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kcm.MN · Apr 23, 2019

farmerjohn · Apr 23, 2019

It?s still amazes me when I think of how did they ever cut and handle those logs.

flembo · Apr 23, 2019

I can only imagine the log truck pulling up with my 8 cord of wood in one log.

blue_tractor_man · Apr 23, 2019

Only one chain. OMG YTDOT!

gmccool · Apr 23, 2019

Poor dog better get out of the way or it is going to get run over.

formerly ny bill · Apr 23, 2019

no, there are 2 chains, so he is good....

Steve@Advance · Apr 23, 2019

Looks like it was cut with a crosscut saw.

Wouldn't that be a fun job!

P I Pete · Apr 23, 2019

Looks like an ax stuck in the front of log maybe he is going to use that to split it!

Pete

2underage · Apr 23, 2019

It makes me sad to think of cutting down those thousand year old trees. Where were those tree huggers then?

SVcummins · Apr 23, 2019

MJ in the UK · Apr 23, 2019

Hi Folks I think this photo was taken here in the UK. Firstly it looks like a coverterd single cab Leyland bus with the name of WARD under the drivers elbow. Up in North Yorkshire there is a company call Wards who have been very active in running a large timber operation and are well known for adapting trucks and tractors for getting the trees to the sawmill for many years. MJ

Adirondack case guy · Apr 23, 2019

Nothing like warming your butt on a hot engine. Must be a previous load took the cab off and they didn't get
it quite centered when they set it back on.

Loren

Ozlander · Apr 23, 2019

(quoted from post at 07:52:10 04/23/19) It makes me sad to think of cutting down those thousand year old trees. Where were those tree huggers then?

Did you ever think the tree might have been dead when they cut it?
No point in letting it go to waste.

pcsaw · Apr 23, 2019

3 of them would have made a heavy load lol

coshoo · Apr 23, 2019

The tree huggers were probably hugging live trees, and had given up on the dead ones. That one has been dead for awhile, as the bark has fallen off.

rlp in Co. · Apr 23, 2019

I wonder if that truck was originally built
with a crane on it. I have seen some trucks
where the crane rests beside the cab.

The tree huggers hate to see trees cut but
they are filled with glee when they burn
and destroy homes and lives.

kcm.MN · Apr 23, 2019

(quoted from post at 10:40:29 04/23/19)The tree huggers hate to see trees cut but
they are filled with glee when they burn
and destroy homes....

...Which requires even more trees and other resources in order to rebuild.

OregonAaron · Apr 23, 2019

That is a great picture!

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