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Vancouver Island, BC. Logging at its Best!

camptramp

camptramp

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Dave Whiskin Collection Timberwest HBO Div. 2000 1st picture log truck driver Dave Whiskin & Derrick Whiskin standing in front of loaded #40-128 HDX Hayes 2nd picture Log Loader operator Jim Scholey & Derrick Whiskin standing in fron of #40-128 . 3rd picture Jim Scholey standing in front of #40-128 . scan346.jpg scan347.jpg scan348.jpg
 
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Dave Whiskin Collection Timberwest HBO Div. 2000 1st picture #40-96 P16 Pacific on Gordon River M/L by Honeymoon Bay Golf Coarse 2nd picture #40-96 crossing Highway to enter Honeymoon Bay DLS . 3rd picture #40-96 parked in DLS over night by trailer reload 4th picture #40-96 driver Dave Whiskin standing in front , getting ready to have load pushed off . "Push Apparatus" is resting on topscan349.jpg scan350.jpg scan351.jpg scan352.jpg of load to ensure nothing falls off load while driver removes cinches .
 
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petepilot said:
spooky situation curious to know how that turned out
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I'm not sure , I was hauling with a Highway logging truck outside the main part of the Div. around that time . I see the "Line Horse" an HDX Hayes with a Winch on it in one of the pictures . I'm sure it could pull the Grader back on to the road . Not sure how it got there , but I'm sure there was a little adrenalin flowing .
 
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camptramp said:
I'm not sure , I was hauling with a Highway logging truck outside the main part of the Div. around that time . I see the "Line Horse" an HDX Hayes with a Winch on it in one of the pictures . I'm sure it could pull the Grader back on to the road . Not sure how it got there , but I'm sure there was a little adrenalin flowing .
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most likely a little more than adrenalin :)
 
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Dave Whiskin Collection Timberwest HBO Div. 1st picture Tom Worth driver of #40-140 P16 Pacific pulling fuel hose off fuel truck 2nd picture Tom Worth fueling up #40-140 #40-96 P16 Pacific is behind lowbed to push lowbed scan361.jpg scan362.jpg scan363.jpg scan364.jpg when needed 3rd picture fuel truck driver Dan up on #52-45 Cypress 7280 Grapple Yarder fueling it up 4th picture Driver of #40-96 Dave Whiskin standing by lowbed .
 
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Dave Whiskin Collection Timberwest Div. 2001 1st picture #52-45 Grapple Yarder Operator Howard Donahue up on cab 2nd & 3rd pictures Lowbed Driver Tom Worth and Truck Dispatcher in deep discussion , I'm not sure if they have just loaded the #52-45 on to lowbed or if they are preparing to off load the #52-45 from lowbed .scan365.jpg scan366.jpg scan367.jpg
 
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