TimberPro TL735C Steep Slope Logging 

Video can never show how steep the hills really are.

06lbzduramax3500 Quadco makes this head in a 22c = accumulator arms higher and a 22b = accumulator arms lower. Some prefer the b and some the c.

Low accumulation arms hold bigger trees better but are slower. High accumulation arms are faster and better for biomass or smaller stem wood.

This customer rolled this machine the week prior on this job causing him to be a little gun shy. That is why he doesn't look overly comfortable. He had some ground give way causing the machine to tip and roll over.

i have never flipped one. but i have come close. glad he is ok. that stuff is pretty scary.

Al Stewart Agree, operator safety is number one. Operating any piece of equipment on steep ground is much harder and nerve racking than most people know.

Oh snap, I recognize the f7 name dude

Tigercat is pretty hard to beat for a track buncher, I learned when I was 20 , John deere, madill and a Prentice later..Tigercat is the way to go

And? Itll be fixed? Not only that, if we don't go back and fix it 2 or 3 good rains you can tell they were there? Aaanndddd not to mention they'll plant grass seed and do alot for it I work on a strip mines, I hate hearing "oh God you're leveling the mountains" like yeah we hurt them so bad that when we are done we fix it tall and hi and flat on top were people can run cattle on it not like you could of ever done anything with it before!

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I hate hearing winey ass mother fuckers that know nothing about this line of work. Look what the tracks are doing to the ground? The dirt in the middle of the woods? That noone sees, hes barley digging 3 or 4 inches of it up a year later you'll never even be able to tell anything the earth takes care of itself. You wanna see the ground tore up come to a mine site. Were we have 200ft highwalls and there ain't no dirt left! But once again when we're done with that mountain that noone could ever do anything with anyway,, it'll be farm land with fresh vegetation and cattle on it, ponds and so on. You fucking idiot's need to get a grip. I gaurentee you use toilet paper and electricity so your just as much a part of all this! You think his tracks are hurting the ground... lol please. Look what YOU are doing to the earth.

@@ranchertrapperdieselbuilds3632 couldn't have said it better myself

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they have a machine for about every application now. if the 735 doesn't work for you then you should have looked more into the other models.

My 2518 will defiantly climb

@@parkerrowe8902 probably not on some of wv ground

Eddie Mason I wouldn't be so quick to blame the operator! We had a 735b that we loved! The boss sold it to get a 735c, an absolutely worthless piece of junk! No swing power, won't hold a tree, blows hoses and seals because the dealer has cranked the pressures trying to compensate for the poor design. And we're stuck with it until it has 5,000 hours on the meter.

@@edkeniston4786 think you have something wrong. holding trees if you got different heads and have smaller cylinders on it. if its a quadco they have different size cylinders. the c series way out performs the b series. my c model has far more swing power then my b had they have a dedicated swing pump, its faster and more consistent flow. if your machine wont lift the same then you have something wrong. I can shovel some large oak trees up hill when my b model couldn't do it.

patreekiller I'm well aware there was something wrong! But according to Anderson Equipment there was nothing they could do. When the hose bill got to $1500 a week we finally sold it and are now running a Tigercat 822c and couldn't be happier!

@@edkeniston4786 fuck yea tigercat, I load trucks with Tcat and no comparison

Fuck yeah dude, central BC logger, seen looooots of slope from a buncher seat

Ya ok 👍