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Rigging Shack harder, than i did. as the crews can get around to doing Logging camps 3 it. all the hot logs are put into the hose people who think the (continued from Page 2) Loggers: river. tdays of logging camps are gone, oggers are loggers because by the river drive must have a flow ought to visit the nass river. at the the big pulp mill at Prince rupert. 2
golly they are loggers. it doesn't of logs that can be handled by the mouth of the nass, in iceberg bay, 1 no logs were dumped in the river L 0 2 on friday, Saturday, or Sunday. matter where or how, if they are in booming and rafting crews. no use is a logging camp. across the river the business of getting out logs they floating a lot more logs than they t they started putting hot logs on and upriver is the Portier Logging s share many things. can handle. as it is, the booming Company Camp. farther upstream U
Monday but not putting in any g finished most of the information crew can make four bundles at one decked logs. this all due to high wa - is the Skoglund Logging Company U ter. and pictures needed for the river time with their bundling machines. Camp. then next, on the south side A during the following days spent drive part of Loggers World and these bundles are fit into booms of the nass, is a camp for tower most of my time on the river with then spent a day visiting and watch - and then are towed to the big pulp Logging Company. farther up - budge and his crews. interesting ing the people that man the log mill at Prince rupert. stream, and all on the south side, is and very informative watching the dumps. Watched them dump trucks Jack kester is in charge of ice - the twin rivers kseaden Camp and
and put logs into the water. (from berg Camp and all of the booming next is the big main nass Camp. D way they handle the logs and their L iceberg bay to Monkley is about 12 and rafting activities. the first about 25 miles upstream from the R boats and machinery. O
budge is a good man to travel miles. from iceberg bay to van night we got into this country Jack nass Camp is one for Williamson W dyke is about a hundred miles. had a bunkhouse catch fire and Logging Co. another ten miles and s with. there are about a half a dozen R Monkley is the first log dump up - burn up. this meant about forty E different logging camps up and you come to one for a construction g stream of iceberg bay. van dyke is men had no beds. understand they g down this river. budge knows every company. go upstream another 25- O cook and cookhouse. three of the the last one. in between these two is were flown back and forth until a 30 miles and you come to the camp L camps, iceberg bay, kseaden and maybe a dozen places for dumping new bunkhouse could be moved in owned and operated by hal timber nass, belong to Colcel. the rest of logs, not all of them in operation at for them. also heard that this Limited. even then i don't think them belong to other logging opera - the present time.) there are some bunkhouse was the second one to that's all of them. Just all of them i tors who contract for them. big piles of logs sitting on the nass burn, and on the same location. the know about. While i'm banging around, my river bank waiting to be put into the third bunkhouse will be put in a dif - wife is back at camp doing the river. these will be fed in gradually ferent location. chores and spending most of her time working on the work that she brought from headquarters. al - though the work goes on, it is in a relaxing mood and atmosphere. Last Sunday we loaded up the ford and drove a hundred miles exploring, looking and wondering. fine coun - try. glad we could come and enjoy it. hope that you can one day! 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4 fire erupted in the Pike national way. it’s not a question of if our Summary Judgment.... forest west of the State’s second forests in the West are going to largest city, Colorado Springs, burn; it’s a matter of when.” it is Federal Forest Controversy forced the evacuation of portions of little wonder that the national 2
