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LOGGER INTERVIEW #45 CHARLIE JOHNSON. “I WAS BORN INTO LOGGING”
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- Опубликовано: 23 май 2022
- #logging #logger #axmen
Talking to Charlie Johnson about his log trucking and logging days .
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Sorry it took me so long to see this Daniel. This is Nick Anderson, I had the black Kenworth W900l when you worked for Bower. Charlie told me once “The two happiest days of my life was the day I bought my log truck and the day I sold it.
I remember that truck well, that is too funny about Charlie I can picture him saying that.
The interviews are great, always enjoyed, thanks for putting them together. The shovel needs 20 pumps of grease in it's track adjuster pretty bad though
Eh I bet the grease cylinder is seized up and the track adjuster track is bent or the front idler spring and block is busted lol. Don’t matter how much you pump grease to her it won’t get tighter
You should do an interview together
I worked 2 years Helicopter logging, starting 1976, as a choker setter and 'hooker' (hooked the chocked logs to the cable/hook hanging from the helicopter - different then a hooktender) all around the NW. Worked mostly in Oregon (close to Medford, Prineville, and Cave Junction) but including Washington (out of Quilcene), Idaho, and N California. Then I went to conventional logging in Douglas County Oregon for the next 6 years. Lots of highline and cats (mostly for building logging roads) setting chokers, including some time working landings too. Never wanted to run machinery so decided to go to college. Retired geologist now but still proud of my logging days. Fun to watch these - keep them coming.
Hi Dan!!😀😀
I just love the interviews that you do. I could listen to these guys all day.
Take care my friend!!😀😀💚💚
Logger Al
Thanks so much Al I'm really glad you like these , they are fun to make.
Another excellent interview, i sure did enjoy it
Awesome. Glad you enjoyed it
Sounds like a good guy! Great stories too. Thanks for the video
These are fantastic interviews. Thanks so much for posting!
Is this the bloke who distilled my life time of experiences in the work environment, with his wry observation,
"Ye caint fix stupid".
After an impetuous young pup had broke something, and then offered to fix it
Brilliant!
This guys a solid dude I’m glad there’s still some people left from homesteader families on the Peninsula. I remember Pederson’s yard in Quilcene when I was a kid we’d pass it on the way to our camp property by the Duckabush on the canal. Lots of memories was a different world in the 70’s now you see the old location, but nothing is there.
Hey Dan you should come over to the Montesano area and interview my boss and I. My boss (Bud Berger) has owned multiple logging sides, over 20 trucks, and his grandfather built and founded the Berger yarder company that made all the huge Berger yarders. He's got so many stories and grew up with all the local legends
Holy moly…them bergers are some of if not the biggest ones made right Dan?..that would be a good interview
Good call Bowen, I’ll keep you guys in mind, I’ve been wanting to get down to monte that would be cool. Where you guys working at now ?
Yes they are the biggest
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Ole crown zellerback. My grandpa hauled for them back in the day. We’ve been loggers on the Oregon coast since 1880
been a long time since crown z been around what cuddyback logging
you got over 10 k subs bud nice work stay safe get logs
Thanks Alex !
@@DanielBoonesloggingvideos you deserve many more someday boone daddy will be youtube royalty
@@alexesgate8033 thanks ol’ buddy 😄
When ya coming back alex staysafegetlogsbud
Good stuff Dano!
I say be a logger, cut a tree, and save a forest. Loggers are the best at getting the job done.
hey hey... THATS MY DAD OMG OMG THATS MY DAD!!!!!!
i think i c a bu 80 c
Sure he did 🤥. My great great great great grandpa swim across the ocean uphill pulled himself up onto the beach and found a pot of gold