What kinda Hauling is this ?

And this makes it even more charming, if true (ala Wikipedia - Yungas Road): 'Unlike the rest of Bolivia, vehicles are required to drive on the left side of the road to give the driver a better view of the vehicle's outside wheel and making passing safer.' - so you get to witness that moment when you're done for! Lol.

 

No doubt I had butterflies in my stomach when watching some of those videos.

 

I'll have to check it out.

 

Those west coast trailers are nice. They don't haul much wood but they are short and maneuverable! A northern trailer would never turn those tight corners.

 

BTDT. A lot.
I'm surprised nobody has asked "what do you do if a truck is coming the other way?"

HaHaHa! Now that's funny! It never rains here, so we're good.

 

I'm surprised nobody has asked "what do you do if a truck is coming the other way?"[/QUOTE]

That's what radio's are for

 

That's what radio's are for[/QUOTE]
And loaded trucks have the right of way.

 

Good point.

 

Nice load of limbs. Are the real logs on another truck?

Sorry, I just had to say that. That's the line I hear from our scalers when we pull a load of pecker poles like that into the mill.