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g a close to true re port on what g Ori ginally Publ ished in arnold ewing said there O will be said. See “ Rigging Shack” L June 1978 were 203 meetings held last a s i am writ ing this propa - ga nda it is raining hard outside. som etimes i think it will never s top. But st op it shall-- --alre ad y it is lat e in doin g s o. m eetingS There meetings enough hap - FINLEY HAYS p ening at all tim es that one could go t o them continu ally. Put in a full week of be ing at meetings, going to m eetings or going fr om meeting to meeting or coming home from me etings. T alk abo ut e nergy savings. if you would outla w all meetings in this country for one year the arab nations would go bankrupt. airplanes would cease flying. Cars would rust and restaurants and motels would quietly go bankrupt. Tell me about a meeting in this industry and give me a list of the speakers and i’ll give you
IN THIS ISSUE 2. RIGGING SHACK “Classic” From Sept. 1978 by Finley Hays LOggerS WOrLd Published by LOggerS WOrLd LLC Founded in 1964 by Finley Hays 8. CLOSE TO HOME Phone (360) 262-3376 DANCER LOGGING - CAMAS VALLEY, ORE. by Brandon Hansen Member and Supporter of the American Loggers Council Since 1994
24. EYE IN CABLES PUBLishers...... Kevin & nancy Core ediTors eMeriTi...... finley Hays, mike Crouse 26. SUMMARY JUDGEMENT ediTor/WriTer...... Brandon Hansen VICTIMS OF FEDERAL RACE-BASED PSYCHOBABBLE SUE FAA adVerTisiNg...... Kevin Core by William Perry Pendley offiCe MaNager...... nancy Core POStmaSter: Send address changes to: IRONMART LOggerS WOrLd LLC , 28. P. O. Box 1631, Chehalis, Wa 98532-8425 e-mail: [email protected] SuBSCriPtiOn rate (in u.S.a.): ON THE FRONT: Eric Dancer runs his Link 30. AS WE SEE IT/SHOW & SELL $25.00 per year; two years for $50.00 Belt out on the jobsite near Lane Mtn. in Loggers WorLd LLC cannot and does not assume responsibility for the contents of any adver tising in Loggers World. The representations southerwestern Oregon. Behind him is made by advertising is the responsibility of the adver tiser and not Log - Dancer Logging’s 355 Thunderbird operat - COMING EVENTS gers World. Loggers World does not knowingly accept advertising that 32. is false or misleading. The limit of Loggers World liability in case of a ed by Dennis Scheler. mistake made in advertising copy by Loggers World will be the charge See “Close to Home” of the actual space containing the error or less for that particular adver - starting on Page 8 tisement 5 5 6 1 0 Ask 2
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CALL complete new scale package 4-5 years clean...... $100,000 PIERCE HEEL RACK, removed from WATER TRUCK, 3 axle, Cummins engine ago (no paperwork)...... $12,000 CAT 229 log loader, good condition, 2012 CASE 621F, 3rd valve, QC, 4-yard @ 410 hp, 10 speed, air ride, NEW 2015 approx. 99” long, 3” main pin.....$2,500 bkt, ride control, NEW 20.5x25 tires, AC, Randco water system, front, side & rear ! heat, radio, lease return, 4,428 sprays, hose reel, 8 new drive tires, EW hrs...... $90,000 489,560 miles...... $57,500 N 2016 RANDCO TANK 1999 THUNDERBIRD 1236DL, Pierce HSD 3345 upper, good working order, just off job, estimated 17,062 hours, consigned, PROLENC SNUB- NEW JD FS24 call for location...... $57,500 2012 JD 300D Series II, very good BERS for skid- SAWHEAD, 24” 23.5Rx25 tires, 4,655 hours, good ma- ders, in stock cut, 30 degree ro- ...... 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UM61898, forestry cab, riserriser,, logging boom & stick, heel rack, Pierce 56” grapple, 8863 hrs., located in Eugene OR ...... $199,500 STEVE WALKER stands in front of Dancer Logging’s 2007 Peterbilt Legend. Dancer Logging has three log trucks and one truck with a $189,500 lowboy used to move equipment around. 2001 John Deere JD230LC. UM61980, cab, riser,riser, YoungYoung boom & stick, grapple, 22769 hrs., located in Portland, OR ...... $$45,00045,000 $39,500 2007 Kobelco SK250LC. UM61806, cab, A/C, heater,heater, logging boom & stick, Pierce 52” grapple, 16185 hrs., located in Portland OR ...... $92,500 $89,500 2003 Kobelco SK250LC. UM63042, cab, cab riser,riser, cab guard, Jewell logging front, heel rack, Log Max 9000 processing head. 9084 hrs., th located in Eugene OR ...... $109,500$109,500 78 Intermountain $99,500 2012 Kobelco SK295. 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Pete’s mother re - dancer Logging. 