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Pacific trucks in the logging industy

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Hayesno1

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It’s a IHC KB8 or KB10 or even bigger model. I must say I prefer snow and cold instead of rain and fog. Weather has changed badly in Denmark and around the world. Sorry to say but here in Denmark it is seldom we get snow in Winter anymore.
 
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camptramp said:
That preload trailer was probably a BCFP trailer new around 1979-1980 at Renfrew Division .
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I am sure you are right - at reach you can see 52-57 is welded in to reach and there are several spots where you can see the original orange paint.
 
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Pacific hooked to a bobbed lowbed up Harrison Lake in BC. If I remember correctly, 1968 vintage, rebuilt a few years ago. They shortened the lowbed to make some tight corners getting onto the bridges. Cam7386C198-FBC6-46F6-AD43-1B608A585A60.jpeg
 

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Hayesno1 said:
Nice Pacific PF500 and beside her a Western Star. Contractor name Tuck.View attachment 248912View attachment 248913View attachment 248914View attachment 248915
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Tuck Brothers Contracting of Lake Cowichan has their shop at Mesachie Lake Gordon Tuck over see's the Excavating side of the business , Braden Tuck over see's the Logging side of the business . Their father Mike Tuck was Shop Foreman at BCFP's Shoal Island Dryland Sort . Their Grandfather was Swan Neva a long time Contractor in the Cowichan area , their trucks are painted the same colours use by Swan Neva .
 
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