One of the best videos I've seen on YouTube. I loved the fast-forwarding with sound still going. Great camera placement. Just an all-around quality video. Two thumbs up!
I THINK LOGGING TRUCKS ARE SO COOL. I LIVE IN THE MIDWEST SO I DONT SEEM THEM AROUND HERE. I HAVE NEVER SEEN A LOGGING TRUCK IN MY LIFE! I LOVE HOW THEY WORK!
This is really impressive footage, especially alot of the angles. I didnt even know logging companies or what have you dont even vut down trees no more...
Can't believe it passed cali smog laws smokin like that, though it looks awesome. I've never seen The first peice of machinery(forget the name) grab and cut 2 trees at the same time. Pretty cool.
Nice good with the fastforwarding. Great job on the camera veiws. This is my fav video by you.
It only smoked because I put a power harness on it that was supposed to give me more power, but instead only made it smoke a lot with absolutely no noticeable power increase at all. So I ended up taking it off. Normally this truck would not smoke at all no matter how hard I tried.
@dasani110 black smoke means a diesel is running rich, nothing else. power adders are a wate of money and mess your rig up in the long run a diesel runs best when the smoke is kindof a milky color
Hell at the begining of this video i saw hwy 70 canyon i said damn he's in my back yard!! then i spotted Quincy mill, ive been bringing a couple a day up there lately from Stirling city,man that truck sounds nice ,you sold it? I just dont recall seeing it in this area.
Ha ha yeah when you said you hauled logs in California I figured you might be somewhere close around here. I live just outside of Quincy, and both years I was using this truck, I was hauling out of Greagle into Quincy and Oroville, so you wouldn't have had a whole lot of opportunity to see me out on the road I guess. But yeah, I sold this truck and got a Peterbilt 387 highway truck and decided to go over the road. That about did me in.
So now I bought another logging truck, a 1990 Kenworth T-800, but have not been able to find any work for it yet this year. I actually hauled 2 loads for John Wheeler logging from Highway 32, one to Lincoln and one to Quincy, and then they said that was all they had for me. I couldn't believe it. This has been ridiculous. Normally I would be able to find work no problem for my truck, but now when I need it the most, I can't find anything! It's making me crazy.
Cool video!! It all looks like just TOO much fun. Seems like the slwest part is throwin chains over the load. Too bad they cant cant load it like they take it off..lol. very first industry though.
nice vid :D...kinna fun to see that you americans are so slow when its comes to getting the timber to the road, and the mill...here in sweden we can load our trucks by our self for example :)
That's really funny, because I have always wanted to fly helicopters, but got into driving logging trucks. Actually I do have my commercial helicopter pilots license, but not enough flight hours to do anything with it. So I haul logs:-)
Yeah, I can't believe how LITTLE the C15 smokes. I couldn't make this one smoke no matter how much I lugged it down until I put a Hayes performance harness on the boost sensor. That tricked it into pumping too much fuel, so I was able to get the beautiful black smoke I was after. But I only put it on there once in a while and then would take it off because it got embarrassing sometimes obscuring the traffic behind me in a smoke cloud when I didn't want to.
Why didn't you scale in? HOW'D YOU GET PAID?!?! I bet you were just hitting on the chicks attending the scale house right? I knew it! If you don't mind how much do you make hauling logs? On my garbage route there is a guy that has his own truck and hauls logs and it looks like he's a millionaire, so I was just curious. I love the vid, the editing is awesome!
Hi there. The reason I didn't weigh in is because I was hauling off a job that was all scale which meant every load had to have each log measured and entered into a computer, and they do that out in the yard, and they didn't care about the weight on that job. Other ones you have to weight in every single time. And hauling logs you can gross well over $120,000 a year. But about 75% of that goes back into the truck in fuel, insurance, tires and other expenses. Depends on a lot of stuff too.
