3-5 minutes? ok. I would think the tigerlynk will be faster at storing the tree to be shipped to the dock than Sharc, provided the barge the tigerlynk is on has enough mass. From the video, while the sharc seems capable at getting to and cutting, it loses a lot of time getting the tree to the shore. Just my opinion.
That said, it still looks to me we are looking at the last part of this year, as best, getting a tigerlynk into operations. Until then, 5-10 trees a day is what we are looking at.
A guess but 6 days operation/week is say 60 trees/week x say $1500/tree(I kind of expect more per tree is they are gonna be selective in what they pull), but that is 90K week gross. Not bad. (lol. Plutus is gonna choke on that!)
