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this is to post pics of cool forestry equipment, the pics don't have to be yours
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[quote=noraztrans]here are a few to keep you busy for now LOL! I just did the rakes (revised from orginals) and did the rome plow on the other 850. If it was real it woul be a bolt on plow so you could still use the machine as a dozer if needed. the other were just messing around on my baby dio. Those cuttter can be a bit finicky. Enjoy Chris
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Here are a few I took today actually.  Thunder Chicken TSY255 swinger.  Using an old D7 for a guy line stump.  Here's a D6H (I think it's an H) with a young straddle grapple.  An old koehring 6644 shovel. Pierce front.  Butt Riggin'.  Cat 322C FM with a Pierce stroker.  Link-Belt 210LX Pierce front. 
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More photos. 330D FM log loader 100k pounds without the grapple.  517  320C FM log loader. Pierce grapple. I think it's a factory front.  UC on the 320.  Extra Counter Weight. 
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Found a couple more from last year. 3800C Madill built by Nicholsen Mfg in BC.  330B with a Thunderbird tower behind it.  3800C Madill belonging to weyerhauser. They cut and processed a whole unit with this machine.  Our Crummy.  Weyco 290 LX.  That's all from me for a while.
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Love this topic!
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awesome pics hcf and norztrans
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I'm a thinking that your D6H is actually a D5H TSK. Good pictures and a good topic. I might have to do some digging into the archives!
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Well, first I'll start of with some North Idaho yarders. My buddy Matt cuts for this Link Belt 98.   This little Christy yarder is one of three owned by this contractor. He's a pretty big player up in our neck of the wooods.   
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Some of the John Deere skidders that are so popular around here.     They had 6 of these 648's on this job, yarding from two Timbco's, feeding two 320's with LogMax 7000 heads and two 320's sorting and loading. Stay tuned for those pictures 
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That Koehring log loader was pretty neat! Here's some of my stuff from a job that I was on. Took me two weeks to finally throw a track on our bobcat from hitting a stump. Another operator came in and it took him all of two hours!  Moving the chipper around, I call it the Kill Dozer!  Sub's equipment    
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Some show n' shine from shows     
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Last batch.. This was actually an Amish guy in the loader doing this. I know they frown upon being photographed, but I was impressed!     
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Hey Hillbilly, your Weyco 3800 and 290 looks alot like the Weyco machines I shot! I caught these up in the Toutle River, WA area, Longview Division.   They also had this Deere stroker and Hitachi loader on the same job.   Oops, the Hitachi is a 290 and the Link Belt is a 370. My bad!
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Here's a couple more Weyco machines heading on to another job.  
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