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anybody have a Kodiak Kutter beaver 160 mulching machine??? I am looking for owner/operator reviews.

Quadco tooth is a HUGE improvement. Also look at the chipping tool offered by fecon.

I used to run a FAE head and had my hammers re-tipped by a place called American Blades in Monroe, Louisiana. Cost me $67 to get re tipped as opposed to $115 for a new hammer. You could probably find a place closer to your neck of the woods. freight will eat you lunch. try a google search for...

I run mine until they blow apart....then replace...not a hard job, just make sure the shaft is in good condition before you put it back together.

"yep....this is the one that got a hippie living up in it"

i run a gyro trac mulcher on my t 320. everyday i have to clean the radiator to ensure proper cooling. some times i damage the radiator in this process and have to get it repaired. i notice that when i run a repaired radiator...coolant will overflow from the reservoir. Why does it do this? I...

I had a fae head for a while and if the whole hammer was not destroyed I found a company in Monroe, Louisiana that re-tipped carbide tools. I want to say with shipping included it cost me $65 per tooth to have the hammer re-tipped. and if you are handy you can buy the carbide teeth and re-tip...

34 years old here...here is my list: right shoulder- scoped once, complete reconstruction of AC joint left shoulder- scoped twice right foot- reconstructed back- degenerative disk L4/L5 just have to manage it all....i still climb, and work in the woods everyday. have to train body to...

aaa....check with the banks in some of the bigger city's in your area....If there is a bandit or vermeer around there you might find some repo's...see if you can work a good deal with them on something...my banker knows exactly what I am looking for at any given time....also, see if those...

I sharpen my teeth on a green wheel...get plenty of time out of them.

also look into the stages of succession for your particular site.....a forest has stages through its life and some species need shade...if these are the particular species you favor then your management plan (thinning procedure) will need to allow for these trees to prosper.

in the end if you haul the product yourself you are going to get paid by the ton, that is your delivered price. A percentage agreed upon between you and the land owner will be the stumpage you pay them. just call the mill's procurement manager and see what they are paying for whatever product...

how do you resize a photo. my burn pics will not upload i guess because they are too big. also the above photos are from posts I made years ago. stored in AB vault i assume....I'm walking away from this for a while.

well....it looks like I am having a bit of trouble posting the pics I want to post.....

yep...I was a fire manager with TNC for a while. I've been in this game for a while. I'm curious as to how neighboring states are doing as far as RX burning contractors. I have a $15 Different price for site prep burn vs. standing timber on a per acre basis. fire line construction is from...

after a couple years of urging by state officials and non-profit groups I finally took on some projects involving controlled burns. I have a strong background in this work and was a fire manager before for a non-profit. I took on a huge mitigation project that I was suppose to just do the...

forestry suppliers has a saw pack in the wildland fire section. Looks pretty stout.

man...all i can say is do not get the cat. I owned the 299c and in 500 hours it burned, blew the seals in the lift cylinders, need new bearings in the undercarriage, replaced the door twice, blew the hydro motor and a whole other slew of things i can't remember....it runs hot always, the ac...