I have a friend that ran a Wagner at Champion in Gold Beach, Oregon until they shut down 30+ years ago. They had another Wagner at Kinzua in Heppner, Oregon. The back steering wheels had power to them for help in turning. (It snows a bit in Heppner) That mill has been closed since 1999.
The steering wheel is a GM wheel you'd see in the sport versions of like a 76 Camaro rally sport. Next time you see a KW pedal of that era, try to pull the rubber off and see if its the cast aluminum one with KW cast into it. There are both pedals, one plain flat and one w/KW cast into it, but both can have that rubber pad cover over it.
At a rock mine I worked at we had haul truck that made by Dart when I would work on them it would say KW Dart they around 1968 35 tons off hwy trucks 12 v 71 power
@@TsunauticusIV actually would be interesting to see how one of those machines handles a truck load of big square bales. Weight shouldn't be much different
On top the world if ya got to run one of those behemoths!! Was that Wagner that used electric motors on their stackers to run the hydraulics? Can't remember.
LOts of noise and lots of power. I sure did ;like faking everybody out at the boulder hole with the R-35 and the exhause system shot. That thing was INTERESTING! Thanks, Pal! NICE rig!
Thank you for showing the old girl. Saw them use one of these on Sound transit job in South Seattle. It's interesting how these Heavy lift LOG pick up machines were used on other types of work.
That machine is huge, probably could pick up anything smaller, v12 , it probably send up 1000 gals of fuel in 24 hours, you would need a bank 🏦 to use in fuel lololol, nice thanks BigAl California.
There is still three or so at westvaco paper mill, dad put in 42 years there, he says they were capable of picking up a whole standard 20+ ton load of logs off of a truck
@@lewiemcneely9143 hows it goin ol bud, The autocars runnin fine. pops aint beeen able to go to any auctions and drag more junk home so there aint been any thing very interesting to video. got a couple chainsaws tore apart but heck, theres plenty of that on here
@@ofdirtandiron2868 Glad yall are good. We're still goofy here. No complaints except getting more geezerish. I forgot if the show truck was a Petercar or a Brockway. Silly me. I'm just glad I remembered there WAS one! Sort of bad weather for auctions for Pop. I'd stay by the heater too. So go on and fix the saws and get yourself warm in the process. I'll be looking for whatever transpires in your neck of the woods. HI 2 Pop and yourself! Good hearing from you! GBWYall!
The Dart truck company was purchased by PACCAR along with Peterbilt motors in 1958.Dart also made prime movers mining dumps , front end loaders with offset cabs sometimes badged as Sicard. FWD WAGNER also made large stackers as did LeTourneau. WAGNER log stackers are now a part of ALLIED INDUSTRIES.
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Huge!! I'd love to hear that run....wake up the neighborhood.
Think its more like wake the whole town! Ya ever hear one of these monsters with a load on her? Lmao
Nice to see the good old basic machinery. Made for work and proven.
I have a friend that ran a Wagner at Champion in Gold Beach, Oregon until they shut down 30+ years ago. They had another Wagner at Kinzua in Heppner, Oregon. The back steering wheels had power to them for help in turning. (It snows a bit in Heppner) That mill has been closed since 1999.
the Letourneau's are massive but I think that thing would dwarf one of em, Super cool steering mechanism you sort of skipped over at the end there.
There are two of them at Manke in Shelton Washington that are still unloading logs.
Remember watching a letournou in louis cr mill north of Kamloops unloading trucks always enjoyed seeing it work
There was one in the 90's till early 2000's at Interfors Hope,BC yard-Empire Logging division.
@@skadill oh right yes I forgot about that one
Just a little machine...lol..14" barrel with a 6"+ rod..
Thanks for showing it to us Skadill
Whats that in the background, all ugly and green? Chipmunk condominium?
Well with the stackers their id say probably roll out for sawmill.
The steering wheel is a GM wheel you'd see in the sport versions of like a 76 Camaro rally sport. Next time you see a KW pedal of that era, try to pull the rubber off and see if its the cast aluminum one with KW cast into it. There are both pedals, one plain flat and one w/KW cast into it, but both can have that rubber pad cover over it.
