Shared photos.
Shared photos.
You seem to cover a lot of ground Skadill! Know of any Off Highway self loaders for sale? I know of a few sitting in Port McNeil but been many years since they hauled a load. Need something a little more roadworthy.
A video walk around I did a while back:http://youtu.be/i9LOw_qz95M
At a Ritchie Bros Auction last year, the red and white KW has to be my favourite!
I also like all the tri-drives and it's interesting that last year logging equipment was selling like mad up here in Northern Alberta but this year it has slowed down a little bit.
Enjoy the photos!
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More from the same auction.
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And the last few from the same auction.
Not my best edit but that B&W turned out well
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmHzMipv43I
Here is a walk around done of it, not my best work but it's another look at it.
Take a look at my other videos of rigs and logging if you're interested in Northern Alberta and central BC industries.
-The Young Snag-
Photoed this last winter up Squamish way.
One of my summer activities this year.
Posting # 123 was **** Nimmo's truck from Lake Cowichan He used that truck around Franklin River and the NitNat for some years and I think 075 said he was up their way with it also Darryl has owned her for many years now Funny you got the truck picture without the family cat in there somewhere
Here we have a couple of loads from last week.
Pacific Self Loader,shared photo.
taken during the summer cleaning up the last bit of fire wood from a block
Volvo FH 15 self-loader I took this picture in my town in mid august less then a mile from my house,the weird thing is that the loading boom is in the back of the truck I never saw that before.
Hook er' up and go hup hoe on that thing!
Johnson, this is a common setup here in Scandinavia for a long long time cause they always are pulling a pup that has to be loaded as well. Back in the day (in the sixties++) they used to have the loading crane behind the cab just like most setups here on this thread. Some cranes are easy detachable for increased payloads.
Before this it was used winches with steel rope mounted on the truck for loading, but thats another story----
By the way, post #4 in this thread gives good info on the subject
Regards Sigurd
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