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I wonder how much those log drivers get paid.

It's a trick to pull the logs off without spearing them and causing damage, well done.

when was this filmed? the setting kind of looks like the one they did few years back just west main at 7 km.

Usan trasmisión titeonic o automática Aser MUI rápido .

Snowrunner in 8K

Must be alaska. No lift.

i worked with 70 and 90 footers,'"91 great power, turbo, great exercise and steeper the better.

Thebull

Wow

Wow

I start to play SnowRunner and now i see how difficulte the work of Log Truck Driver is , but now i love Trucks this is awsome to see those big machin carry so much weight

Awesome 👍..thnx

The Good old days, long live the Fat Trucks😎

I was a teen in 1972, living in Parksville on Vancouver Island. Logging trucks frequently came from the Port Alberni highway and turned towards Nanaimo at the highway 19 junction in the middle of town. I was used to seeing big logs of Douglas fir on these trucks. One day a truck made the turn just as we were passing the intersection. There was one log on it, filling the whole width. It was jaw dropping. It wasn't many years later that my notion of BC's forests being infinite, changed. By the 1980s it got harder to find Douglas fir lumber at retail (lumber yards were starting to stock mainly spruce from the northern prairie forests). I live today in a 1911 house in New Westminster, built with 100% old growth Douglas fir. And I haven't seen a stick of Douglas fir dimensional lumber for sale for decades. Yet, along the Fraser River nearby, huge booms of second and some first growth doug fir wait for sawing. Where does it go? Same is true for yellow cedar, which I've seen beautifully stacked on the docks in Vancouver for export. It's pretty sad, this evolution.

What happened to the madill and was the person alright?!

The Pacific P10 P12 and P16 had a range of engines from Cat Cummins and Detroit. Note the double nutted spoked wheels and hub reduction rears also used on Hayes WHDX 1000 series and KW 850. These monsters were built to last and take a lot of punishment. Autocar Trucks Cline Trucks and Hendrickson Trucks also made some heavy duty haulers in 1960 and 1970. The big WHDX 1000 HAYES at one time with a V 16 Detroit was known as the meanest mutha in the woods by many drivers. Also the Detroit had a common rail system back in 1939 when GM first made the diesels.

I love P16s

What are the models of these trucks?

Klanawa?

awesome great truck

I love those off road logging trucks western and h&d have more than the new ones and still love seing them

Been there, done that. ... still miss it

Water cooled brakes and 12 cyl. diesel

Logzilla

Bull dog power

Mackdaddy

Men being men and when forest fires were few.

Madill 009

Looks like The roads out off Nitnaht mainline

thats not the last tower

Had many trips from Prince Rupert to Queen Charlotte City by Trans Provincial Airlines who were bought by Harbour Air now flying out of Vancouver!!!

Must be out in the Shushartie or Georgie Lake on Richply’s TFL?

Hello Bcmollyhogan The video is a little blurry, but I think I saw a Sasquatch. Right over the truck, 3/4 of the way up the hill. ruclips.net/video/uGZALvM6suQ/видео.html

I wish more guys used these 009 yarders id love to watch and video one working.

I used to load my kW in the middle of the nought with a 966 grapple loader in many shit hole places in 25-35 below!😠

Where else can you drive an automatic truck with 3 pedals on the floor.

Watching those trucks roll by brought back memories of my youth, sweet vid

Nice !!

Did this machine end up going over to Lemare? They have 4 that look identical to the machine in this video. Looks like an early 624 Waratah on this shown machine. I think WFP had at least one that looked like this one that Lemare bought as well?

13 gears and only 48 mph i love it :P

Still my favourite video.

Even with experienced haulers, I would imagine there's a learning curve involved in getting accustomed to new or unfamiliar roads throughout the forestland when transporting these cumbersome loads, particularly when rolling on roads with curves and changes in elevation, would I be correct? Hats off to the hard workers in this most demanding line of work.

Love this.

They need a bigger loader..LOL :D

At 1:00 - Is either the cab or just the steerin wheel made by Navistar?

I wonder when the creditors will force Eric Dutcyvich's hand into auctioning off all the equipment.

doesn,t sound like full throttle !!!

how much weight can one of those damn things lift?

Great footage!! Last part looks like Rupert Main area but what do I know?

perfect loading to low bed