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A stroyed nearly 18,000 acres and 346 al laws to prevent forest manage - by William Perry Pendley homes-the most in Colorado histo - ment; in fact, days before the high ry-and killed two residents. Col - Park fire started, an idaho federal orado’s fires may have put the judge killed a forest thinning pro - State in the news, but it is not ject in response to the demands of
D alone. the Little bear fire (near environmental groups worried L t’s hot in colorado! it is not ers, the weeklong blaze ended only R the home of Smokey bear) in the about the Canadian lynx. O Ijust that summer began officially with the arrival of an early april
W Lincoln national forest in new recently the u.S. Court of ap - a little over a week ago. nor is it snow and cold temperatures. al - s Mexico swept across 38,000 acres peals for the ninth Circuit was R that last week denver, with an av - though state officials ended pre - E and destroyed 224 homes. Mean - asked to uphold the ruling of a g erage high temperature of 103.5 ¯ , scribed burns, Coloradoans were g while, forest fires burned in ari - Montana federal judge who rejected O hit the record of 105 ¯, twice! nor is fearful. L zona, Washington, and Wyoming. demands by environmental groups it that a drought, which began in then, on June 9, lightning struck the courage, dedication, and to stop a federal-state-local/public- the winter of 2011-2012 and lasted in the arapaho-roosevelt national tenacity of the firefighters, on the private forest health project under - through the spring, continues un - forest west of fort Collins; the ground and airborne, cannot be taken to prevent loss of human life abated. What makes Colorado so high Park fire was underway. a overstated: however, the ability of during catastrophic fires. at oral hot is that it appears to be burning month later, with only 85% contain - the u.S. forest Service to fight argument, one judge inquired, up. ment, the fire has blackened over these fires has been questioned. for “how many will die?” apparently Colorado’s 2012 “wildfire season” 87,000 acres, destroyed 257 homes example, foX news contributor not enough; the three-judge panel got a frighteningly earlystart with and killed one resident. Suddenly it Michelle Malkin, who was evacuat - reversed the decision because the a March blaze in the forested appeared that all of Colorado was ed from her Colorado home, derides plan did not provide enough elk foothills southwest of denver. ablaze: the Woodland heights fire the forest Service’s 2011 decision cover. today, in Colorado and the Caused by a controlled (“pre - near rocky Mountain national to cancel a contract for firefighting West, forests burn, homes are lost, scribed”) burn-in warm weather Park, the treasure fire near planes; later, the company shut and people die. and high winds-by the Colorado Leadville, the Stateline fire at the down. Congressman dan Lungren forest Service, which got out of new Mexico border, the Little Sand (r-Ca 3rd) condemned the action: control, the Lower north fork fire fire near durango, and the Weber “our aerial firefighting fleet is al - Mr. Pendley, a Wyoming forced the evacuation of 900 homes, fire near Mesa verde national ready seriously undercapitalized.” attorney, is President and Chief destroyed or damaged two dozen Park. Sadly, the worst was yet to Congressman Steve Pearce (r- Legal Officer of Mountain States homes, and killed three residents. come. nM 2nd) argues, “We just can’t Legal Foundation and a regular despite valiant efforts by firefight - on June 23, the Waldo Canyon keep managing our forests this c olum nist in Loggers World. EAGLE ® D7 DRUM CARRIAGE Rugged, Durable, Industrial Radio Equipment since 1946! EAGLE D7 Call DRUM CAR MARK III WHISTLE CONTROL r now in the 75 MHz band, get away from Today fo congested frequencies with a proven design a Demo! #4 CARRIAGE CONTROLS rugged radios that can control any manufacturer’s carriage from the ground or the yarder
