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cool pics guys. That 240 is awesome. Definitely a one off!
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When I grow up I wanna be a TY-90  These little Christy yarders are quite impresive. Easy to set and rig, easy to move. 
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That's a nice short span thinning machine! I tried to get some tmy-50 footage Friday but it was much too foggy.
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Awesome pictures once again! Those PER trucks sure are nice. Those guys spend a butt load of time rebuilding and refurbishing total wrecks into better than new condition.
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Absolutely they do. We call them Beater Brothers around here. They buy old Weyerhaeuser beaters and get them back to working order. Plus Bill & Little Chip are good dudes on top of it all.
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This was an awesome thread! Lets get it back up and going!
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Here's my Dad's 2007 Deere 2054 piling a thinning a couple weeks ago.  
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Here's a swing boom 7 I found at Crowley in Eugene. 
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Here are some of my own Doosan DX225LL-3 with Logmax 7000XT  Deere 648G ll  Daewoo 300LL 
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Here are some I took today. These are working on clearing for what I think is going to be some apartments. Cat 525B   Deere Log loader/feller buncher.   
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Does anyone have shots of Thunderbird or Madill machines?
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Chopper95 wrote:Does anyone have shots of Thunderbird or Madill machines? I personally don't, but I believe there are some in this thread
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Sad to look at this forest's destruction. What we gonna breathe, when it's ends?
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KGV123 wrote:Sad to look at this forest's destruction.
What we gonna breathe, when it's ends? due to the fact that this is a respectable forum I won't say anything to bad here BUT, you just proved your total ignorance. Most real production logging nowadays is from tree farms. If you have ever seen the show axmen, swamps loggers, or american loggers, all of those guys are harvesting on tree farms. They clear cut and then replant. They dont just cut and leave it as a field of stumps and brush. It gets replanted for future generations to harvest. Logging that is not for tree farms is normally for landclearing, therefore building something. AND AS A CRANE GUY, you ahould be able to appreciate that. I agree that clear cutting and then not replanting has no place, but what we are doing in the PNW or maine, the south etc is replanting, and keeping the forests healthy. Loggers are the true enviromentalists.
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Yea u just show it too. U telling me that u will wait 50 years before new trees will grow up - no, u so called farms expand rapidly. This shows made for those who do not have brains, and can only watch tv to believe in anything what it shows. And i do not need appreciate something. Loggers are the true enviromentalists - sure, like butcher loves his home pats, same is here. It's a endless talk.
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KGV123 wrote:This shows made for those who do not have brains, and can only watch tv to believe in anything what it shows. That's certainly the truth!
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