One of the main reasons we put the trailer on the back is because we are almost always going out on little narrow dirt roads to get the loads of logs, and it is a LOT easier to maneuver around on our way in, and then a lot easier to turn around once we get back to the loader. Otherwise they would have to clear out a really big area in the woods for us to turn the long trucks around in. But also a very insignificant reason, is that it saves the tires a little unnecesary wear on the trip back.
And there was a guy working in the scale house at that time so, no I wasn't hitting on the chicks ha ha. Yeah I made good money when I had this truck. I sold it earlier this year and have been kicking myself ever since. I had it fixed up so nice!! When I bought it, it was just a plain old truck. Oh well, I'm gonna be trying to buy another one this spring and do the same thing to it:-)
It was definately a sweet rig. I love the sound of those pipes! I hope you can get another truck! Why did you end up selling it, and how is the logging industry doing near you? It has slowed a lot here in western Washington but it seems to be picking back up.
Problem with all tree hugger is that they are so short sighted, in my country forest company plants trees and then cuts trees, same way farmer does to his fields, process just takes bit longer.
Trees remove CO2, CO2 is bad by greenmovement, there would not be those trees without forest companies, so which planet is destroyed? CO2 should not be removed?
It is different in areas where natural forests are converted to fields.
"Sometimes when you are driving you see two great big log trucks passing each other going in opposit directions. I never understood that. If they need logs over there...and they have logs leaving...you would think a phone call would straighten it out." -Brian Regan
man that was sweet! thats amazing how they take all the logs off at once up here they pick them off one by one takes like 4ver i guess you do more than one load in a day
My truck weighed 27,000 pounds empty because it had a 3/8 inch frame and frame inserts, and heavy axles and steel rims on the trailer. Made it kind of hard to haul enough logs. I sold this truck about a month ago.
all the men in the family other than my dad drive log trucks and i love going in to the woods when it's muddy and i also love going to mill... anyways great vid. PULL THE HAMMER DOWN!!!
Thats a beauty of a truck..i love the video..i hope to get one like it of my own some day soon. Right now my family is running 4 peterbilts with goosenecks movin machinery for other outfits. nice work man
Great video, I spent the better part of 20 years in the woods in western Montana. I started by setting tongs, then went to sawing and driving truck. I loaded logs the majority of time, I then owned my own outfit. I had two line machines two log loaders and one PETE with a 3406 and 8" straights, that is the one thing I miss the most about logging. Now I am working on becoming a full time helicopter pilot. Keep up the good work
Good luck on your becoming a helicopter pilot. That is something I've been working on as well. That is kind of funny. We should start a former logger, helicopter pilots group or something ha ha. It was my dream to fly helicopters since I was about 9. Hauling logs was supposed to be a temporary thing on my way to me real dream. Got my Commercial helicopter pilots license in 2004 but couldn't handle the instructor bit at that time, but didn't have enough flight hours to get a job either.
Ha ha yeah, I always thought it would be cool to make a horror movie where either the logging equipments comes to life and starts attacking people, or just somebody went nuts operating them. Because there's so much you could do with some of those machines. And the pay is decent. If you own the truck you can gross about $70-$75 right now. About 3/4 of that goes back into the truck for fuel, insurance, tires, registration and other maintenance though.
Oops I accidently left that part out. I meant $70-$75 an hour. Yeah hauling logs is deffinently a lot of fun. I have never hauled logs for anyone that was just out there destroying the forrests. A lot of people think that logging should just stop because it's destroying the earth and causing global warming. But what's funny is almost all of the people who think that are living in a house made of wood, with their feet up on their wooden coffee table, reading the newspaper wich came from wood
Your filming is excellent.. Could you tell me how your trailer works, I understand that the dolly that you tow is connected to a pintle hitch, but the part thats on your truck, does it just go where a trailer would normally hook up?
That video is something else. Very nice. Good job. How long did it take to put that together. Where you at in california. I recognize some of the video. We have a trucking business here in Madera, CA.
