The forest is taking its revenge on that equipment , unbelievable the amount of iron left over from the golden age of logging , and great recovery on your part Thanks for another great video 👍
Oh man it’s sad seeing that old Green freightliner and international Transtar in the woods like that. Same with the mack and madill. All should be working a site somewhere
Classic skadill video - Madill Mack combo with no commentary other than the fall. The early videos that just panned over the machines had an interesting effect like the iron was visually telling it's own story.
You send lots video but this is most weir thing i saw mack offroad with madill on it this rare unit this should send duncan at museum logging site.thanks video again😊
I've always called that beauty a Mack LRSW truck chassis...any thoughts? Saw these move around the Jackson Bros yard ( in the old days) without the pipe installed...would easily lift the front wheels into the air
Nice find Todd.
The forest is taking its revenge on that equipment , unbelievable the amount of iron left over from the golden age of logging , and great recovery on your part
Thanks for another great video 👍
Long boom! Heavy iron there for sure. And cool old green White Freightliner in the background.
Funny how fast the woods takes over i guess its ready for the next time thanks for the video
Oh man it’s sad seeing that old Green freightliner and international Transtar in the woods like that. Same with the mack and madill. All should be working a site somewhere
Classic skadill video - Madill Mack combo with no commentary other than the fall. The early videos that just panned over the machines had an interesting effect like the iron was visually telling it's own story.
You send lots video but this is most weir thing i saw mack offroad with madill on it this rare unit this should send duncan at museum logging site.thanks video again😊
that was a graceful fall bud hope your okay
Great video, hope ya didn’t get hurt in the fall!
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I how you videoed the two COE trucks in the back ground?
I've always called that beauty a Mack LRSW truck chassis...any thoughts?
Saw these move around the Jackson Bros yard ( in the old days) without the pipe installed...would easily lift the front wheels into the air
I wonder how much weight was on that front axle
I thought this looked familiar, from a while back.
That's a lot of iron.