They don’t give any details but it looks like he’s peddle to the metal to get up the hill. I’m surprised to see a heavy haul truck with only one drive axle. Anybody share some knowledge about this pic?

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Looks like there is a Dump Truck behind pushing?

Not too sure about the details but that looks like what would have been found on the BC coast/ Vancouver Island logging shows perhaps in the 60s or 70s. The color of the yarder could make it a Madill or company colors of Macmillan Blodel. There are many interesting stories of that time and place. I have a book called Working in the Woods by Ken Drushka which details logging with a horse that knew when to quit for coffee and lunch breaks, a high rigger that would stand on a 100ft spar for a pee break and all other kinds of anarchy.

GIT ER DONE!!! motto of the time

Could this be Emmerson Lumber ( Sierra Pacific Industries {now}? E on the radiator

Many of the lumber companies had those off road trucks - ran on their own haul roads.

Collins Pine, Diamond Match as examples.

CTS

I seen this on another site a few weeks ago. It is a Madill yarder. Don't remember the company. The truck has a huge planetary axle and was rated at 110,000 lbs if I remember right. It pulled it uphill at 1 to 2 mph. They never moved far. a few miles to the next sale.

What’s he hauling? A crane?

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What’s he hauling? A crane?

A swing yarder and the truck is a hard tail without a bed.
Bob