When I was at Clowhom Falls we had a trailer with a added reach in it, was 55 feet between bunks. They had a toothless grapple so it wouldn't mark the poles, had some long wood down there lots of 120 ft some 130 ft. Camp manager said one load paid the camp wages for a week. that was in 1985. Dennis is a smooth operator, much better then those TL-6 I remember.
Awesome video as always. I emjoyed every minute of it. Couple questions too. The loader on Dennis's truck, what brand is it? Also, would you be able to do more log yard videos? I enjoy those myself, especially since i worked in a log yard and loved it.
When I was at Clowhom Falls we had a trailer with a added reach in it, was 55 feet between bunks. They had a toothless grapple so it wouldn't mark the poles, had some long wood down there lots of 120 ft some 130 ft. Camp manager said one load paid the camp wages for a week. that was in 1985. Dennis is a smooth operator, much better then those TL-6 I remember.
That's some skillful loading 🤘
That's quite the skill set
Those poles are long and hard to move around
That was another great video 👍
Learned something from you again today
Thanks
Thanks Todd..another great day in the life of….
Nice load of "sticks" 😎👍
That's a sweet truck thks buddy
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I need to get a few cedar pole jobs under my belt.
His boots? Haha. That fellas not only good at log stuff, but he is a hell of a nice guy. To bad he never cleans that old truck
one hell of an operator there!! wow!!
Awesome video as always.
I emjoyed every minute of it.
Couple questions too.
The loader on Dennis's truck, what brand is it? Also, would you be able to do more log yard videos? I enjoy those myself, especially since i worked in a log yard and loved it.
It's a Vanguard 1028X
We sent a few loads of poles to a processor in Mt.Currie BC, had a 120 footer hanging ovet the cab.
Todd....only took how many years watching your videos to find out your name? Keep the great content coming. BTW I'm Bruce...lol.
I was thinking as I watched the loading process. How many permits would you need to accomplish this job in California?
I hauled a 9 piece load of those from carsland ab to Nebraska that were between 80 to 95 ' long that the invoice was for 90000$ delivered price
Hello. Todd. hope. you are. fine. just. curious. would. you. not. have. a tandem. Jeep. behind. your. set. of. driver. axles. Instead. of. a. pony. (single. axle. Jeep ) for. your. Load. requirement. and. stability. on your. Load. / have. a good. day. , stay. safe. / Bill. S. Canada
The tandem jeep i don't think would stack on the truck, it would be too long.
Very cool.
Whats max legal weight on truck with the jeep?
1970 tech we in sweden load timber with vr glasses from passenger seat never leave the truck cabin
This guy is going to be overweigt