I actually used pieces of video from a span of about three months of getting little bits here and there. Very little time to stop and mess around getting video hauling logs:-) I am in Quincy, CA and the video was starting out in Graeagle, CA and going to the Sierra Pacific Mill in Quincy.
Well in California you are limited to a gross of 80,000 regardless of how many axles you have. So all more axles mean to us, is extra weight on our trucks translating to less payload. I know, it's stupid. California fails to make sense in many areas.
Well here in California we can only gross 80,000 pounds so my bunks being 8'6" wide allows me to gross 80,000 without going very high so there's really no need for any longer stakes. And 8'6" is the max width allowed.
Ha ha yeah I know! It is one of those things that once it is in your blood you just have a heck of a time leaving it. I've tried leaving it before and found myself getting so excited everytime I'd see a log truck drive by that I got another one.
Very nice truck, sounds awesome. For all those city morons/tree huggers who are bad mouthing the logging industry, this is a way of life and for many people the only means of putting food on the table. Who the f#!@ cares if the wood does sit in the lumber yard and rot, cutting and making that lumber gave someone a weekly pay check.
We can barely keep up with the demand for the lumber. All summer long we haul logs into the mills, and by spring time the mills are almost completely empty. Don't know where you get the idea that half of it is left to rot. That would be a huge waste! And in the logging industry wasted wood is wasted money. And the government has nothing to do with my employment. I own my truck and work hard for a privately owned logging company hauling exclusively off of privately owned land.
The logging company gets tax breaks from the government, and often, is allowed to remove trees from state owned property. You guys destroy our planet. It gets through the sawmill, and then what doofus? The lumber sits in a yard till it rots. Buildings sit unsold and unfilled till they rot.
Its just yet another way more plants and animals die to make room for your fat ass.
Hmm interesting. One other person is accounted for as I am also Truckoholic. I hate that YouTube will not let you change your user name once you set it, so you are stuck with the one you originally chose. So I finally just had to create me a new account. But so far this is the only video I got uploaded to it. Planned to upload all my videos to that one and close this one, but haven't had the time.
One of the best videos I've seen on YouTube. I loved the fast-forwarding with sound still going. Great camera placement. Just an all-around quality video. Two thumbs up!
localcrew 5 months ago
Very cool to see that equipment in use. You make it look easy.
davidvc04 11 months ago
i always wondered how u guys stretched those trailers out... thanks for the vid... hammer down goin to town..runnin late and over weight....cmon
yukonrott 1 year ago
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great video WAY diffrent style compared to how we do it in ireland /europe
The143500 1 year ago
freat video WAY diffrent style compared to how we do it in ireland /europe
The143500 1 year ago
great video
revalj 1 year ago
I love Log trucks and Skidders. Amazing! Thanks for posting.
1DieselFuelOnly1 1 year ago
A question whats the difference between a 3406E and a 3406B???
rottysaurus 1 year ago
is this near lake Almanor, California?
redheadedduckhunter 1 year ago
good video, thats amazing that you did all of it youself, must have been hard
dc1389 1 year ago
cool vid..awesome editing...lmao@ 5:41..warp speed ahead scotty,,,i cant hold er any longer captain.shes breakin up...be safe..shiney side up.
Metal4Life572 1 year ago
lol looks like the worlds fastest peterbilt lol u going 215 in that thing??? lol cool vid 378 it looks cool but never herd of it..
TheLargecars 1 year ago
very oldfashion way to handle logs.. so many machines to do that,, we are 50 years ahed in europe:)
Magnumkevlar 1 year ago
man, listen to that cat work!!
moham123 1 year ago
holy shit that shider is fast hahaha
65jeepman 1 year ago
thats a neat way of keeping your chains and dogs together, cool!
fixitdude74 1 year ago
I THINK LOGGING TRUCKS ARE SO COOL. I LIVE IN THE MIDWEST SO I DONT SEEM THEM AROUND HERE. I HAVE NEVER SEEN A LOGGING TRUCK IN MY LIFE! I LOVE HOW THEY WORK!
