Incredible modern big wood cutting machines I ever seen. Amazing wood processing & sawmill equipment

I did land clearing/logging in the 80’s. I mostly operated a large rubber mounted “Buncher”. I could drive up to a tree, grapple it, and snip it off with a large two bladed shear on the bottom. Then turn around, drive to a pile, and drop it. If the trees were small enough I could snip multiple trees before dropping them. The model you see here has a saw on the bottom and is much more efficient. For you whiners: Logging is not causing the forest problems, it is blight, disease, and insect infestation. A lot of this is coming from the very country YOU live in. oak-gypsy moth ash-emerald borer beech-blight? hemlock-wooly adelgid mountain laurel- blight? elm-Dutch elm disease American chestnut-blight, wiped out There is now a new insect(Spotted Laternfly) invading Pennsylvania. I live across from a State Park and they had traps set up to catch some and get an idea of the area they were in. Too late, they are already way past the area they set the traps in. First tree shear I saw was in 1967. The style of stacker in the mill for the dry kiln was first used in 1938. The whole mill has been outdated since the 1980s I think the most”innovative” piece of equipment was the tub grinder which has been around at least 40 years. First tree shear I saw was in 1967. The style of stacker in the mill for the dry kiln was first used in 1938. The whole mill has been outdated since the 1980s I think the most”innovative” piece of equipment was the tub grinder which has been around at least 40 years.