design
Here is our Timberpro 735 with Quadco 2900 Intermittent Head
Sothern BC interior,
Hiett Logging S&R Logging and Cutting
The first 2 are of a crew owned by Diesel Richard's, the Tigercat being a L830 with a PC270 processor and a John Deere skidder. The other PC300 processor is owned by Darryl Hutton and was featured at Aus Timber 2012
Here is my 1997 608 with a Waratah 762 head.
Hmmm That didn't work. Hints for attaching pictures anyone?
Here you go:
Lg junior, have you ever ran one of these lx830 tigercats? Watched one in person? I youtubed these last night and found an outfit in roseburg with a great video but it appears to be speeded up!!! If these things really work this fast a guy can't own anything else it makes a timbco 445exl look silly, any thoughts? Anybody?................theironoracle
I worked around the Tigercat earlier this year, I think the operator has a lot to do with speed and production. I thought I was a good operator until I watched the guy on this Tigercat. He did things I would'nt even attempt, very impressive and a little bit scary to watch.
I just watched a bunch of Tigercat product vids on Youtube, all their stuff is built to do the job fast
Old Madill T2200 and a fairly new Tigercat 870C working together to finish a patch.
Here is a Volvo EC240CL with a Ponsse H8 head, this machine is headed for Alberta Canada. Also a picture of the inside of the cab.