Property Full of Abandoned Logging Equipment
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- A walk from the 550 Timberjack skidder that we uncovered...over to an 892 excavator...then into the rhubarb patch to looks at crew buses, crummies and misc logging machines in a dense alder patch
I want that timber jack. Awesome find. Don't let anyone mess with them.
Can someone say bankruptcy? Previous owners of this timber/logging operation are either on the lam or taking dirt naps, I'm sure. The value of this bone-yard with all its broken down equipment is priceless. Outstanding hands-on video; enjoyed it and admire your curiousness, Pearson. Hope the robin returns and its eggs hatch healthy. A magnificent place to raise a family. Think of all the critters and creatures that take advantage of this human wasteland. We are society of throw away and runaway.
Oh id love to be able to pull em out and restore them. Instead of letting them sit and rot. Makes me sad seeing them rust away.
There is so many cool things there! I would love to have the chance to walk around all that stuff like you!
You would be surprised how durable that kind of machinery is. As long as the intakes, fluid ports such as oil, hydraulic etc are not open to the elements and it was properly serviced at the necessary hours of service intervals. That equipment is probably good to go. They might not be pretty to look at but I'll wager there are plenty of hours left in those cats. I'd give my left nut for one of those excavators. Convert it back to dirt work and you would be making 500+ a day as an owner/operator if you know the right people and Obuthead is not in office.
My dream, is to find a property like that, and breath life back into all those “TOYS”!!!
Someone that i know bought alot of land and found a old Ford Tractor 8N and got it running an uses it all the time now.
I just dont get it. Its crazy to think of buying land and not knowing whats on it and then finding hundreds of thousands of dollars of old equipment. It would be so cool to try to get some of them to run and operate again!
That's why you serve coffee and donuts to people for a living
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Don Cabron
Don't judge others, by yourself!
Get that ”Jack Skiddah’” going first, your going to need it’s plow and a winch first! Right off the Rip, a chainsaw, a WICKED RUGGID“weed-whacker”, and a fully-equipped Service Truck(portable shop), to start!!! You’ll most likely find the spare parts, the further you get digging’ in there!!!Bon-chance, mon-ami!
the old detroit in the timberjack will probably still fire up with a couple new batteries..
Big ford guys!
that skidder looks like an old timberjack
some poor old timer lost his shirt and gave up eh. oh well I want the 6v53 out of that timberjack
Fascinating!
oh wow is all this on your property lots of monney ther
do you own the property that all the stuff is on?
Hey hey, watch the paint would yah??? Don’t worry, All that will buff out!!! Be very mindful of the Crittahs, that inhabit all that “Tired Iron”!!!
See if any of them run
Nature 1, mankind nil.
This is a scrap merchants dream and an enviromentalist's nightmare. Where abouts is this, US or Canada?
Oh I wish. I need/want the front blade from a skidder to mount on a Chev C60 that I have a K5 body on...
I bet all this stuff stays there until the owner passes on, and the poor relative who inherits this mess will have to deal with it. Probably with some scrapping company. He should have given it away, so his heirs wont have a hundred ton problem.
I'm sure thats what will happen, all because the owner is some grumpy old man that wont sell any of it, thinking he can still run a logging company with it all, or it has some sort of astronomical value (to him) that makes people not want to buy any of it.
Where are these vehicles
by the looks of the tree growth looks like maybe left for about 15 years or better.
The grapple excavator in the beginning of the video was last serviced in 1997. One would assume before starting a logging business to have all the vehicles you bought serviced. The rest of the vehicles are much older though.
what state?
I wish I could find stuff like that here in pa
where is this??!!!!!
CWS Bucket, likely in BC
where is this machines ?
Finders keepers.
That looks like a "W" Farmall?
dam i would love to restore all that stuff i would always be busy lol
late 80's early 90's ford truck there.... abandoned not too long ago
Why was all this stuff abandoned?
IVE BEEN HIDING THAT SHIT FROM THE BANK!
excavator was serviced in 97
Mike Pearson, very interesting video, but i hope you get permission from the land owner before you go prowling around the equipment on that private property. If I found someone in my overgrown field of shrubs and brambles, climbing on my old tractors, machinery and cars (which I keep ropes, tackle, tools and chainsaws in -because they can be locked), I would be extremely annoyed!
The evidence points to British Columbia as the location.
Or with the alderwood can be in Alaska.
Good eye! But I should have mentioned that many of the poster's other videos were from British Columbia. In one vid he mentions a neighborhood theater, the Denman Cinema, in Vancouver, BC.
Good ear?
Where is it all ?
Lot of scrap metal.. worth a lot now days
ass hole its old iron rebuild it not junk
sure...at approx. 375 bucks per Metric Ton! And thats for scrap steel!
Imagine the time, labor and fuel cost to get it to the yard considering you do it yourself!
No I gotcha, pretty cool old stuff. Lot of stories there.
demarou muito
where is this
what contry is this in?
I like cooooll
back in the 1900s
us or canada?
thats just a rusty bank account for whoever owns it , easy cash for hard times
this is sad
TRESPASSING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Repeat 7:56 to listen to his fart all day!
people are so stupid... this use to be worth money.