6 1 0 Pete and a large majority of married logger robert Unicume Pete contract logged with his 2 douglas and Coos County in y his family still live on the 100- when Pete was 1 ½ years old, uncle, then got into timber sales r oregon doing work for private a acre homestead that his mater - and the young dancer grew up in with BLM, Usfs and small sal - u r timber landowners Plum Creek, B nal great-grandparents, albert the timber industry. vage operations. The market was e Lone rock Timber, seneca Jones f and ora Wafer, bought back in along with logging and hunt - good to him with plentiful sales. and roseburg forest Products. it 1932, but they’re making new ing, Pete was also active in he got a 1969 Timberjack 325 d keeps dancer Logging busy and L r chapters in their legacy every sports and graduated from Ca - line skidder the next season O they’re more than willing to ad - time they get up for work. mas high school in 1969. he en - which allowed him to indepen - W just to demands and take every S r rolled at Umpqua Community dently harvest logs quicker. e opportunity they can get. g Cornhusker Beginnings College as his mother wanted Pete married his wife Bonnie g dancer considers himself O The dancer story started in him to go into the medical field. in 1972 and by 1975 they had L blessed that he has family mem - 1946 when Pete’s paternal Pete would later transfer to the two sons: Pete Jr. and scott. bers interested in the family grandparents, ray and alice University of oregon and paid in the late 1970s, dancer business, allowing him to men - dancer, moved from the Corn - for his schooling by working in bought his first yarder, a skagit tion the logging curse word of husker state of Nebraska to live the woods during the summer. sJ8. With a 45-foot height, the “retirement.” dancer said he’s in Camas Valley, ore. Pete’s as his senior year of college young company did salvage log - not ready to do that just quite grandma and grandpa were mar - loomed, dancer decided to stay ging wind falls with the skagit. yet, but he’s at least able to ried in 1922, took a clipper ship out in the woods. Pete used a Washington 40 think about it. to alaska in 1923 and spent swing yarder by the 1980s, but “i’ve always worked with my eight years there before moving Pete dancer was looking for something differ - boys since they were really back to Nebraska until after Logging Begins young,” he said. “Logging has its World War 2. in 1975, Pete’s uncle - glen ups and downs but it's a good, (Continued on Page 20) Pete’s own namesake, Pete Wafer - sold him a 1948 Byers solid job.” See “Dancer” Contact: Kevin Zender (360) 319-7973 Rod Hansen (360) 520-6849 69 .4*13 2.=15@.5-.9.8<174.5;,64 96-@.5-.9.8<174.5;,64 >>>@.5-.9.8<174.5;,64 9 =.9:65 & LOG LOADERS SKIDDERS & DOZERS & GRADERS *; 2 &0 ..*$1 *()$ ,$5 "-,# '01 !1 ( #* 0* $. ,,(" %./ %./ +* *"3 )+0+. $++! .1 ". *; 0$"$,2 0!*2 +-2-0 ,# .3+. &--# 3" 1* %&*$ $. ,,(" !1 ( #* 0* ++) ." ./ #.+*0 /"0 % &*/ %./ *; 5($0"$ &0 ..*$ %-0$1207 " ! 0!*2 +-2-0 '01 $1/.9,*; 1* %&*$ $. ,,(" %./ *"3 .1 ". % &*/ 3 3 .. *05 "4 152.3; 5$5$** &0 ..*$ '01 %-0$1207 " ! $ #3 * %,"2, !--+ !3,"'(,& &0 ..*$ &--# 03!!$0 ,("$ #07 2(&'2 5($0"$ &0 ..*$ '01 $6"$**$,2 "-,# *; 15(,& !--+ $6" "-,# $5$** &0 ..*$ '01 ,$5 3" 0$!31'$# .3+. #0(4$ *; $# /&*$(" #1* 0&+* ++) /+.0&*$ $. ,,(" 3 3&* % ." 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B e Murray built it for dancer and Zealand where it f the company bought it in 1984. was worth $1.50 d on the dollar. L Pete continued to buy and r Pete took a O sell timber sales, then started W crew of five and a S contracting for the local mills r fleet of heavy e in the Camas Valley area. By g g 1990, dancer Logging had equipment - a O L grown to four yarders, two tow - Thunderbird 255 er sides and two swing yarders. swing yarder, a Times were good as the 90 denharco company employed 52 full-time 736L monoboom guys. But then the Northern stroke delimber, spotted owl controversy came Thunderbird 840 along and made a noticeable log loader and impact on the local markets. roughly $50,000 access and injunctions became worth of parts. a concern and Pete began to Now a lowboy see the writing on the wall. wouldn’t do to get everything down moving to new Zealand to New Zealand. in 1988, Lera - a New The company Zealand logging organization Pete was working