ca 1948--- Notice small mill to left of road. Donna Oregon.
(first posted 6/3/2012. Updated with info about this truck’s working history at bottom of article) After a long week of felling giant trees with axes and those new-fangled smoky chain […]
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1968?
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Andrew Barclay built 0-4-0ST "Huon" on a loaded train of logs for the mill at Geeveston, circa 1905. Beattie photo
Found these on the 'net (put onto Oxon Thread aswell) About time I put some “true” old ones on here :smiley:
Late 1940s Peterbilt Log Truck with impressive load, back when trucks were made out of real steel and the Pete's still had a square logo! This old truck appeared to have been powered by a Hall Scott engine.
This old log building is settling under the weight of its roof along Ohio 145 just inside Washington County.
Peterbilt Factory Photo
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In 1969, Mack Trucks purchased a sixty percent stake in Vancouver, British Columbia-based Canadian truckmaker Hayes Manufacturing. Founded in 1922 as Hayes-Anderson Motor Co.Ltd. and renamed Hayes Manufacturing Co. Ltd. in 1928, Hayes was the oldest and largest Canadian manufacturer of heavy truc...
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This old cattle trailer is from I'm guessing the 50's. Looks like it's 38 ft long. The vents in the front mean this trailer probably has a sheep/hog rail, giving it a removable double deck. Seeing this trailer in Wyoming also points to a Sheep/cattle trailer. The old lost stories that this old trailer could tell...... The badge on the front says "Keystone" I've never heard of this brand of trailer, A google search didn't turn up anything either. When I was a kid I started out pulling a 1959 floor trailer. It was all Aluminum with outside stakes and punch sides. This would be a steel trailer of an older era. see more of my trucking: donchristnerphotos.wordpress.com/trucking/
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