RTD8481 1 year ago
Sweet rig you have there! Sounds great
misqueeto 1 year ago
So that operator can drop the trailer like that and it's hooked?I saw something else going on after, was that hooking air lines?
heliarche 1 year ago
This is really impressive footage, especially alot of the angles. I didnt even know logging companies or what have you dont even vut down trees no more...
retroolschool 1 year ago
@retroolschool cut down trees i mean..
retroolschool 1 year ago
What kind of trailer is that. In the South we use a pole trailer that folds up it is hinged in the middle and at the 5th. wheel.
UnionPacificBNSF 1 year ago
this looks way more complicated than how i haul grain and livestock.
72fordcrewcabcummins 1 year ago
caint wait till i get to be a trucker
truckerwannabe14 1 year ago
Nice to see this, its not like here in Sweden.
Carlipc 2 years ago
Why would you sell this truck?
transamfan81 2 years ago
Can't believe it passed cali smog laws smokin like that, though it looks awesome. I've never seen The first peice of machinery(forget the name) grab and cut 2 trees at the same time. Pretty cool.
Nice good with the fastforwarding. Great job on the camera veiws. This is my fav video by you.
transamfan81 2 years ago
It only smoked because I put a power harness on it that was supposed to give me more power, but instead only made it smoke a lot with absolutely no noticeable power increase at all. So I ended up taking it off. Normally this truck would not smoke at all no matter how hard I tried.
dasani110 2 years ago
@dasani110 black smoke means a diesel is running rich, nothing else. power adders are a wate of money and mess your rig up in the long run a diesel runs best when the smoke is kindof a milky color
AmplifiedAudio 1 year ago
@transamfan81 feller buntcher
goatmennum2 1 year ago
This is one of my ALL TIME favorite youtube vids! Nice work!!!
gsimmons12 2 years ago
Great video! Sweet rig!!
bdfgli 2 years ago
Hell at the begining of this video i saw hwy 70 canyon i said damn he's in my back yard!! then i spotted Quincy mill, ive been bringing a couple a day up there lately from Stirling city,man that truck sounds nice ,you sold it? I just dont recall seeing it in this area.
gmb01mk 2 years ago
Ha ha yeah when you said you hauled logs in California I figured you might be somewhere close around here. I live just outside of Quincy, and both years I was using this truck, I was hauling out of Greagle into Quincy and Oroville, so you wouldn't have had a whole lot of opportunity to see me out on the road I guess. But yeah, I sold this truck and got a Peterbilt 387 highway truck and decided to go over the road. That about did me in.
dasani110 2 years ago
now that i think about it i believe i have seen your truck in passing
mike198748 2 years ago
So now I bought another logging truck, a 1990 Kenworth T-800, but have not been able to find any work for it yet this year. I actually hauled 2 loads for John Wheeler logging from Highway 32, one to Lincoln and one to Quincy, and then they said that was all they had for me. I couldn't believe it. This has been ridiculous. Normally I would be able to find work no problem for my truck, but now when I need it the most, I can't find anything! It's making me crazy.
dasani110 2 years ago
great vid!
quattro4kss 2 years ago
it's doing very much smoke
dopendao 2 years ago
This is a very good Video .Super.
and a very good camera work
I love it.
tt8sh 2 years ago 4
Cool video!! It all looks like just TOO much fun. Seems like the slwest part is throwin chains over the load. Too bad they cant cant load it like they take it off..lol. very first industry though.
1truckinfool 2 years ago
Need to lean that cat out .
