10 Most Intense And Heavy Wood Logging Trucks

Have you ever wondered how the wood for your furniture is gotten? I know, it’s probably felled from forests and densely wooded areas, right? But when it’s felled, how does it get where it needs to be done? In the old days, because of their immense weight, they’d just place logs on the water, and let it float like rafts to the desired destination. This doesn’t happen anymore, and it could be due to a couple of things. Perhaps, the oceans then were calmer and had better direction. Or the general stance on international water law policy ranged from little to none. What about places that don’t have water? How do you get the logs there? Trains would serve for long distances, but it’s usually slow. Thanks to technology, there are now logging trucks, heavy-duty machines specialized at felling trees more efficiently than an African elephant. If you’re watching this video, strap up and sit tight because you’re about to see 10 of the most intense and heavy wood logging trucks. Before we continue, be sure to hit the like button. If you’re new follow us up with the subscribe and notifications buttons, so you can be alerted whenever a new video comes up.



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Peterbilt Log Trucks

Peterbilt log trucks are one of those books that can be read by their covers. They are absolute monsters in the business. Anyone can confirm this by sight alone. Peterbilt models are built with strength in mind. I mean, you can’t expect to transport logs to and fro like that if the structure is not solid. As a result, these trucks can weigh anything from 15,000 pounds to 25,000 pounds. The weight is influenced by factors such as the engine’s size, and other component parts.

The cabs are outfitted with large side portals and huge windshields to afford the driver a better view. It has a horsepower average of 430, enough to pull all those logs out from the forest to where they need to be. Their trucks have an average of 65 mph. It can also function on an average of 8,100 hours at a stretch, It can also be 691,000 mi. It’s got a fuller 18-speed drive and an air ride. There are also computer systems integrated within the truck, and they help perform a list of outstanding things.

Kenworth W990

This logging truck possesses an engine horsepower of 430 and an automated transmission of 12 speeds. It adopts technological systems that enhance the driving experience. These systems handle stuff like adaptive cruise control, collision mitigation, lane departure warning, and side object detection. Wow. This is the real Transformer. The driver cab is outfitted with an in-dash display that makes transporting logs more fun than it actually sounds.

The display features four external camera inputs, cellular connectivity, weather conditions, and traffic updates among others. It also has an option for a driver’s studio, a simulation of living space in the truck just for the driver. The Kenworth w990 has a line of accessories in stainless steel to show how committed it is to durability and efficiency.