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jon f mn · Jun 19, 2018

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johnlobb · Jun 19, 2018

Whoah!

farmerwithmutt · Jun 19, 2018

I hope thats balsa wood if not i wonder if he would mind me taking out a life insurance policy on him

jacksun65 · Jun 19, 2018

Reminds me of my great uncle and his B71 Mack. One winter he broke through two feet of frozen ground with a load couldnt even pull it out with a TD9 ended up un loading it. Wish I had a picture of it other than the one in my head LOL

kcm.MN · Jun 19, 2018

I was watching some logging-truck videos last night. They were [i:b75fe84353]supposed [/i:b75fe84353]to be showing really great driving skills. HA! [i:b75fe84353]Here's[/i:b75fe84353] a guy who [b:b75fe84353]really [/b:b75fe84353]knows how to "take it higher" in the logging industry! *lol*

Awesome pic Jon!!

Pacific Northwest, maybe??

mrslesq · Jun 19, 2018

how about these loads???

Steve@Advance · Jun 19, 2018

I guess they really do that...

But doesn't seem to make sense.

Why go to all the trouble of having to stack and secure it, the increase chance of getting stuck and having to unload it, and likelihood of something terrible happening?

Just to save an extra trip...

grizz02 · Jun 19, 2018

those two little ponies are not going to move that pile of wood,, photo opp

Rich'sToys · Jun 19, 2018

flying belgian · Jun 19, 2018

The secret is to leave a little slack in the harness so it starts with a jerk. Like a train.

sms · Jun 19, 2018

Dang loggers always say "we can get one more on there".

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