WA based lowbed, moving a piece out of CA

Ok, let the photos flow!!!

Here yo go Hallback, 25 pages of amazing photos: https://www.heavyequipmentforums.com/threads/mack-phase-two.75422/

You should see the beauty in person, it's an awestruck ordeal in itself. Don't ask questions just absorb it in smile and acknowledge the work. Might drop by again one day myself to see more of it after Covid-19 disappears to the history books.

Thanks guys! It is a true piece of American blue collar art & history. You done damn good TS!

Did you pick up that 500?

Not yet. A buddy has his lowbed coming thru there in a week & a half so he will grab it then.

Sunny day cruise.

Hallback said: Sunny day cruise. View attachment 228826 Click to expand... and in an a model 900 at that

Hallback said: Sunny day cruise. View attachment 228826 Click to expand... Looks like Hwy 101 out there

Spud_Monkey said: Looks like Hwy 101 out there Click to expand... That's actually highway 7 between mineral and Morton. A lot of the same type of topography though.

These two rigs would work great for your operation.

I like that steel fendered planetary truck!

Loaded up & headed north. Lurch will be here Wednesday morning.

That looks like Corning or Red Bluff.

Not sure where he was at, he has family in Redding though.

Made it's way north!

Looks good. That's quite the homemade double air cleaner set up. Has it got a master and slave hydraulic steering? Probably going to have to get the torch out to remove that front bumper and jack assembly, I bet they welded that right to the frame.

Just mount the yarder right on that beast, already has 1 jack!

Ha! I am going to pull the cylinder & chop the towers off of the bumper & keep it as it has toolboxes built into it. Not sure on the master & slave steering? It does have dual boxes though.

That's way cool. There was a twin steer long-logger running around the area (Talmo?) way back. I guess it didn't work too well in that application.