6stringgunslinger 2 years ago
sweden must be talking about his lincon logs in his bed room.
pknlpr 2 years ago
ya got a 13 or 18spd in that beast?
lancer1st 2 years ago
18spd
dasani110 2 years ago
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nice vid :D...kinna fun to see that you americans are so slow when its comes to getting the timber to the road, and the mill...here in sweden we can load our trucks by our self for example :)
rallyguy112 2 years ago
get fucked rallyguy!
jdrock0 2 years ago
im just telling the truth
rallyguy112 2 years ago
Then make us a video showing how you do it so fast!
beyondupnorth 2 years ago 2
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yea whatever you say man just another doush who thinks that cause he has a selfloading truck hes a badass
peterbiltexd 2 years ago
i used to run slef loaders, i loved it,,, noone around but me LOL
mike198748 2 years ago
Great job on the video!
GUYx2 2 years ago
Simply wow , great work
roju1 2 years ago
Great video, loved the different camera angles and your editing work.
thematt89 2 years ago
nice truck
araaron3 3 years ago
where was this done at ?
winstoncup77 3 years ago
This is in North Eastern California in Plumas County. Got loaded near Graeagle, and unloaded in Quincy.
dasani110 2 years ago
I like your hat. ^^
Laofse 3 years ago
this is very good , i have always wanted to drive loging trucks. but i got into aviation.
ZRAC00N 3 years ago
That's really funny, because I have always wanted to fly helicopters, but got into driving logging trucks. Actually I do have my commercial helicopter pilots license, but not enough flight hours to do anything with it. So I haul logs:-)
dasani110 3 years ago
sure smokes alot for a C15
Markmeblablabla 3 years ago
Yeah, I can't believe how LITTLE the C15 smokes. I couldn't make this one smoke no matter how much I lugged it down until I put a Hayes performance harness on the boost sensor. That tricked it into pumping too much fuel, so I was able to get the beautiful black smoke I was after. But I only put it on there once in a while and then would take it off because it got embarrassing sometimes obscuring the traffic behind me in a smoke cloud when I didn't want to.
dasani110 3 years ago
Theres alotta people tring to kill the logging industry, i wouldnt push your luck if I were you.
Markmeblablabla 3 years ago
Very nice camera work.
omniviking 3 years ago
what kinda hood ordimant was that? is it a girl?
mbfootball77 3 years ago
That hood ornament is actually a pig with wings. I thought it fit my personality pretty good better than a swan or something.
dasani110 3 years ago
Why didn't you scale in? HOW'D YOU GET PAID?!?! I bet you were just hitting on the chicks attending the scale house right? I knew it! If you don't mind how much do you make hauling logs? On my garbage route there is a guy that has his own truck and hauls logs and it looks like he's a millionaire, so I was just curious. I love the vid, the editing is awesome!
CaptainObviousIsHere 3 years ago
Hi there. The reason I didn't weigh in is because I was hauling off a job that was all scale which meant every load had to have each log measured and entered into a computer, and they do that out in the yard, and they didn't care about the weight on that job. Other ones you have to weight in every single time. And hauling logs you can gross well over $120,000 a year. But about 75% of that goes back into the truck in fuel, insurance, tires and other expenses. Depends on a lot of stuff too.
dasani110 3 years ago
Hi there i have a question, why do you lift the trailer up on the truck when its empty?
would you save time on hooking it if you always pulled it?
Laurids82 3 years ago
One of the main reasons we put the trailer on the back is because we are almost always going out on little narrow dirt roads to get the loads of logs, and it is a LOT easier to maneuver around on our way in, and then a lot easier to turn around once we get back to the loader. Otherwise they would have to clear out a really big area in the woods for us to turn the long trucks around in. But also a very insignificant reason, is that it saves the tires a little unnecesary wear on the trip back.
dasani110 3 years ago
oh okay, thx for answering
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beyondupnorth 2 years ago
And there was a guy working in the scale house at that time so, no I wasn't hitting on the chicks ha ha. Yeah I made good money when I had this truck. I sold it earlier this year and have been kicking myself ever since. I had it fixed up so nice!! When I bought it, it was just a plain old truck. Oh well, I'm gonna be trying to buy another one this spring and do the same thing to it:-)
dasani110 3 years ago
It was definately a sweet rig. I love the sound of those pipes! I hope you can get another truck! Why did you end up selling it, and how is the logging industry doing near you? It has slowed a lot here in western Washington but it seems to be picking back up.
