😊I still do that pre trip every day in the morning , fill my water tank every load , at the end of my day I idle her down to cool down the 3408 cat and then drain my air tanks and tuck my old 79 kw lw 924 to bed for the night 👍🏻💪🏻
My dad bought his first log truck in 1931.He was # 2 with his brother # 1 with Crown Z. in Clatsop County, Oregon. Shortly after Crown bought 60 company trucks. Spent many days in his old KW in the early 60s.Older brother sold his last truck in the mid 90s.From cheese blocks, trip stakes, to wide fixed stakes, boy have things changed. As a kid in the 60s ,one log loads were all you saw going through Seaside. No more
Thank you I for the great historical video. Back when some reaches were wood like at 20:48 also back when stop signs were yellow with black letters and center lines on roads and highways were white instead of yellow.
The wave of the trucker at the end got me thinking how these were all real folks. He probably went home to his wife and told her how a video camera was filming him at work that day. Unbeknownst to them that we'd be watching him go about his business in the year 2024.
yes, so true. funny how these video's span time and continents , what would one of those ol boys say if you told him in the 50's that someone in this day and age would be watching video's and sending messages over a "computer " haha
It makes no sense as the Vance creek bridge was Simpson I believe, but the old Railroad bridge in the beginning looks like it. I have only seen it from underneath down on the creek, but sure looks like it. Loving these old history vids Daniel Merry Christmas and God bless you and your family. Thanks for sharing!
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😊I still do that pre trip every day in the morning , fill my water tank every load , at the end of my day I idle her down to cool down the 3408 cat and then drain my air tanks and tuck my old 79 kw lw 924 to bed for the night 👍🏻💪🏻
3408 that’s a powerhouse !
Yep just under 700 hp 😊talk about rolling the coal 😂and fu Greta the whole way , then I throw on my 3 stage jakes and my breaksaver wow wee look out 🎉
That’s awesome !
My grandfather was a mill pond tender at Roseburg Lumber in Oregon. As a child, I loved visiting while he worked.
Old Hayes trucks sure were beautiful.
I wish this was the era I was a young working man in. Good work ethic was appreciated and loyalty was rewarded.
Yeah those days are gone!
What a wonderful glimpse of log transport from the past. Lovely to watch. Thank you for sharing this lovely film.
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment Patrick
My dad bought his first log truck in 1931.He was # 2 with his brother # 1 with Crown Z. in Clatsop County, Oregon. Shortly after Crown bought 60 company trucks. Spent many days in his old KW in the early 60s.Older brother sold his last truck in the mid 90s.From cheese blocks, trip stakes, to wide fixed stakes, boy have things changed. As a kid in the 60s ,one log loads were all you saw going through Seaside. No more
Awesome history there Lindsay . Thank you for taking the time to share that with us . Thank you for watching also and happy new year
Thank you I for the great historical video. Back when some reaches were wood like at 20:48 also back when stop signs were yellow with black letters and center lines on roads and highways were white instead of yellow.
i am so glad you like these vids .It has been fun to put em together. alot has changed since then haha.
Love the old videos buddy
thanks so much for watching Kevin .
@@DanielBoonesloggingvideos anytime buddy. Hope all is well with you and the family. Merry Christmas bud
The wave of the trucker at the end got me thinking how these were all real folks. He probably went home to his wife and told her how a video camera was filming him at work that day. Unbeknownst to them that we'd be watching him go about his business in the year 2024.
yes, so true. funny how these video's span time and continents , what would one of those ol boys say if you told him in the 50's that someone in this day and age would be watching video's and sending messages over a "computer " haha
I love it!! Three log load's!!👍 Those are a rare today. Another fantastic video Daniel. Merry Christmas to you and your family. Be good.
Happy New Year Erik thanks for watching Buddy .
@@DanielBoonesloggingvideos happy New year brother 👍 be good
Thanks for all the great videos this year !!! Merry Christmas to your family and all your subscribers.
thank you for watching Merry christmas to your family as well !
EPIC TREAT!!!!
It makes no sense as the Vance creek bridge was Simpson I believe, but the old Railroad bridge in the beginning looks like it. I have only seen it from underneath down on the creek, but sure looks like it. Loving these old history vids Daniel Merry Christmas and God bless you and your family. Thanks for sharing!
im so glad you like em ! Merry Christmas to you and your family God bless you all as well : )
Very Cool Dan, Thanks and Merry Christmas to you and yours! Todd Konoske the retired trucker.
Merry Christmas Todd !
Ok to cool brakes
Water cool brakes on heavy haul trucks in mountains
I didn't know about the water for brakes being I'm from Florida
Yeah very steep roads and no engine brakes back then . Thank you for watching !
What’s this guy got against mollies?
Merry Christmas brother
Happy New Year Kevin !
@@DanielBoonesloggingvideos happy new years to you to buddy. How you been doing?
If this driver had time to talk, he might be saying.... dudes never been so wrong lol. or maybe traffic was saner then?
Air and water connections?...I understand air but water connections on a trailer?...oh ok it explains it later...never knew that
yeah pretty cool stuff
Said driver was in charge of water and air hoses why would water hose go to trailer is that fire protection or what
Oh and the heaviest lift a log loader does all day is a trailer off the truck
Logs are a cash crop, they planted,
You stay away.
See the trap?