That driver would be a good one to get around for a while. Tales on top of tales and all of them true. Don't have to lie about stuff on a logging job. Good one and Thanks!
I lived in northern California in the early 90's. It was hard watching the logging trucks drive by because I knew they were going to a ship to be milled on the way to JAPAN as our mills were shutting down....
They say only 2 thing easy in logging, getting hurt or killed. I made it through, but sadly left a few behind or out too soon. Stay safe for our fellows still at it.
En France cela va deux fois plus vite et que le grumiers qui charge et pas besoin de plusieurs engins lol... En plus chez vous c'est que du plat et large lol :)
That is one weird way to hang his trailer air and electrical lines. I can see them dragging down the road and then having no brakes or lights on the trailer.
That 360 driver needs ta pick his feet up mind. A man's gotta turn n burn. I'm a man who don't like standing while a bloke picks at sticks. Get em chucked on whack a couple o chains on an we rollin... LOL
I will add another comment as I have done in the past 5 years, I never pass your videos when they pop up, I never get tired of watching them
Nice and smooth steady pace. These guys make it look easy. Thank you.
I had a 76 Kenworth, hauled gravel and logs. Logs were jack pine, 100 to the load, all bug kill.
Thank you these are the best classic logging videos ever made.
Their using 4 wrappers, we only use 2 for loads that long in B.C. Great video, miss logging a lot!
Wonderful video! Thanks for taking our story to the World. Blessings.
Great videos. Very fun to watch. I'd like a walkaround of the truck..engine, miles, recent repairs..etc.
That driver would be a good one to get around for a while. Tales on top of tales and all of them true. Don't have to lie about stuff on a logging job. Good one and Thanks!
Another good video of Jan and Stan I think that I have looked at ann of them several times
I haul 30 and 20 yard boxes out of that mill every Tuesday
I lived in northern California in the early 90's. It was hard watching the logging trucks drive by because I knew they were going to a ship to be milled on the way to JAPAN as our mills were shutting down....
Multi tasking. Yup. I've been that guy.
Great video thank you for sharing
Contracted to the blm in the late 70 s there. Beautiful country. Luca
Pretty cool trip! But looked slightly out of focus on return to the mill.
Nice stems!
Hug a logger, you will never go back to trees.
now dem some nice ones !
good stuff !
my dad Grant Williams worked for Jr. Vanderlip. 70s and 80s where is Jr now?
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From Klamath been in those roads
They say only 2 thing easy in logging, getting hurt or killed.
I made it through, but sadly left a few behind or out too soon.
Stay safe for our fellows still at it.
Boa noite isso é pinus
En France cela va deux fois plus vite et que le grumiers qui charge et pas besoin de plusieurs engins lol... En plus chez vous c'est que du plat et large lol :)
Limbing & bucking by hand......where's the processer ??
Just noticed, bucker has not approved safety gear, skidder no 1/2 doors, a huge no-no in BC for years.
That is one weird way to hang his trailer air and electrical lines. I can see them dragging down the road and then having no brakes or lights on the trailer.
There is hooks on the reach of the trailer they droop over. Its called a umbilical cord. They are not the way to go.
28:21 Oops.
That 360 driver needs ta pick his feet up mind. A man's gotta turn n burn.
I'm a man who don't like standing while a bloke picks at sticks.
Get em chucked on whack a couple o chains on an we rollin... LOL
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