Runnin' Loads

[lefturnfreek]

Oh, there have been some sweet load's been posted lately!!

You know the deal guy's, and gal's .... Keep on .... Runnin' Load's....

 

[svk]

Best I can do for recent loads. Camping scrounge of cedar and jack pine.

That rootball in the middle was dry but oozed sap and burned hot and long.

 

[olyman]

Best I can do for recent loads. Camping scrounge of cedar and jack pine.

That rootball in the middle was dry but oozed sap and burned hot and long.

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me thinks, you need a MUCH larger boat!!! MUCH!! think barge size! also. I put a new chain, on the 395 36 inch bar,,and took it for a spin on a large log I had. ZOWWWEEYS!!!!! that saw has balls!!! and you DONT start it, without the decomp!!!

 

[svk]

me thinks, you need a MUCH larger boat!!! MUCH!! think barge size! also. I put a new chain, on the 395 36 inch bar,,and took it for a spin on a large log I had. ZOWWWEEYS!!!!! that saw has balls!!! and you DONT start it, without the decomp!!!

I am over 20 miles back into the bush by paddle power!! No motors, just armstrong method!

 

[olyman]

I am over 20 miles back into the bush by paddle power!! No motors, just armstrong method!

you rowed that boat,,by paddle,,for 20 miles, loaded like that??? serious??

 

[svk]

Hell no. I rowed that canoe (yes rowed) a tad over 20 miles carrying packs with fishing gear, camping gear, and food over 5 portages. I gathered the wood just down the lake from the campsite.

 

[lefturnfreek]

Hmmmm ....

We should do a inventory of all the forms of Runnin' Loads transportation, I think we are short a plane and a tank for a full list ....

Keep on .... Runnin' Loads ....

 

[svk]

Hmmmm ....

We should do a inventory of all the forms of Runnin' Loads transportation, I think we are short a plane and a tank for a full list ....

Keep on .... Runnin' Loads ....

Truck, car, van, joker, lawn mower, tractor, ATV, horse, moose, canoe, human. Any I've missed?

 

[H-Ranch]

Not in this thread, but I think it counts. May be the closest thing to a tank so far.


http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/converting-tracked-atv-to-hydro-drive.252369/

 

[Ryan'smilling]

Truck, car, van, joker, lawn mower, tractor, ATV, horse, moose, canoe, human. Any I've missed?

Sled? Any toboggans yet?

 

[lefturnfreek]

She got tracks .... so close enough to a tank for this guy!! Check!!

Sleds and tobogans ... pretty sure that's a check ....!!

The pink Barbie jeep still makes me giggle .....

Keep on .... Runnin' Loads ....

 

[Logger nate]

 

[Yarz]

Cut some free oak today. Got two loads of it before I started running out of daylight.

 

[95custmz]

. Check out this large tree trunk. The old F250 handles it like a boss. See footage about 14 min. in vid.

 

[lefturnfreek]

Yup ... look's like you and me both shoulda been truck testers for Ford .... ha ha ha ....

Keep on..... Runnin' Loads ..... !!!

 

[Logger nate]

 

[chucker]

gotta love the veracity of a go getter like logger nate, just like a timex he keeps on ticken .

 

[ChoppyChoppy]

Hmmmm ....

We should do a inventory of all the forms of Runnin' Loads transportation, I think we are short a plane and a tank for a full list ....

Keep on .... Runnin' Loads ....

I sold 2 cords several years ago wood that was air shipped to the bush. The guy worked for NAC (Northern Air Cargo) so the air freight was space A and free.

 

[300zx_tt]

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If I tried that **** near me, I'd have 15 state troopers on my tail within 5 miles. I'm jealous of you guys!!

 

[lefturnfreek]

Ya, that's a damn good jag on that truck even if it is lighter pine. He has at least taken the effort to make a solid cage for the box, kudos there!!

Even around here the RCMP and DOT would be taking a hard look. As long as it's strapped well and nothing is falling off, and it doesn't look too badly over loaded they would just let ya go. They have zero tolerance for anything that falls off a load. They lean heavy on the commercial trucking guys of all types cause it's their job and they do lots of miles as compared to some local that might do 2-3 loads of wood like that in a year. It would have to be a dangerous looking load to knab a non pro.

Keep on .... Runnin' Loads!!!