1948 Peterbilt logging truck Deming Washington.

[@richardgrumpywelsh2485]

The old trucks keep on running as long as they are taken care of, and this guy has done a great job

[@athonynesbitt7956]

That Truck has a Cummins Big cam turned up to 600hp😁🖒

[@ThePete352]

Awesome 1948 Peterbilt Iron Nose Tim. Old School Never Dies.

[@athonynesbitt7956]

That 600hp Cummins Big Cam sounds so sweet

[@iwasborntohunt357]

Man I remember when I was young when my dad would come home with the old Peterbilt he'd blow the air horn me and my brother and sisters would run out to hug him and he'd be wearing his classic Woolrich sweater and we'd all be so happy. My family has been in the logging business since 1959 and were still logging, We love it! Thumbs up if you remember those time

[@donellmuniz590]

I love this channel, cuz I lived and worked all over Whatcom County for 35 years. And my dad drove for Crown Zellerbach all thru the 70s in Neah Bay, Wa.

[@buttercupfields2010]

nice too see someone that still runs a old semi sounds good and looks good

[@athonynesbitt7956]

I still run a 1985 Peterbilt 359 & i love it😊💕

[@travis50907]

I wish my 03' peterbilt had as much class as this classic 60 years from now my truck will be long gone , long live the old mechanical diesels.

[@LongHoodKW]

Love seeing old trucks like this still in the working world.

[@ern48]

Nice truck. I used to see this truck often when I hauled logs one summer (1989) in a 62 Pete from the San Juans into SedroW and then all around Skagit County through the years.

[@104bigTruck]

It was rolling up to just several yrs ago. It's going through another restoration

[@ern48]

@@104bigTruck Thanks, nice to hear it's going through a resto to be used again another day! The very first 18 wheeler I ever drove was a late 40s Pete with a Hall-Scott 4 x 3 trans with a tank trailer being used by the Lopez Island fire dept. as a water tanker.

[@spartus09]

I love that old iron. Simplicity of design and minimal electronics.

[@brianzybura7821]

That is a very nice truck you have. Your positive sense of initiative and enterprise in rebuilding a logging truck and using it on a commercial basis is proof positive that you are a very good logging operator. Its real nice to see a 1948 Peterbilt in commercial use today. Brian from eastern Canada.

[@daexpediter]

really sweet to see old iron still at work!!!

[@nokiaicon]

This inspire me to keep running my 85 and 88 Big Cams Big Cams are the real deal!!!!!

[@naiastra]

gosh, what a good-looking truck.

[@donnebes9421]

Back when Peterbilt actually made a quality truck.

[@jgant2008]

I love antiques that haven't retired, great video and truck

[@jimsweikata5571]

Saw the movie Duel when it first came out in 1971; loved old Pete's ever since.

[@Mr2dtrucking]

That's cool I have a 53 would like another one for each of my boys

[@BadgerM6]

I guess this ol' Pete ain't retiring anytime soon. Gotta love it,keep on trucking

[@karinvail]

+Steven Kennedy unfortunately, she has been retired for about a year now - sitting in my driveway now

[@Mr2dtrucking]

Karin Vail is the 48 Pete for sale

[@karinvail]

+Mr2dtrucking sorry, it is not for sale. Tim gave the truck to my husband (his brother) with the stipulation that it cannot be sold.

[@gmc_crackerbox_truck1485]

right Steven, this proves these ol girls never die! this is when America took pride in their trucks building them like tanks and 70 years later, this ol Pete is still in use for the logging industry. I wish more of these ol rigs were still in use today.

[@michaellangdonful]

GMC_Crackerbox_Truck I couldn’t agree with you more. I’d like to see more of these antique rigs in use today as well.

[@BlandNutz]

The moment i saw that front end all i thought was DUEL !

[@brenthansen1030]

I have enjoyed watching and listening to the roar of the engine please have some more video

[@09adge13]

old iron not ready to retire. i love it

[@jetpoweredchoppers]

its good to see the old iron still workin

[@Masternater1000]

Looks like big cam III or IV to me. Like to see a nice old truck doing what it was built for, putting food on the table.

