jeff marson
Member
Looking for pictures of pierce towers that were built in the 70 ies I think they mostly logged in Alaska thankyou
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Pierce tower
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skyking1
Senior Member
We had them here in Washington too, I think.
skyking1
Senior Member
Check out the top of this tower they are using for a signpost in Yelm. I guess it beats getting scrapped!
https://www.google.com/maps/@46.933...4!1saE_EP8a3IDmj-Z5n4xl27Q!2e0!7i16384!8i8192
That is google street view, I will try to remember to take a picture when I get down there.
https://www.google.com/maps/@46.933...4!1saE_EP8a3IDmj-Z5n4xl27Q!2e0!7i16384!8i8192
That is google street view, I will try to remember to take a picture when I get down there.
Hallback
Senior Member
That was installed by Bill Paulson who owned McPaul Cat & Crane. He is by far the sharpest & most knowledgeable yarder man in the lower 48. He owned that storage facility up until last year.
skyking1
Senior Member
Small world indeed. Thank you for that detail.
skyking1
Senior Member
I had done some searching, they make some really fantastic machinery. Really grooving on the rail machinery.
https://piercepacific.com/products/rail/https://piercepacific.com/products/rail/
https://piercepacific.com/products/rail/https://piercepacific.com/products/rail/
jeff marson
Member
I have heard of one being scraped out in washington. I think they only made like 3or 4 haven't seen any advertising from the 70 hrs they were suppose to be a bigger yarder