local chip hauling

Hey with all the Hispanics in S-FL I bet I can get a deal on salsa.

 

She probably has'nt fired him because she (you're cousin) realize's that logging and driving down the Interstate (TCH here )are two very different things, laying a truck over while logging could be caused by a poor driver granted , but could just as easily be caused by meeting a 4 wheeler coming up an icey mountain road that you are coming down , this same icey road on a good day is only wide enough for one vehicle .When was the last time an OTR driver spent most of his day in 3rd on the low side at 1900 rpm with the Jake howling ?
The point being ,there are some VERY skilled driver's out there who work in the woods .

 

Maaaan hahaha you need to come to Arkansas before you say all that.

Log trucks laying over all the time here. Never in the woods though, always on the hiway. 60 - 75 around 45mph curves. There are some good log truck drivers, most here are not.

 

Mabey it takes an icey mountain road to bring out the best in a driver ...............I've got to admit .......you got me there. I did'nt realize there was anything left to cut there . lol

Hey there Pete , I'm sorry I did'nt include this with my first post but , should what anybody in Arkansas does be held up as a shining example of ........well anything , mabey I'm watching to much History Channel .

 

Years before I used to work at a steel shop and we would have to make replacement parts for chip vans and all the other abused trucks and trailers out running around, and those chip vans took a heavy beating. Paying them to fix their broken trailer sounds like a good way to get your broken trailer fixed on someone else's dime.

 

haha its cool. Seems like the guys around here will let anyone drive their trucks.

 

Now these are off-road trucks! Michigan Specials... Monster horsepower, big tires, 23 ton axles, rear gears to pull the nuts off a moose... Put a headache rack on these and ya got yourself a log truck.