it might not be a loader but its unloading something and it looks cool

[catd8t]

check this thing out i think its cool looking. oh and what is it?

[Alan]

I don't know what it's called but I'm 99% sure it was built by LeTourneau.

[alco]

That's a log stacker built by Wagner. LeTourneau builds a similar machine, but it has a forklift style mast instead of the boom style on the Wagners
Brian

[Countryboy]

A couple more pictures of the Log Stacker.

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And here's another cool machine Wagner makes, called a Steel Handler.

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[nedly05]

Wouldnt be too hard to grab the trailer by accident with that beast :eek:

[Wulf]

These guys build all kinds of stuff...

[John C.]

I'll have to look bac a few years but I have some photos of Wagners handling containers down at the Port. I looked at a bunch a few years ago down in the Portland area. They were 20 years old then and two of the machines were broke in half from all the working stresses they had been subjected to.

The first photo of the thread is a 4-120. It was rated at 120,000 pound lift capacity and was four wheel drive. Most of what I worked on were L90 and L490 machines in the logging industry.

We also had quite a few chip dozers in this area. I looked at one a couple of years ago for some people in Alaska but haven't seen one since.

Good thread.

[72V]

Here's a link to Allied's Wagner line, the manufacturer of the Wagner "Lumberjack" log stacker and the chip dozer.

http://www.alliedsystems.com/wagner/wagner.htm

There's quite a few of the Wagner "gobblers" still working (and sitting around) in mill log yards in the PNW.

[zlssefi]

this stuff is amazing! keep it coming!

[qm4life2008]

if any of you are interested in these wagners ect check out qm4life2008 on youtube there are plenty of wagner and log loader vids