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I don't quite get it. Wouldn't a tracked dragline be more flexible, faster and more efficient?

your mom went trolling with a coat hanger

I don’t give a f*ck!

yumyy 😍⛽👃

Would’ve liked to hear the machine instead of talk.

Ragtime? Wow!

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Stewart and Welch were in the mining business as well. There are a couple of mountain peaks named after them in the Cheam range mountains in Chilliwack

lets build an army of that to definitely get read of all those useless rain Forrests.

she still looked pretty shiny

couldnt compete with tracked equipment

Didn't know Wagner built so many different machines. Thanks for sharing. Really enjoyed this video.

That people worked super hard to grown their cities, amazing

can't trust a guy who uses a grinder like that

That is a terrible design.... remember about 20 years ago. Cat gave you a brand new skid-steer trailer when you bought one of their new (first gen) skid-steers?! Bobcat has literally been the best brand of anything I have ever owned.

So, they were the one who started to destroy forests and jungles in the name of progress and modernisation. Oh the western hipocrisy of America and Europe. And now you accusing developing Asian countries Like Malaysia and Indonesia for cutting their forest for planting Palm Oil trees and palm oil in Nutella.

Got that darn right, know wasted moves

Makes me Smile 😊 Great Loader Operator.... Poetry in Motion

I’m rebuilding this road right now, it’s awful.

I did this back in the day with my father he logged in Yale B.C. with a wooden tree! Old school.

Im sitting here thinking to my self this is the most dangerous shit I've ever seen in my life. These dudes are crazy

they shouldn't have stopped making tractors

This is amazing footage. I'm surprised they weren't more prevalent on the coast.

Make ya nervous watching that boom sway from side to side?

Sliding stick boom is interesting, I wonder how they lasted

Boy have I been there. A few hours drive from anything usually.

A loader just doesn’t sound right with a Cummins in it…. 🤔

Steam engines run the show in the Bush and trains not gas or diesel think about that. Men were asked to work and the job was done, I have worked in the forest business for 22 years every day was extremely challenging and fun wish I could be there

Muchas gracias por tu ayuda

Our Cook at Harrison Lake used to bang the 2 hunks of rail iron at 3AM during fire season, so as a prank we hung it in the cookshack, haaa he must of thought, jokes on them, no breakfast call, but no breakfast either, didnt piss in his porridge again, our Camp was towed onshore from the Lake at Spring Creek, still see some of the logs that were the skids in the Alders,

Great video, All the best for 2024! 13:40 must be Jones Lake. If there is any more old time videos, those are well enjoyed also.

My dad still has a Pettibone 10 from the 50’s that still runs fine. It’s had every part rebuilt a few times but still works great.

Love the sound of that Detroit.

Best of the season to yah and all the best for 2024 and that goes to any one in the logging business in Canada or the U.S. Cheers.

Term of in indeerment 😂 that is pretty cute

What's worth paying attention to?

It is great to see how they did the logging 100 years ago, they still use some of the same ideas

I’d love to be out there

Yes i want....

Oof.

How many hours does it have on it

I'm starting on Monday. Completely fresh. Zero experience beyond small engine work. They say they can train me and in 2-3 years i might have a clue!

badass White men. today Canada is filled with the exact opposite. cucks in Canada today would call these men 'notzees' and White supremacists while putting brown people who hate them up on pedestals to be worshiped.

Doubles as a wedding ring

I was born and lived here on Vancouver Island my entire life. It's wild to see how everything looked before I existed.

Где перчатки ??? Не безп

We have a few t birds

How much, I'm sure it's not cheap. I want it though. Bet I could wear it out.

Hermann brothers worked with Washington iron works putting this machine together. It was delivered in 1986 and ran until 1990 . I operated this machine for two of those years. It was eventually sold to equipment company in Portland Oregon and I believe scrapped out. I also worked with allied on updates for machine when they bought the rights from Washington. I worked for Hermann brothers running various bunchers. Retired from them in 2021

I am in first semester of 1yr heavy tech program. Not afraid of sun or snow. Its gonna be part of my job.