Link-Belt 3740 Log Loader ~ Loading NEW Kenworth W900 Long Logger ~ Skagit County, WA

Linkbelt 3740 log loader/grapple, loading Kenworth w900 log truck, Long Logger, hauling its 5th ever load of logs. Filmed in the Hills by Concrete, WA.
McGee Logging
Eastwood Trucking

[@ShystySpokes]

What a caring shovel operator. He barely shook a cb antenna. That'd be nice.

[@That_lawnmower_kid]

Are you gonna make more logging videos

[@JimBranch-n8s]

A lit like watching paint dry or even those former trees growing!

[@darrell9313]

Good to see.. Washington logs on a truck..

[@raginroadrunner]

That is the last chassis I would ever pick for this kind of work..

[@spoolinsvt6489]

Why do you say that?

[@stevejones8163]

Why is there 5' of overhang?

[@isaacroberts920]

What’s the gross on that setup?

[@Tractors_Trucks_And_Pups]

I’m not to sure?

[@stevejones8163]

105,500 but he's not stretched out enough for it.

[@spoolinsvt6489]

8 axle in washington can haul 105,500. Although all these 8 axle long loggers dont have the innner bridge. They are more so legal around 102-103k but all run 105,500. That truck there with that pederson gear is about as nice as it gets. probably weighs 32k

[@JCST1529]

How do you loggers get paid? By the board foot?

[@Tractors_Trucks_And_Pups]

I believe so, I don’t know for certain but believe it’s on species, grade, and feet

[@supertrain222]

@@Tractors_Trucks_And_Pups get paid by percentage of what the truck makes

[@spoolinsvt6489]

Mostly get paid by the ton. Sometimes its by board feet