CaptainObviousIsHere 3 years ago
good :) fajny filmik :) maxxsss
lukasz414pl 3 years ago
Problem with all tree hugger is that they are so short sighted, in my country forest company plants trees and then cuts trees, same way farmer does to his fields, process just takes bit longer.
Trees remove CO2, CO2 is bad by greenmovement, there would not be those trees without forest companies, so which planet is destroyed? CO2 should not be removed?
It is different in areas where natural forests are converted to fields.
jtbo 3 years ago
"Sometimes when you are driving you see two great big log trucks passing each other going in opposit directions. I never understood that. If they need logs over there...and they have logs leaving...you would think a phone call would straighten it out." -Brian Regan
rypostu 3 years ago
it is so cool. I want this job. But it bad for the eco thing.
SPGPINK 3 years ago
nice
tomuxasz 3 years ago
If its an E engine, why is it dumping out black smoke
dohe1906 3 years ago
Awsome truck. I like how it sounds and looks. You should put the video up again, but in its regular speed:P
rubs1389 3 years ago
man that was sweet! thats amazing how they take all the logs off at once up here they pick them off one by one takes like 4ver i guess you do more than one load in a day
dueltruck700 3 years ago
hahaha! you should enter a wrapper throwin' contest! lol that was fun to watch when you sped the camera up. sweet angles
hines2k5 3 years ago
Great job on this Driver! I really enjoyed watching!
104bigTruck 3 years ago
what is the empty weight on your truck?
deerelover18 3 years ago
My truck weighed 27,000 pounds empty because it had a 3/8 inch frame and frame inserts, and heavy axles and steel rims on the trailer. Made it kind of hard to haul enough logs. I sold this truck about a month ago.
dasani110 3 years ago
Did you get another log truck after you sold your previous truck?
jmm2000 3 years ago
nice vid man hell yeah
bead1986 3 years ago
You gotta hand it to the loader as well. Pretty good driving
herefordmsv 3 years ago
awesome video
jakebrake05 3 years ago 3
all the men in the family other than my dad drive log trucks and i love going in to the woods when it's muddy and i also love going to mill... anyways great vid. PULL THE HAMMER DOWN!!!
blackphantom039 3 years ago 2
Thats a beauty of a truck..i love the video..i hope to get one like it of my own some day soon. Right now my family is running 4 peterbilts with goosenecks movin machinery for other outfits. nice work man
Rednecklogger69 3 years ago
pretty cool man!pretty much different in Norway:D
Edvinvidar 3 years ago
very good vid nick film work
enjoyed it
ktmvscrf 3 years ago
man this kicks ass i love your vids
K1ll3rM4st3r 3 years ago 2
that type of logging is different from the logging in Maine
willymilly69 3 years ago
Tell me about it.. we dont use pole trailers.
mainetrucker 3 years ago
If it were only that fast!
pete359l 3 years ago
Great video, I spent the better part of 20 years in the woods in western Montana. I started by setting tongs, then went to sawing and driving truck. I loaded logs the majority of time, I then owned my own outfit. I had two line machines two log loaders and one PETE with a 3406 and 8" straights, that is the one thing I miss the most about logging. Now I am working on becoming a full time helicopter pilot. Keep up the good work
gsanders13 3 years ago
Good luck on your becoming a helicopter pilot. That is something I've been working on as well. That is kind of funny. We should start a former logger, helicopter pilots group or something ha ha. It was my dream to fly helicopters since I was about 9. Hauling logs was supposed to be a temporary thing on my way to me real dream. Got my Commercial helicopter pilots license in 2004 but couldn't handle the instructor bit at that time, but didn't have enough flight hours to get a job either.
