Mike Pearson's Adventures on a Pale Blue Dot

A bit of chainsaw work and hacking  gave us a better view of these machines , than we had last year. The 892 has obvious wear and tear...likely ended up as a tail-hold machine for a grapple yarder. The TD-20 looks pretty good, but perhaps had some sort of catastrophic mechanical failure...or maybe it just wasn't the tool for the job in a changing business world. Video tour of the machines S tanding on top of the Madill...looking over at the TD-20 and 892 I think that ol d hulk was a D-8 at some point the stripp ed out C at View from the office Standing on the TD-20...looking over at the Madill/Mack LRSW

These logging machines have been literally put out to pasture. If a person was to go logging in a field, would you then be called a "flogger"? Would the process of logging a field be called "flogging"? I asked...and apparently the answer is no. Identity crisis...is it an International TD-20 with Cat parts...or a Cat with TD-20 parts? It took me a while before I noticed the log stakes on this old timer No logs now, just a canoe I was out standing in that field