sent 9-10 people over to oregon for found an emp - to look at tower logging sys - ty cargo hold in san francisco CUTTING DOWN THE LARGEST TREE EVER TAKEN OUT OF THE UMPQUA so he moved most of his equip - NATIONAL FOREST is Pete Dancer. Pete attending the University of Oregon tems. The country was chang - and started his own logging company in 1975, buying equipment from his un - ing over from public ownership ment down there to be shipped cle Glen Waifer. This photo hangs on the wall of Dancer’s Camas Valley office of timber lands to privatization out to the island nation. he al - where wife Bonnie runs the books. and they were wondering how so shipped one machine from they could get to the steeper seattle. Pete had to sweat out timber. getting passports on the very With Pete’s close relation - last day but made the trip with ship with Thunderbird, the everything in one piece. New Zealanders had come along with actual logging, down to see his 255 and invited dancer went to New Zealand to him and seven other loggers to train new loggers into using their 1990 logging show. yarders on steep ground. The dancer and don Whitaker biggest challenge of that was both went back six months lat - despite the fact that everyone er and dancer secured a five- spoke english, New Zealanders year logging contract. With the usually had different terms for business climate and public different items and Pete had to lands policy shifting in the make sure they were talking Usa, Pete had decided to go about the same things. overseas. While moving equipment (Continued on Page 22) across oceans may have See “Dancer” 6 column inches $208 per issue * Order Online: !"#$%&'((%) +,- ,. / ,#( !+$ 1"% locknlube.com ,.#'%/0%. ,!$ 3*% (603) 795-2298 End Greasing Frustration 3 column inches $104 per issue ,#( !+$ 1"% ,.#'%/0%. ,!$ 3*% (603) 795-2298 21 21 6 1 0 2 y r a u r B e f d L r O W S r e g g O L UP NEAR GASSY CREEK, Dave Friesen (right) operates a Link Belt 240 shovel with Dancer If you recognize this… you need Logging’s Thunderbird PSY 200 in the background operated by one of Nick Weaver. these. CHECK US OUT Don’t just fi x it again, get the ONLINE permanent solution! 1500 Model www. loggers world www.prolenc.com Call 877.563.8899 or 250.563.8899 .com 22 22 Dancer (Continued from Page 20) 6 1 0 “They didn’t really have 2 y yarders over there to speak of,” r a u Pete said. “There wasn’t an un - r B derstanding of high lead logging e f so we had to train people that had never seen it.” d L r Working with the New O W Zealand government, Pete S r demonstrated that the work e g could be done to policy makers. g O one day, 110 people showed up L to his jobsite - bankers and politicians trying to understand what it was all about. dancer was also able to show that trees that were planted could be turned around quicker. a 16-year old tree had value to it, Pete said, and over there bankers had been shy to loan money to tree farmers because they thought it would be 25 years before they could make PETE AND BONNIE DANCER pose for this photo outside of their Camas Valley home. Bonnie has been keeping the books for 40 years. any money from it. The New Zealand government built roads two years ahead and return to the States yarder and logged old growth dancer Logging expanded to two rocked everything since the in 1995, the timber markets sales. logging sides by 2011 with the rainy climate would have turned in the United states had read - other mills wanted dancer to TsY 355 swing yarder side be - a normal logging road into soup. justed. dancer sold his 11 pieces log for them and they expanded ing ran by Pete Jr and a shovel in the five years overseas, Pete of machinery he had in New by getting TsY Thunderbird 255 side being ran by dancer’s would make trips back and forth Zealand and he returned back to and 355 swing yarders. They younger son scott. They also got to see family. his own family oregon. at first, Pete thought he moved into second growth tim - into the mill game, running a would visit him during the sum - wasn’t going to get back into log - ber as timber companies - after saw mill in Winchester for a few mer. ging. That changed when her - getting shut out of national y ears. The mill was ran by dancer’s oldest son, Pete Jr., bert Lumber out of riddle called forests - realized the potential. dancer’s youngest son eric who came to New Zealand in 1992 af - him and offered to sell him their “a lot of these lands were g raduated from oreg on state ter attending school at oregon company side. logged in the 1940s and 50s,” with a Masters in wood science. state University. he would stay Pete bought it to give his Pete said. “an d no w we’re back Pete said there was a sho rtage and work with his dad, getting boys an opportunity to work in out there. i ’ve logge d l and in the married in 1993 and then spent the woods and that’s what they 1970s and relogged it again with (Continued on Page 23) another two and a half years in wanted to do. 