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I have the exact same machine I welded grouser bars on my tracks it really helped

I live in pikeville ky

Why no hard hat? Waiting to get killed. Not smart

Great video, keep them coming!!

Cutting a large tree is one part of the story to me, getting it to the saw mill is the second part of the story very labor intensive !

sold it went to kentucky glad to see someone wanted it

evidently OSHA does not have an office close by. in Oregon would have been fined heavily for the violations.

I’m surprised there aren’t a few converted coal buckets

Great video, thanks for posting. Quick question: why don't you southern fellas run tire chains on your skidder? Everyone in the northeast runs chains on their skidders. I've heard them say they gain traction and protect the tires from stumps and slash. Stay safe out there, my friend.

Awesome video. Real people doing real things.

Looks like white oak. Fun video, thanks!

I'm a Logger in Michigan.the guy cutting the trees down should stop he don't know what he's doing he should use directional boar cutting method.ya he should get a bigger saw up here we use 395xp and 390xp

tHE 30TH WAS MY 50TH BIRTHDAY....WOW

Believe it or not we still sell parts.

Looks like regular southern logging operation.people that know what there doing and how to get the job done.seen it myself done it myself as did m y father and grandfather for over 6o yrs

Nice payday there! 💰💰💰

Thanks for sharing hop on by my channel some time

She's a beauty! Nice rig.

At least it's dry!

safety gear???? state would shut him down

That was a fine load of logs. Are y'all still running?

I have one too. My father was killed behind it in 1964 his bother would never use it again and would not sell it either

nice logs

Send me some video's

Is that a 460 chainsaw?

where about in Kentucky are you?

love your safety equipment and the way you clean your work area before felling.

nice low overhead operation sir!

No uploads for a while, what's happening Mr Wilson? I enjoy your vids, love to see some more, remind me of how much I loved working in the wood. No cleats on the crawler tracks?, makes life more difficult. Hope all's well in Kentucky.

Enjoyed the video.. Reminds me of when my dad and I used to do these kinds of things together

So how do you pick the trees out to be cut? Do you have a forester, some sort of management plan, or is it just done by size?

awesome video, awesome little machine too, thanks and keep up the good work, and to all the youtube safety warrriors out there, stay on your keyboards and outa the woods

ALL VENEER AND GRADE IS CUT AS LOW AS POSSIBLE, AT GROUND LEVEL. YOU JUST LOST 200 bucks

YOU NEVER EVER,EVER CUT A TREE DOWN INTO OTHER STANDING TREES

stupud

well damn that is a husky

them stils just ant got the power

get a huskey

you neen a bigger saw buddy

Demora tanto tempo a cortar os pinhsiros

No hearing protection, eye protection, leg protection, head protection and it looks like he is wearing soft toed cross trainers on his feet. Cuts his wedge mouth upside down, starts his main cut by sawing away the corner hinge, the stump shows no hinge left in place, overloaded truck and trailer with just 3 straps! Yep. Real safe operation operation there Billy Bob!

One of my favorite old KW's, you should cut those log bunks off and put a 5th wheel back on, make her really work, those little bunks on that much truck is like a mosquito on a rhino

If you don't mind me asking, how much is a load of logs worth at the mill like you had at the end of the video?

hey is that a international power unit? my boss has one that starts on gas and switches to diesel like yours

U in Russell

What part of my are u in

ive got one fore sale if your still looking and in a better shape

Looks like that class ring belongs with Mandy who graduated russell county high school.

that's a bit of a trick skidding with triple grouser pads-great job!

good job, guys, enjoy your music !