Elk river timber

[Blk prince]

HDX,Hayes in picture #46 and in #54 has twin air cleaners. Was this a V8? Pic.07 shows a V12,there is my answer.

 

[HDX]

Blk prince They all came with 6-110 GM inline 6 cyl engines That shot of #14 sure does speak volumes for those HD Hayes Trucks 47-40 rears and 14:00x24 tires Just look at that narrow rad and then how wide the back tires were. These trucks were just as wide as an HDX back there!!! It is 11 feet across the rear tires outside to outside Same as an HDX or a P16 Pacific. We actually have that truck and are still scrounging parts to do her up. Marco Bernar from town here rebuilt the injectors for us and we start her up from time to time. Sure does sound neat. Can only imagine what driving them was like with a good jag on her and a little adverse.

 

[HDX]

Found one more and had to repost picture of #15 at the wooden tree.

 

[Vigilant]

Lima shovel in the first photo?

 

[camptramp]

Lima shovel in the first photo?

Go back one page , I posted several good pictures of a Lima loader my friend Ray Livingston ran for ERT , he tells me they had two of them . Ray ran it in the late 1950's for ERT when the Industry was switching from tongs to grapples .

 

[Vigilant]

Go back one page , I posted several good pictures of a Lima loader my friend Ray Livingston ran for ERT , he tells me they had two of them . Ray ran it in the late 1950's for ERT when the Industry was switching from tongs to grapples .

Thanks!

Forgot about them, and the awesome truck photos as well.

 

[HDX]

Ed Masters found these pictures for us. First ones show Tom and Edith Grant just after he inherited #26 from Tom Masters.
Tom Grant took the picture of the hood looking down at an empty coming up.

 

[HDX]

These pictures of #17 Ed figured were taken on Lane Field near the Quinsam Hotel.

 

[camptramp]

Old Elk River Timber picture's .

 

[camptramp]

Old Elk River pictures .

 

[HDX]

Have a couple more pictures to revive this post. Was thinking of posting the entire rebuild of ERT #26 but it will be a long slow job. lots of scanning