Log Truck Build 2020,Time Lapse

1-6:55 welding pockets on bunks.
6:55-10:30 cutting out the mounting brackets.
10:30-14:50 welding brackets to log bunk frame.
14:50-16:30 placing bunks and welding bunks to brackets.
16:30 finished overview.
Making a new set of removable log bunks for my mack log truck. We haul a lot of lumber with it so I wanted removeable stakes. I believe the entire build cost around $2,500. I was buying the steel at $.45 a pound. It took around 32hr. I accidentally lost a lot of footage of putting the bunks on the truck.

[@davidhh0621]

AWESOME! I wish I had half your talent! I am happy that I found your channel. Best wishes and Merry Christmas!

[@IntoTheWoods1]

Thanks for the comment and have a merry Christmas as well

[@jamesmorgan6782]

Very good video. You gotta to admire his tenacity staying in the rain and snow to complete this project, awesome.

[@robertodebeers2551]

Excellent work. Build 'em stout and they'll last.

[@RED-qj6pi]

Cool!

[@blacklisterd]

Looking forward to see how this turns out.

[@evolveausevolveaus]

Excellent build, I'm looking for ideas for a removable dump bed / log bolster combo

[@skycowboy_7391]

That little welder surprised me

[@MarkSmith-dh5dh]

Hmm! Okay then that's right good looking tooth pick hauler (logger). #keepontruckin 👍🏼

[@IntoTheWoods1]

In pa Max gross weight is 80,000. If you fill a tri-axle full you can tip the scales to over 95,000. so it wouldn't matter if it was a bigger truck. Legally I couldn't haul more in pa