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s of this writing, the residents life in and around the Colorado nation’s forest today. professional management of our na - U Aof Colorado are beginning to re- Springs area, there are major fires there are reasons the forests are tional forests. A enter the area near Colorado Springs burning throughout the Western burning beyond what the press will according to a recent document in an attempt to reclaim what is left States, wrecking havoc on report, perhaps not as sen - the uS house natural resources of the neighborhoods that were taken rural communities, and sational to the public, but committee obtained from the depart - from them during the peak of the consuming millions of nonetheless just as impor - ment of Justice, more than $15 mil -
acres of our nation’s feder - tant. We have federal lion has been paid in attorneys’ fees D Waldo Canyon fire. the fire con - L al forest lands. the politi - policies in place to help in more than 570 endangered R sumed over 17,000 acres of forest - O land, destroyed at least 346 homes, cally correct press reports protect the forests; the Species act cases in the last four W that the reasons behind Clean Water act (CWa), years. between 1989 and 2005, s caused the emergency evacuation of R the intense fires are such the endangered Species there were 949 federal lawsuits filed E 35,000 people and as of July 1 had g things as low humidity, be - act (eSa) and the bench - against the uS forest Service alone g cost the taxpayers over 8 million dol - O lars in suppression efforts. after see - low average rainfall, global mark national environ - as reported by the u.S. Chamber of L ing first-hand the dead and dying warming, and yes, even ar - mental Policy act (nePa). Commerce. Many of those cases in - forests in Colorado we, like other son, but after reading all are all well-intentioned volved nePa litigation, CWa litiga - press release after press policies promulgated by tion and eSa litigation. often dur - natural resource professionals, knew ALC EXEC. VP release, we havefailed to Congress to assist and ing litigation, a project is stalled or that it was a question of when, not if, Danny Dructor find any mention of the guide resource profession - shut down while litigation proceeds. those forests would burn. Hemphill, diseased and dying federal als in properly managing fire and insects do not pay atten - While the Walden Canyon fire Texas garners much of the media attention forests that have become the forests, but most are because of the huge economic impact the catalyst for the intense now being used in litiga - (continued on Page 7) and potential for loss of property and wildfires that we are seeing in our tion in federal courtrooms to obstruct See “As We See It” WRECKING LOGGING EQUIPMENT EXCAVATORS • CRAWLER TRACTORS • ROCK TRUCKS • LOADERS • GRADERS Parting Out Parting Out Parting Out Parting Out
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2 c/o Doris Dructor 4 ! I Included Events I I I I I I I I I I I I JULY/AUGUST 2012 Thursday’s Welcome Reception Saturday—Farewell Reception/Banquet Saturday—Full Membership Awards Luncheon Saturday—Full Membership Meeting Saturday—Ladies Tour, Coeur d’AleneLake Saturday—Loggers Breakfast Friday—President’s Reception & Banquet& Auction F Friday—President’s Reception & Banquet& Auction Friday—ALC Ladies Tour Friday—Loggers Breakfast Brunch Cruise Friday—Logging Tour & Technical Sessions— Includes Lunch "#$#%&'( $) riday—Lumberjack Show riday—Lumberjack √ √ I 27 7 As We See It agendas instead of the health of our 7 environment. (continued from Page 5) real reform in our environmental laws is needed to restore balance to