At a rock mine I worked at we had haul truck that made by Dart when I would work on them it would say KW Dart they around 1968 35 tons off hwy trucks 12 v 71 power
Aren't KW and Dart somehow related?
I’ve always wanted to try to make a large hay bale grab with one of those machines. 😂
Challenge would be inventing a hay bale big enough
@@skadill lol. Stacking large square bales and also loading too. Could probably load an entire semi in a single pass. 😂
@@TsunauticusIV actually would be interesting to see how one of those machines handles a truck load of big square bales. Weight shouldn't be much different
That dart really looks similar to a wagoner design
Somebody save that Detroit!
On top the world if ya got to run one of those behemoths!! Was that Wagner that used electric motors on their stackers to run the hydraulics? Can't remember.
Letourneau
@@skadill Cable winches and gears? I'd like THIS a lot better. A 222 Wabco broke me from that electrical stuff.
Skadill was this in Mission bc? That j bar sorter has finally sold. A sign of the times. Gone off to the island apparently
Ah, a skadill classic.
Beautiful Silverdale! Are any of those little shake and shingle mills still operating?
They finally sold that huge j bar sorter. It's gone off to the island apparently
This is awesome
That could pick up my whole log pile in one scoop!
Antigo
LOts of noise and lots of power. I sure did ;like faking everybody out at the boulder hole with the R-35 and the exhause system shot. That thing was INTERESTING! Thanks, Pal! NICE rig!
Thank you for showing the old girl. Saw them use one of these on Sound transit job in South Seattle. It's interesting how these Heavy lift LOG pick up machines were used on other types of work.
That machine is huge, probably could pick up anything smaller, v12 , it probably send up 1000 gals of fuel in 24 hours, you would need a bank 🏦 to use in fuel lololol, nice thanks BigAl California.
There is still three or so at westvaco paper mill, dad put in 42 years there, he says they were capable of picking up a whole standard 20+ ton load of logs off of a truck
That thing is massive
Definitely so thing I'd be interested in running
Seeing it go backwards uphill with a load could be interesting to watch, a bit tippy i would guess.
The log sort I work for has a Letourneau 2794B, very interesting machine to work on
I ran one at the old Mayo mill in Nanaimo BC, till the mill shut down in the mid 80's it was green and a sweet machine to operate.
Chow like
It's Logzilla......
Nice infomation brother super 👍
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If only I could run that!
Never heard of that company, big undercarriage on it, wow!
Thanks for the watch BC friend!
So big that v12 looks like a kabota 3cyl siting in fram
Wow that’s cool and where u located at and u work at a paper mill or really big sawmill
Southwest BC,i'm independent,no job,no boss
@@skadill thats good work if you can get it
@@ofdirtandiron2868 You're next, Pal! What about the Husky truck??
@@lewiemcneely9143 hows it goin ol bud, The autocars runnin fine.
pops aint beeen able to go to any auctions and drag more junk home so there aint been any thing very interesting to video. got a couple chainsaws tore apart but heck, theres plenty of that on here
@@ofdirtandiron2868 Glad yall are good. We're still goofy here. No complaints except getting more geezerish. I forgot if the show truck was a Petercar or a Brockway. Silly me. I'm just glad I remembered there WAS one! Sort of bad weather for auctions for Pop. I'd stay by the heater too. So go on and fix the saws and get yourself warm in the process. I'll be looking for whatever transpires in your neck of the woods. HI 2 Pop and yourself! Good hearing from you! GBWYall!
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The Dart truck company was purchased by PACCAR along with Peterbilt motors in 1958.Dart also made prime movers mining dumps , front end loaders with offset cabs sometimes badged as Sicard. FWD WAGNER also made large stackers as did LeTourneau. WAGNER log stackers are now a part of ALLIED INDUSTRIES.
Wow very cool old iron
This looks massive
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Love your videos but it would be cool too see more loader backhoes
I dont see many,but thanks for the note,here is two old backhoes th-cam.com/video/75P3WhEUrBg/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/vgcoaXxaQGA/w-d-xo.html
is that at chips ahoy?
long ago
@@skadill 10-4 I just dumped there today and the cab fell off
@@104bigTruck ?? what do you mean
@@skadill I noticed the cab of the Dart fell forward kinda almost falling off of the body of the machine .