[@Flyboy207]

I'm not even gonna say "What I wouldn't give" because I think we all feel that way.

[@staplerpit1]

This is the best way to use an old truck or car...

[@monkeysign123]

Nice little truck, take care of it!

[@a456987]

i love how he still uses it for work

[@MrCanadarulez]

Really cool looking pete!!!!!! keep on Truckin!!!!!

[@ConfederceyCSA]

beautiful truck, almost like my 1974 Peterbilt 359-A

[@ifabbott]

That is a good looking truck! Thanks for posting.

[@homeagain1028]

Very Nice truck...beautiful logs!

[@104bigTruck]

that's great ! If yu are in Whatcom Skagit counties nort of Seattle Wa. you can see this truck as an everyday hauler often with a three axle pup trailer behind it.

[@jamesiec61]

Awesome Pete as usual. Essential viewing!

[@martinromelau]

a good truck never ends! good job man!

[@proracer87]

She's beautiful for how old it is!!

[@LancelotMooreYorke]

Cant wait till i start going to college to be a truck mechanic so i can actually fix these things!!

[@104bigTruck]

He's pushin Huge power is all I know.

[@sukh2k9]

1948? I've seen these ones many times but I never knew they were 1948. I love the way they look.

[@brandonguidry3229]

One of a kind truck indeed

[@90849085]

badass Pete man!!! is that what they call a needlenose Pete? nice to see a rig that old still makin the bucks...and it don't look like an easy day at work either....good ol' rig 10 4

[@rronning1984]

Beautiful truck, why isn't it in a museum somewhere!

[@winstoncup77]

great vid love the side view on the hood hope 2 see more of it !!!

[@Tom_Doretto]

thats one beastly ass truck my friend

[@gebremedhintafari9093]

I love this ol iron horse I'd hitch hike just to hear her do a cold start my was a truck driver I grew up in the front seat of a needle nose peterbilt my dad had named old no#7 had in the window I was very young I'm 41 now my uncle launie drove as well him and my dad back in Kentucky mountains I drove with my dad in his Coe cab over my uncle drove a Mack with a single on it or sleeper my dads had a big sleeper on his as well like b.j. And the Bears lol any ways beautiful rig

[@andrewnorris1514]

The first 359's were pretty good

[@1953kwbullnose]

OH WOW im in love, lol. LOVE to see that truck in person.

[@S7EVE_P]

2008 feels like 50 years ago compared to where we are now. Lovely old truck and clearly looked after very well by Tim. Is he still hauling?

[@104bigTruck]

yah keep it going fellas! Keep it goin! It's interesting to google Washington state timber facts and see how much land is locked up.

[@MrLortab10]

I have to comment on this.Love the truck.Anyone can get a loan and buy a new truck. And the comment about clearcutting the Forests?This man is doing his job.The reason trees are cut is to supply a demand.Even tree huggers have to wipe their ass.Oh,not to offend anyone,but a loaded logging truck is called a Spotted Owl motorhome.So hug a tree,but kiss my ax.I mean my chainsaw.Thank you for hauling those logs.

[@redroadhammers07]

thanks for sharing.fantastic

[@timcanizares5240]

That's a sweet ride brother.... love the old iron... I'm guessing cummins powered with a set of sticks

[@transamfan81]

Thats so cool he uses a 48 pete for logging. You don't see that very often

[@104bigTruck]

Tim works her every day. This old girl can be seen all over Whatcom and Skagit hauling logs.

[@NJP220]

kinda shows overall how little trucks have changed

[@timberfaller666]

Wow... She's a beauty!

[@woodman1241]

beautiful truck !

[@GearheadExplorer85]

@richardman1992 Peterbilt should make another truck like that. I wouldn't know about the difference in quality since I have never driven a truck before. But in my opinion, the narrownose petes are the coolest looking. Especially after seeing Duel.

[@farmerphilMT]

But you're looking at where they stack the logs. They gotta load somewhere. There's lots of trees in the background.

[@hurremie]

awesome oldie , so cool !!

[@104bigTruck]

We dont need your water it rains 11 months out of the yr here in the Pacific Northwest. lol Oil? We have enough oil in N Dakota alone to last us 100 yrs at our current rate of consumption. The only reason we buy foreign is because of political reasons. Truly we have trees growing like weeds here. I'm hauling three log loads over 100 yrs later here in the Northwest because trees grow and we have forest managment.