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LOG LOADERS litigation, or will the general public A 2001 Cat 325BFM, 13,900 hrs, 80% u/c, excellent cond., Avl.w/Cobra head...... $85,000 our national forests. the CWa, and the administration once again 2003 Cat 325C, 15,000 hrs., new u/c...... $115,000 eSa, and nePa regulations have all 2004 Cat 320C, Road builder, elev. cab, bucket & thumb, heel & grapple, 4500 hrs. .$145,000 forget about the need to properly 1999 Cat 330B, Jewell grapple, recent u/c, work orders...... $69,500 become tools to be used at the forest manage our nation’s forests simply 2001 Cat 330B, Pierce front...... $67,500 and taxpayers expense in the game because they are no longer newswor - 2000 JD 200, Jewell front, 13,000 hrs...... $52,500 that is being played between “non- thy? We intend to keep our focus on 2003 Link-Belt 290LX, Jewell front, 12,800 hrs., Jewell grapple...... $85,000 D 2002 Link-Belt 290LX, $55,000 profit” environmental organizations L
Pierce front, 11,800 hrs., no grapple ...... these issues because we care about R 2003 Link-Belt 370LX, Pierce grapple, 15,300 hrs., recent u/c...... $112,500 and liberal courtrooms who are more the health and sustainability of our O 2001 Link-Belt 4300Q, 12,000 hrs ...... POR than willing to interpret these well W 2004 Link-Belt 240, Pierce grapple, 15,300 hrs...... $70,000 forests and the communities that de - s intended laws as a means of manag - R
2007 Komatsu 220, 12,500 hrs...... $95,000 pend on those forests. E 1998 Case 9040, logger front, c/w hoe boom-stic-thumb & quick change & heel...... $40,000 ing our forests for their own political g g
1998 Case 9040B, $45,000 O Pierce front, good u/c, 17,500 hrs, w/ spare motor ...... the american Loggers Council is 2008 Madill 1800, 7,800 hrs, new u/c, good cond...... $159,500 L 2007 Doosan 300DX, new rails, 8,200 hrs., good cond., c/w 2 bar or 3 bar shoes..$112,500 a non-profit 501(c)(6) corporation 2002 Kobelco SK330, recent pump, 11,000 hrs...... $85,000 representing professional timber 2005 Kobelco SK 290, recent u/c and pump ...... $107,500 harvesters in 30 states across the 2001 Kobelco SK250, 10,000 hrs...... $62,500 1998 T-Bird 1234, 9,800 hrs...... $50,000 uS. for more information, visit 1998 T-Bird 1238 ...... $37,500 their web site at www.american - 1996 T-Bird 738, 9,600 hrs., good cond...... $49,500 loggers.org or contact their office DELIMBERS Clothing the 2005 Link-Belt 210, w/ 2004 Waratah 622B, 12,000 hrs., new pump, RB front ...... $124,500 at 409-625-0206. 2001 Cat 325BFM, w/2006 Cobra head, 2,500 hrs. & grapple 13,900 hrs...... $100,000 Working Man for 2000 Link-Belt 4300Q, w/ 2005 Waratah 624 super ...... $99,500 1999 Kobelco 300, w/ 2002 Waratah 624 Super...... $97,500 89 Years 2000 Komatsu 300, w/2004 Waratah 624 Super ...... $137,500 2003 Waratah 624 Super w/ color screen & controls...... $40,000 Wesco Caulk Boots, Redwing, 2001 Kobelco SK 210, w/2003 Waratah HTH 622, 13,000 hrs...... $54,900 Carolina, Carhartt, North Star WANTED 2006 Valmet EX10, w/ Valmet 370.2 head, Southfork boom, 5000 hrs...... $160,000 Alder, Maple, Douglas Fir, Cedar 2000 Prentice 620FB, $47,500 Gloves, Hickory Shirts, w/ Log Max 750 ...... Hemlock, Cottonwood 1999 Valmet 911C, w/ 965 head, w/ chains & track chains, comp. update...... $75,000 Logger “Riggin” Jeans and a 2010 JD 2454, w/ Pierce 3348, exl. cond. , 3,900 hrs ...... $325,000 Whole Lot More PULP LOGS 2005 Madill 1236, w/ DM4400, good cond...... $99,500 Land & Timber or Timber Only 2003 Cat 322C, w/ Pierce 