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The first pics
- Thread starter Rockbreaker
- Start date
nedly05
Senior Member
Great shots!!!!! Got any more? What happened to the excavator in your avatar? Any more of that?
Rockbreaker
Senior Member
Eric
Senior Member
Wow! That is completley foriegn to me. I wouldn't even know where to begin.
cat320
Charter Member
Those are some interesting tree machines. That last pic looks like and office with game controls instead of the cab of the machine I like the pens/penciles in the corner in the cup.
Rockbreaker
Senior Member
Workplace?
I Agree with you Cat320 wouldnt know what to do there:beatsme
Gps tells the operator where the logs are going,where to cut,lenght to
cut the trees on. Only has to wake up get a cup of coffe and set the machine to do the thinking.
Would be fun to try it dont you think?
I Agree with you Cat320 wouldnt know what to do there:beatsme
Gps tells the operator where the logs are going,where to cut,lenght to
cut the trees on. Only has to wake up get a cup of coffe and set the machine to do the thinking.
Would be fun to try it dont you think?
Looks cleaner than most offices. It looks there is a camera to the right of the monitor? wonder what that would be for?
Dig-UP
Well-Known Member
Great pics... Glad to see the new forum as well!!! Thanks Steve!
Sorry for the delay! I got involved with regular maintenance issues here and it got shuffled to the back burner.
hvy 1ton
Senior Member
Thanks for the new sections! Hope to get some pics of the massive hedgerow a friend and i are working and the bulldozer dragging some trees around soon!
DirectTech
Well-Known Member
Those controls are very easy to learn, at least on the Ponsse Because they are programmable to the operators spec. most of the buttons are tree type and grade, very fun to operate though.
DirectTech
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bobcat ron
Banned
I'll bet the operator spends quite some time getting trained on one of those harvesters, looks like an excavator and office cubicle had a short but heavy romance!
Rockbreaker
Senior Member
nedly05
Senior Member
Thanks, Steve. The Forest lovers appreciate it!!:drinkup
It would take me a long time to get proficient in that ponsse harvester, I'd probably end up on HEF and not get much wood cut!!
DirectTech
Well-Known Member
The Computer systems is based on windows and is very high tech, and over in Europe the saw mill can send the specs that it wants the wood to be cut at to the machine before the operator even starts and it will be loaded into the system.
treeman
Member
Awesome pics!!! Always wondered about logging machines. Anyone have any idea what it is like to operate them at all. Been thinking about it for awhile and just wondered if anyone had any experience with it. Thanks
redline
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- Caboolture south east Queensland
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- Plant operator and Tenkate plant hire
wow awesome pics, the romance sure looks like the reason for these machines LOL
would not be good if it had wireless net access as i would never get any work done LOL,
would not be good if it had wireless net access as i would never get any work done LOL,