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Pete Jr., who is 42, has to go with it.” Thunderbird TsY 250 swing e f a lifesaver when the logging been logging since he was 19. dancer Logging’s base of op - yarder. scott has 22 years on the books d market slowed down around erations is its shop and office Pete considers himself blessed L r as a logger and eric has been go - O 2008. dancer was able to keep back in Camas Valley. Pete’s by god to have had the opportu - ing strong out in the woods since W people working at the mill when wife Bonnie has been the book - nity to work in an industry that S r work out in the woods dried up. transitioning from the mill. keeper for the past 40 years and e cares about stewardship of the g serving local mills and timber g they’re training daughter in law land. his company has adapted O companies, dancer Logging has L Out in the Woods today ashley to also hit the books. gone from being a couple hours through the years and with his dancer got out of the mill ross Van houten has been the from home on a good day when sons working with him to some - business, but has expanded their company mechanic for the past logging operations to three they were logging in the day take the operation over, Umpqua National forest to 11 years and has a good under - dancer Logging is going to be yarder sides and one shovel side. standing of all the computers With economy more stable, much closer jobsites while work - around for quite some time. that the new machinery has. dancer Logging has their Thun - ing for private landowners. if Pete needs some cutting, his derbird 355 side, a PsY 200 side “That’s the big change,” scott, and a Thunderbird TMY 45 side. who operates a self-leveling go-to guys are Brian Pachmayr LOGGERS WORLD While Pete has had trucks off Tiger Cat 855 said. “if we were and Jeremy Woodley. and on since the 1980s, he now less than two and half hours Two of Pete’s grandsons now has a steady fleet of three log from home back then that was work for the company and the VIDEO trucks and a lowboy truck for nice. it’s closer now and a 45- oldest grandson, ryan, is cur - moving machinery around. minute drive makes all the dif - rently going to oregon state to dancer said he could probably ference.” become a forester. he worked for expand to even more sides if he Pete said that the biggest key Lone rock when he isn’t in wanted to but a limiting factor for longevity in the timber indus - school, running a planting crew. in today’s timber industry is a try has been adaptability in dif - for their equipment needs, ferent market conditions. if labor force shortage. dancer Logging works with Tri - there’s one logger that can say “There’s just not enough ad Machinery out of eugene, ore. 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The purpose W as technology has intro - swers, heck you might get 21 is just to get a little more in - S For Loggers World r e duced new systems of logging, different answers. one logger formation and to make sure g g (EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a skycars, motorized slack - will swear by a 4 tuck west that there is not any one O L two-part series, as Brian will pullers, and new types of wire coast loggers eye, while the splice that should be eliminat - take a look at six eyes this rope, swaged, and power pack, next one will swear at it. ed from our bag of tricks. month and then another six eyes there has been a need to de - We decided to splice and These are tests of the eyes in the March Issue.) velop different methods of pull test the different types of strength when new and do not splicing an eye in the end of a eyes to help shed some light address the issue of how they raditionally the three cable. 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