3348, good cond...... $89,500 (360) 855-0395 Ray Lemmons • 360-430-7040 2004 JD 2554, w/ Pierce 3348, good cond...... $130,000 Paul Hadaller • 360-431-9661 2001 Link-Belt 3400Q, w/ DM 4400, 13,000 hrs., good cond...... $69,500 821 Metcalf, 1999 Hitachi 230-5, $37,500 P.O. Box 278, 20 Fibre Way, Longview, WA. w/ DM 3500 ...... Sedro Woolley, WA 98284 360-577-7112 2004 Madill 1236, w/ DM 4400, good cond...... $92,500 Office: 2000 T-Bird 1236, w/ DM 4400 ...... $60,000 1999 Danzco, w/ new motor, exl. cond...... P.O.R. 1999 Doosan 300, w/ Pierce 3345, good cond., 13,000 hrs...... $72,500 BUNCHERS 2005 Tigercat LX830, 23” hot saw, new u/c, 8000 hrs...... $179,500 2008 Tigercat LX870C, 23” 360º hot saw, 2,600 hrs...... $400,000 2005 Madill T2250B, 22” 360º Quadco, rblt pumps, recent, motor, u/c, cyl, tub...... $162,500 2006 Madill T1250, 22” 360º Madill saw, 2,800 hrs...... $150,000 2006 Madill 2250C, 360º Madill saw, recent repairs, new paint ...... $275,000 2007 Timbco 445EXL, 22” Quadco, 9,700 hrs...... $169,500 2005 Timbco 445EXL, 360 28” Quadco 2900, new motor, 10,000 hrs ...... $140,000 Positive grip means 2003 Timbco 445EXL, 9,600 hrs., 32” bar saw ...... $89,500 1996 Timbco 425B, 22” Quadco, new motor & new pump...... $45,000 less slippage and 1995 Timbco 445B, 22” Quadco ...... $45,000 more accurate 1990 Timbco 430, bar saw, new u/c, and pumps ...... $20,000 measurements. 2002 Cat 330BFM, 7,750 hrs., Risley rotosaw, good cond...... $130,000 1996 Cat 330FBM, updated Risley Rotosaw, 18,288 hrs...... $82,500 1996 Madill 3200FB, 22” Koehring saw, good cond...... $54,900
EXCAVATORS h 2000 Case 9030B, $30,000 w/ thumb...... t
SKIDDERS & DOZERS i 2001 Cat 517, swing boom, 5,600 hrs., new u/c, excellent cond...... $132,500 1993 Cat D5TSK ll, swing boom, 1 season on u/c, rblt. motor ...... $69,500 Harvester Head replacement tracks
1994 Cat D5H TSK ll, fixed boom w/ grapple & winch, 11,400 hrs...... $42,500 w 1990 Cat D4H TSK, fixed boom w/ grapple & winch, new u/c, 12,300 hrs...... $40,000 2003 JD 748G III, 12,000 hrs., dual function, bunching grapple, 80% rubber...... $65,000 Uniform feed improves 2006 Cat 525B, fixed boom, w/ winch, good rubber ...... $69,500 log appearance with 1994 JD 548E, w/ winch, bunching grapple, 2,000 hrs, rblt motor ...... $27,500 cleaner footprint. Mountain Logger ML150, w/ winch & brush rake, good rubber & chains...... $15,000 1989 Cat D6D, w/ winch and arch, new u/c ...... $40,000 1999 Cat D8N, 11,000 hrs., w/ MS ripper, good u/c...... $99,500 1998 Cat D3C lll, 3,000 hrs., w/ winch...... $42,500 Komatsu D65E, w/ boom & grapple, good u/c ...... $29,500 YARDERS & SWING YARDERS T-Bird TTY 70, Detroit 8V92...... POR T-Bird TSY 255, Cat power, good cond...... POR T-Bird TSY 6140, 50’ boom...... POR Madill 172, POR Low hrs...... Open link concept allows T-Bird TY 90, T100, 7 guyline, trl., Cummins KTA 1150 ...... $225,000 T-Bird TY 90, T 90, 7 guyline, self prop., rblt trans., 6,000 hrs., KTA 1150...... $225,000 bark to pass through Diamond D210, good cond...... $249,500 eliminating roller plugging. Tree Track’s Harvester Head replacement Skagit 717SY, 5800 L-B u/c, Detroit 60 Series power, 50’ boom, 3 guy lines...... POR tracks offer superior performance by design. JD 992, w/2 Pullmasters ...... $80,000 Our aggressive in-line tooth design MOTORIZED CARRIAGES delivers a more uniform grip that greatly reduces Acme 20, good cond., shackle passer, w/ support ...... $25,000 2 Eagle Claw Grapple Cars, w/ cameras, new cond...... POR log slip. Less slippage means greater measur- ROCK CRUSHER ing accuracy and less time spent re-measuring. 2010 Terex Pergson XA400, 26 X44 jaw, premier trax, 2,500 hrs., Cat C-9 power, exl. Tree Tracks Replacement Tracks are available for cond...... $320,000 150, 500, 750, 800 and 1000 series KETO® More equipment & trucks available Harvester Heads.
