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#93521 01/14/07 10:15 PM
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What was the rated load of the short and long wheelbase trucks? Can't picture the big truck as more than a ton, with single 6.00-20 tires, but then my old man bought a new International in '25 or '26 with the same setup, and he thought that it was a wonderful truck, because he would put SEVEN TON OF STEEL PLATE ON IT on a regular basis!

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Are you ready for this? 1/2 ton truck was to haul 1/2 ton and the 1 ton truck was 1 ton.

Obviously these figures are conservative. Take a look in some of the history books at the load of logs that were placed on trucks in the NW timber harvest.

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Gee! The logic is enough to bring tears to my old eyes! :cry:


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