dasani110 3 years ago
That lil speedy gonzales truck picking up the logs is one scary piece of machinery haha
Buddy whats the pay like?
pescador1 4 years ago
Ha ha yeah, I always thought it would be cool to make a horror movie where either the logging equipments comes to life and starts attacking people, or just somebody went nuts operating them. Because there's so much you could do with some of those machines. And the pay is decent. If you own the truck you can gross about $70-$75 right now. About 3/4 of that goes back into the truck for fuel, insurance, tires, registration and other maintenance though.
dasani110 4 years ago
Hey man, thanx for replying! You mean $70-$75 per hour or $70K-$75K per year?
See I'm looking into getting me a licence for LGV/HGV... And so I am looking at various options, which ways I can go once qualified!
This Industry seems like great fun, although you have to put alot of the Environmental Save the Earth ideals aside I guess...
pescador1 4 years ago
Oops I accidently left that part out. I meant $70-$75 an hour. Yeah hauling logs is deffinently a lot of fun. I have never hauled logs for anyone that was just out there destroying the forrests. A lot of people think that logging should just stop because it's destroying the earth and causing global warming. But what's funny is almost all of the people who think that are living in a house made of wood, with their feet up on their wooden coffee table, reading the newspaper wich came from wood
dasani110 3 years ago
I agree man, I am all for, if you take from earth give back to earth also... Everything needs to be balanced...
Your job is very Important for the everyday living of humanity and there are many companys who plant trees back... Which is great...
Anyways... thanx for the info and great video by the way... Keep Truckin like the doodah man
pescador1 3 years ago
man awsome movie five stars i work on these rigs thanks...........
sexontvtrd 4 years ago
Hey dude, I wanna say, this is a awesome video! I've passed it around to a few friends, and they love it. Keep up the good work!
Vladpryde 4 years ago
Great Video,you look alittle older than 27? (Stranger)
4638JL 4 years ago
Your filming is excellent.. Could you tell me how your trailer works, I understand that the dolly that you tow is connected to a pintle hitch, but the part thats on your truck, does it just go where a trailer would normally hook up?
redemblem 4 years ago
That video is something else. Very nice. Good job. How long did it take to put that together. Where you at in california. I recognize some of the video. We have a trucking business here in Madera, CA.
talleyken 4 years ago
I actually used pieces of video from a span of about three months of getting little bits here and there. Very little time to stop and mess around getting video hauling logs:-) I am in Quincy, CA and the video was starting out in Graeagle, CA and going to the Sierra Pacific Mill in Quincy.
dasani110 4 years ago
Why don't you guys run three axels on your trailer then you can get pull heavier loads
Twitchy250 4 years ago
Well in California you are limited to a gross of 80,000 regardless of how many axles you have. So all more axles mean to us, is extra weight on our trucks translating to less payload. I know, it's stupid. California fails to make sense in many areas.
dasani110 4 years ago
hey this video is sweet!!! i have a question though... howcome the bunks are so short and narrow??
haes1142 4 years ago
Well here in California we can only gross 80,000 pounds so my bunks being 8'6" wide allows me to gross 80,000 without going very high so there's really no need for any longer stakes. And 8'6" is the max width allowed.
dasani110 4 years ago
that kitty sounds good under load with those stacks!
