Warroad50
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Dolmar has made it to prime time seen 7900 dropping a large pine.
American Logger on Discovery
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jimdad07
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It's about time!
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It varies between boring, dumb, and staged, yet I still find myself watching it every now&then. Any show w/ chainsaws is better than a show w/out chainsaws I guess.
ridgerunner97
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You sure it was a Dolmar? I couldn't tell if it was a Dolmar or a newer Johnny Red
jimdad07
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I watch Ax Men every Sunday night with my 3 year old son, but this is the first I have heard of American Loggers. Is it just as dramatized as Ax Men?
Anthony_Va.
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I think I've seen the previous year's episodes. If it's the same one I'm thinking of.
kugss
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It was a dolmar for sure and i think this show has been around longer than ax men.
Warroad50
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They did not even blur it like to do normally do with saws they show. Like I can't tell the difference between a Husky or Stihl. There was the 7900 with close up that I could not believe. This show normally shows so much mechanical harvesting and trucking.
Nice to see some chainsaws being used.
Nice to see some chainsaws being used.
if you were watching last weeks show falling 40" pine ? it was a jonsered hands down!! watching this weeks show he was using a dolmar saw!! so this show must be payed for by a varied displacement of saws hey?
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Dennis Gauge
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It's on Discovery Channel Fridays at 9 & 10 PM.
No, it's not as dramatized or staged as Ax Men. At worst it suffers from poor editing. The narrator is talking about a brand new truck while a clearly old truck is displayed on the screen.
The cameras aren't always around for the accidents and disasters, so they will recreate them.
Duke Thieroff
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It seems this season is a bit more dramatized than past seasons, but nothing to the caliber of Axe Men
Chris
Not sure if they do it all the time, but he used the bore and release + wedges technique.
Seems like a production faller would decide that method takes too long.
Maybe he did it because the insurance co. or OSHA tells them to and the camera was on ?
Seems like a production faller would decide that method takes too long.
Maybe he did it because the insurance co. or OSHA tells them to and the camera was on ?
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jimdad07
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Glad to see a good brand of saw getting some much needed publicity. Would love to see one in the hands of every guy on here.
