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Any brand log trucks
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skadill
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Jumbo
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That's a older photo, don't know.
skadill
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camptramp
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- Retired Logger Retired Part time pebble hauler
Nice truck .
camptramp
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Larry Child's Hayes , Gordy Neva's Pacific .
skadill
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yes, was at both their places on the same day for visits and photos, and seeing the old photo albums, and taking photos of Larrys photos out of his album.
What’s the purpose of the chain to the fender on the yellow truck?
camptramp
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There is a good chance one of the mounts holding fender in place is cracked or broken , and the driver has used a chain to hold fender up so it doe's not rub on tire .
skadill
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Good enough, thank you
skadill
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skadill
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Truck Shop
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What's the old Iron Nose Pete to the left?
Hayesno1
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It is an old 350 model from early 50’s
Truck Shop
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I realize that- Any photos of it.
Truck Shop
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David Hull-Eugene Ore.
what’s on the low boy?