Dodgeram901 4 years ago
that buncher is fast
willysjeepparidon 4 years ago
i bet he can't run that skidder like bobby lightfoot..
drod1364 4 years ago
i bet he can't cut logs like Skipper Barner...
drod1364 4 years ago
nice movie, nice turbo sound
ekmarcus1 4 years ago 2
hey nice vid bro. a video showing employment. real work. who wudda thunk it? nice vid man.....
justtony21 4 years ago 2
great vid, very entertaining. Thanks for sharing!
lilbrudder32 4 years ago
Okay now you have done it! I retired after 35 years of driving log truck and now I'm going to have to get a part time job driving again. I miss it!
montanahogrider 4 years ago 2
Ha ha yeah I know! It is one of those things that once it is in your blood you just have a heck of a time leaving it. I've tried leaving it before and found myself getting so excited everytime I'd see a log truck drive by that I got another one.
dasani110 4 years ago
That video was awesome. Thanks !
brockmirabella 4 years ago
what kinda cb you got in your truck ? lol i know stupid queston!
xadmiral291x 4 years ago
Ha ha it's a Uniden PC76XL. But I also had an ICOM 706 multi band ham radio in there too.
dasani110 4 years ago
i luv ur vid
d4v3z 4 years ago
wow they must work fast haha
FazBrothers 4 years ago
lol the slow motion is hilarious!
that guy who loaded the logs onto the dolly is really good at it
and that tree cutting machine is odd lol
s172mch 4 years ago
lol polybun
interesting process
s172mch 4 years ago
hay pretty cool vid!!! looks like it took a lot of time to make it?? all i can say is NICE!!!
Chevysaresupercool 4 years ago
Hey thanks! Yeah took many trips over a few days time to get all the angles and stuff.
dasani110 4 years ago
Very nice truck, sounds awesome. For all those city morons/tree huggers who are bad mouthing the logging industry, this is a way of life and for many people the only means of putting food on the table. Who the f#!@ cares if the wood does sit in the lumber yard and rot, cutting and making that lumber gave someone a weekly pay check.
jtkenworth 4 years ago
Utterly fascinating.
jtel 4 years ago
so i guess u live in a tent right?
in the middle of the wood?
never use any paper products right?
u must live in one shitty place if theres so many empty houses sitting there rotting
animals are tasty
zenixxx 4 years ago 2
Wow, thanks for destroying that forest by clear cutting it, we are all so thankfull! fuckers...
Polybun 4 years ago
You are quite welcome. Enjoy your lovely home.
dasani110 4 years ago
Yea, too bad half the wood you bring in is left to rot. Government susbsidies are the only thing keeping you employed freeloader.
Polybun 4 years ago
We can barely keep up with the demand for the lumber. All summer long we haul logs into the mills, and by spring time the mills are almost completely empty. Don't know where you get the idea that half of it is left to rot. That would be a huge waste! And in the logging industry wasted wood is wasted money. And the government has nothing to do with my employment. I own my truck and work hard for a privately owned logging company hauling exclusively off of privately owned land.
dasani110 4 years ago
The logging company gets tax breaks from the government, and often, is allowed to remove trees from state owned property. You guys destroy our planet. It gets through the sawmill, and then what doofus? The lumber sits in a yard till it rots. Buildings sit unsold and unfilled till they rot.
Its just yet another way more plants and animals die to make room for your fat ass.
Polybun 4 years ago
yeh and I bet u hate the logging indusrty alot when u use toilet paper to wipe ur ass...or does ur shit not stink
firemanhoog 4 years ago
you know whats funny? this is the 4th person to say that this same video is his.
treeclimberdave 4 years ago
Hmm interesting. One other person is accounted for as I am also Truckoholic. I hate that YouTube will not let you change your user name once you set it, so you are stuck with the one you originally chose. So I finally just had to create me a new account. But so far this is the only video I got uploaded to it. Planned to upload all my videos to that one and close this one, but haven't had the time.
dasani110 4 years ago
Awesome job on this video!
gsimmons12 4 years ago 3
Hey cool Video. *****Stars
Greetings from Germany
THWler1988 4 years ago 2
Awesome video
ladder09 4 years ago
awesome video man. good work. like ya say if they don't like it. too bad. great stuff i think.
dozer897 4 years ago
that man lodes logs like Bruce Taintor...
drod1364 4 years ago