Vancouver Island, BC. Logging at its Best!

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More M&B Pics

Some more nostalgia.

 

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M&B Roadbuilding, 1970's

Back in the day....

 

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More M&B Road Construction, 1978

The way it was in Dad's day.

 

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M&B Roadbuilding, 1970's

Some more shots from 1978.

 

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Ka-Booom!

Blasting.

 

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M&B 1978 Road and Bridge Construction

Building roads and bridges.

 

[Contract Logger]

Incredible pics as always. Thank you for all these.

 

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More Good Stuff

The good old days....

 

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Some More Good Stuff

It never ends, I could post all day for weeks......

 

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More M&B Pics

They keep coming........

 

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More M&B Pics

And some more.......

 

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More Good Stuff

The pics speak for themselves.

 

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Some More........

More old stuff.

 

[JTL]

I am loving this! Thanks to you guys for taking the time to post all of your awesome pictures. I grew up around logging but have never been exposed to machines the size of the ones your posting. A 300 log shovel, a 748 JD skidder or a 528 Cat, a GT3 Skagit or 98 Link Belt yarder is about the biggest things we get to see here in North Idaho.
Keep it up!!:drinkup

 

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More Logging

Good thing the high speed is working good today!

 

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And Still More........

Man, I had no idea that there were so many pics on my hard drive.

 

[willd8r]

One advantage of being older we can look back and say, been there, done that,the younger generation can't,Health & safety are strangling us
cheers

 

[Contract Logger]

OK I had to go eat but I'm back now. Where can I join the trackloader fan club? Your pics are the greatest, I cant wait for more. Post at your own pace, but please, keep posting.

 

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Winter Scenes

The most wonderful time of the year........

 

[hvy 1ton]

Great pics trakloader and contract logger. I knew the island logging was big iron and wood, but good lord that is some heavy stuff. I am now convinced that Vancover Island is where logger heaven should be if isn't already.

I like the picture of the cable loader with one track 2-3' in the air lifting a log. And is it just my imagination or is that hitachi roadbuilder a 650?