You'll never see a man run a set of big grabs that sweet again in this day and age again ! Real talent back then for sure ! Thanks brings backs the good old days of logging!!
Footage my dad took back in the day. It came together pretty nicely after a bit of work and got a big smile from dad so I'm happy with it. Very dramatic.
Born and grew up in PA, dad worked at ITT Rayonier. I miss seeing the trucks loaded up heading for the mills. Left for Alaska after the work dried up and the mills close. Hard to bring myself to go back anymore, just isn’t the same place.
Excellent work! Looks like Hoh River Timber. I remember that pulling machine. I used to work with a few guys from there & had a a set of Silveys from them. I sure miss those days, feels like yesterday!
Ol Ky hillbilly here and worked round a saw many yrs and many a night I’ve dreamed of a big mobile winch to help with the big oaks round here…was that purpose built? Old line truck was my thoughts…hope to make one more trip to the west coast before I die..
Cut for Denny Davis on the Tacoma water shed for the great white rat back in the day we had a pulling machine there after we blew up the Jack's twice nice wood in the day !!
thats pretty cool. The track mounted Skagit at 2:35 was owned by Hopkes logging of Forks. the guys I worked for in PA bought it in early 2006 and used it until a few years ago. ive got some video of it in action on my channel. great video thanks for sharing.
They are too touchy sensative of people in general. Only work freelance cutting. Won't deal with that drama. Good for them.. .very easily sensitive people.
You'll never see a man run a set of big grabs that sweet again in this day and age again ! Real talent back then for sure ! Thanks brings backs the good old days of logging!!
Footage my dad took back in the day. It came together pretty nicely after a bit of work and got a big smile from dad so I'm happy with it. Very dramatic.
Born and grew up in PA, dad worked at ITT Rayonier. I miss seeing the trucks loaded up heading for the mills. Left for Alaska after the work dried up and the mills close. Hard to bring myself to go back anymore, just isn’t the same place.
This makes me think of a very good friend of mine. He is gone now. But ran a logging crew roughly in that same area. Bloom brothers logging.
Excellent work!
Looks like Hoh River Timber. I remember that pulling machine. I used to work with a few guys from there & had a a set of Silveys from them. I sure miss those days, feels like yesterday!
Ol Ky hillbilly here and worked round a saw many yrs and many a night I’ve dreamed of a big mobile winch to help with the big oaks round here…was that purpose built? Old line truck was my thoughts…hope to make one more trip to the west coast before I die..
Where’s mick dodge these days….
As soon as I stumbled on this I said I hauled a few loads off this landing. Kevin Worley. Gary Pitt. Merle Owens. Logs went to Por Tac
That size of wood we never gave a thought about it was just in the way for use ! We use that to slow down the big ones !@
Cut for Denny Davis on the Tacoma water shed for the great white rat back in the day we had a pulling machine there after we blew up the Jack's twice nice wood in the day !!
Hard to believe these were the good old days time flies
Hey! What are you doing on this channel?
Really well done. Thank you for posting.
Cool video!! My dad was there mechanic, I remember going with him to work on some of that equipment, thanks for the video.
That's some great footage! Thank you!
Thanks for the share! Cheers from Quilcene
This is incredible!
i knew greg and your dad good people and hard workers cut timber in forks for 15 years my knick name that westrelund give me was loonie
Nice video, wonder if my uncle was any part of that show, his name was big AL Henson. He was from forks WA.
Man!!!... buddy on the knuckleboom!!!
Awesome video. Would of like to hear the saw and equipment. Liked the music looked really cold!! Love working in the winter.
thats pretty cool. The track mounted Skagit at 2:35 was owned by Hopkes logging of Forks. the guys I worked for in PA bought it in early 2006 and used it until a few years ago. ive got some video of it in action on my channel. great video thanks for sharing.
Hey, Boone! Dave Golding here!
@@treeclimberdave How are you doing Dave ? whats new in your world and where are you at these days ?
Great timber in Wash state
big timber steep ground like they saysteeper than the back of gods head
Typo big AL genson
They are too touchy sensative of people in general. Only work freelance cutting. Won't deal with that drama. Good for them.. .very easily sensitive people.
Looks like a horror movie.
Dylan O'Hearn why do you come to these videos and make the same comments? You’re not convincing anybody here. We’re here because we like logging.
This is call "work" it's what men do at this thing call a "job". Now reach in your purse and get a pen and paper and take some notes girly boy.
@@michellepugh2859 Oooo...you're sassy. I think I also have some soap in my purse to wash out that sassy mouth of yours.
@@dylanpohearn good job gay guy
Saw looks like an 084