1930s Mack Log Truck…Log is 100 ft long 40” inch diameter at top and 8’ foot diameter at butt end…9000 board feet of lumber….Southbend Washington..
A winters firewood
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GreensvilleJay
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BX23-S,57 A-C D-14,58 A-C D-14, 57 A-C D-14,tiller,cults,Millcreek 25G spreader,
Kinda makes one wonder HOW they got it onto the trailer ?
Today you'd need a crew of 12, 3-4 heavy machines and of course 2 flag people and a health/safety dude !!
Today you'd need a crew of 12, 3-4 heavy machines and of course 2 flag people and a health/safety dude !!
wow..... 9,000 board feet is about 7 cords... looking at that picture I would have guessed it would have been even bigger than that.
maybe not accounting for kerf maybe it is way more than 7 cords but regardless would love to try to get that through my wood processor.
cheers.
maybe not accounting for kerf maybe it is way more than 7 cords but regardless would love to try to get that through my wood processor.
cheers.
bbxlr8
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RCW
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So impressive.
9,000 BF is huge. Would be 2-3 stout loads today.
Mills couldn't handle anything that big today.
9,000 BF is huge. Would be 2-3 stout loads today.
Mills couldn't handle anything that big today.