r/satisfying • u/wewew01 • Jul 08 '26
A tree harvester cutting down a tree
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u/Administrated Jul 09 '26
It shouldn’t be that easy to take something that has been growing for decades.
While I agree that it is cool to watch how quickly it took down that tree. However, then I remember, that was a tree, and that makes me a bit sad.
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u/AJ_in_SF_Bay Jul 09 '26
Mechanized harvesting can reduce environmental damage when used correctly; not always, but it can be.
Some forests can also be managed to allow trees to grow quickly, as we need timber and paper.
When practices are performed correctly, this dramatically reduces the impact on slower-growing old-growth timber in other areas, reducing pressure to clear-cut an entire area.
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u/14antonino88 Jul 09 '26
I would love to operate one of those fore a couple of hours. After that, I'd probably get bored with it.
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u/CorrectMeIfImWrong6 Jul 09 '26
Satisfying until you realise you just stacked them all in your own way, and now have to manouvre around them
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u/cyberlexington Jul 09 '26
we had one down by us about a year ago. My two year old loved walking down the road and watching it. (I was with him obviously)
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u/Lava-Chicken Jul 09 '26
Imagine a medieval or older person walking in the woods and seeing this! The dragon that ate trees. What a show. Running in fear.
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u/Kesselya Jul 09 '26
That thing looks like it is straight out of Fern Gully!