[@dunn98632]

GOT TO LOVE WASHINGTON STATE.

[@BLACKOPSIII]

I'm doing well, good to hear from you man. Oh just working to pay the bills same old news.

[@104bigTruck]

Tim works this truck daily.He also pulls a three axle pup behind it as well. Tim restored this truck piece per piece from the ground up and is pushing 600 hrs under the hood.

[@Geemonster69]

Peterbilt and Kenworth fucking ROCK!

[@dbencomo1985]

That's a damn good truck

[@Jthumper]

I bet that truck thinks, Hey i remember this same road back when i hauled some real logs- now i got all this 3rd growth to haul. Nice truck, I wish I had the cash to restore one

[@ScottAtwater1]

At 9 sec. it looks like a painting that could be on somebody's wall, I think i'm getting the Peterbilt Fever!

[@Idaho278]

"Iron Horse" I like! Nice truck!

[@104bigTruck]

@Varinki AMEN! We have more trees now simply due to fire prevention alone not including all the replanting efforts.

[@winstoncup77]

looks good dude only real men can haul logs hahaha !!! keep on truckin !!!

[@buckrowley1506]

i wonder what that place looks like today after 15 years

[@104bigTruck]

Green with new growth prob 20 feet tall

[@Varinki]

@aussiekw anywhere between 20 and 40 years depending on the trees and where they are growing. They usually havest the pines around here after 30 years.

[@angelvetto19]

great video for the 600 probably hp the engine must be a cummins ISX or cat C-15?

[@Varinki]

@aussiekwv That's how long it takes for them to grow. As soon as an area is cut out new trees are planted to replace them.

[@kblackav8or]

Looks like newer running gear under that truck. Did they rerail it or put it on a newer chassis?

[@104bigTruck]

That camera has it's mic right where my finer holds the top. I had just got the camera so the sound was muffled. I'm lookin into a better camera.

[@SteffenRotner]

cool .From Germany

[@bigkork76]

Peterbilt the legend

[@Easygoin0sacramento]

hit the incline and never broke stride. yup tim got a truck

[@104bigTruck]

@aussiekwv Sure! most hardwood trees like alder maple birch are prime at these ages.

[@BLACKOPSIII]

Hey guy how's things? just stopped by to see how you are doing? good I hope.

[@104bigTruck]

No logs eh? Now that's an open door......Peterbilt got it's beginning in the woods.

[@brw808]

very nice!

[@myfavoritecar1970]

respect.

[@jsmcguireIII]

looks close to 8MBF on that beast.

[@TwinStickFilms]

i would love to haul logs with that.

[@Sarge679]

I love old Petes lol!!

[@TheStriper62]

PETERBILT FOR EVER!!!!

[@bhurstman]

@104bigTruck Bout a buck 295 and ya get a big mack to boot. LOL! Just kiddin! Nice to see the old rigs still haulin.

[@johnstecz9169]

Nice,a new truck would not last ten years at this kind of job

[@farmboy623]

nice peterbilt oh yeah and how do you fit a 600 horsepower motor under that small hood??? lol

[@quattroman88]

La classe de roulé encore un camion de cette année,il roule toujours ?

[@oldlitening]

@104bigTruck Yes and don't be hauling any cows either, as he puts a big beef steak on the grill, pulls off his leather loafers, and heads for his big leather chair, to gobble down his beef ! Nice old school truck !

[@TwinStickFilms]

do you know what this is powered with? im guessing a big cam 400 cummins?

[@TheCm900]

i wish i owned one.

[@52hogan]

Coooooooolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll truck

[@Unlimited3406]

hey man u kno that's a 1949 right? they old started making these conventional's in 1949 the 350 and the 360 had the exsact same looks u could never notice the differenece between the too really.

[@TwinStickFilms]

its not a 220. You can see the turbo from the opening of the hood. Maybe a 335 or a 400.

[@baldymp3]

and this old girl will still be on the road and working when 3/4 of the trucks that roll off the production line today are dead and gone.