Contact: Kevin Zender (360) 319-7973 276-EAST SR4 Tree Tracks manufactures after market replacement tracks i Rod Hansen (360) 520-6849 Cathlamet, WA 98612 for KETO® Brand Timber Harvesting Machine or email: [email protected] [email protected] PhoneCALL (360)TODAY 795-8846! KETO® is a registered trademark of KONE-KETONEN OY • 0 which has no affiliation with Tree Tracks. www.zenderequipment.com • Everson, WA Mobile (360) 957-644 n Circle 32 on inquiry Card – Pg. 24 n Circle 33 on inquiry Card – Pg. 24 8
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by Mike crouse
uilding a business is a relentless task and an endless drive towards in - Bdependence in the reality of an ever changing marketplace. there are many measures of success. While building his business, tom Mahon main - tained perspective both in building that business while passing on those work habits and values on to future generations through example, and shared experience, while encouraging his offspring’s independence in finding their own path in life. the Mahon family came out west, settling in Mahonville (now known as buena vista) Colorado in the 1850-60 time span. tom’s father Joe Mahon MARK AND JOE MAHON both started working in the woods was born in Ladville, Colorado in 1912, and eventually worked as a logger in helping their father Tom from an early age, learning logging and idaho, and lost his life to a logging accident at the age of 47. a solid work ethic, before heading off to college then each re - his son tom was returning home from the navy, “...and on my way home turned to log full time and essentially run the company in 1997. They described today’s company as a good combination: “youth (continued on Page 9) for enthusiasm, and the wisdom to keep it all in check.” See “Tom Mahon Logging ”
2006 CAT 525C,S/Fboom,fullrota- -on grapple, winch, good 30.5x32 -res, cab, AC, 7,236 hours....$82,500 LeTOURNEAU LOG STACKER,60-ton cap, 4X4, 12.7 liter Detroit Series 60, 1981 CAT D6D excellent -res, very clean, good his- ,verygoodUC,angle tory, from major pipeline job....CALL blade, twin -lts, winch, sweeps, screens, rock guards, OROPS, power shi , shows 5,026 hrs, nice!.$42,500
1998 TIMBERJACK 460,D/Fgrapple, winch, 24.5x32 -res, cab, 6BT Cum- mins, approx. 174 hp, low hour transmission, recent trade, good unit for age, 11,198 hours....$35,500 1997 TIMBERJACK 460,D/Fgrapple, winch, 24.5x32 -res, cab, 6BT Cum- 1997 KW T800 LOG TRUCK,CAT 1979 CAT D6D, choice of AB w/twin mins, apprx. 174 hp, low hour trans, 3406E, 475 hp, jake, 18 sp, DT461P -lt or SB w/-lt, very good UC, grap- recent trade, 14,065 hrs...... $33,500 2sp, 46,000 lb. rears, KW 8 bag, 220” ple, recent finals & main bearings WB, 120 gal. fuel tank, twin cleaners w/o paperwork, good, clean D6D, & stacks, 11R24.5, alloy wheels, air 6,865 hrs...... $36,500 seat, AM/FM, AC, good brakes & drums. 600,786 miles. Approx. 230,000 on rebuilt engine. 1967 PEERLESS,airscales,8’6”bunks,60” stakes...... $42,500 The Swiroll 108” BRUSH RAKE for D5M/N....Call JONES BRUSH,fromLB330LX, Spherical Hydraulic Joint 60”Wx63H, w/pins, used on one job, 2008 KOBELCO SK210 LC,Acera this is a heavy duty rake!...... $7,500 The Swiroll enables hoses to Mark 8, Tier III, HPF hyd thumb, 42” YOUNG BRUSH RAKE,fromCAT bkt, 32” pads, climate control, 1,829 D7E, approx. 9’ wide, 6’ tall, (8) 29” 1988 DRESSER TD20G,S/Uw/-lt, INDIVIDUALLY swivel on both sides of hrs, 1 operator, consigned, very teeth, good heavy duty rake..$3,500 sweeps & screens, carco G80PS nice...... $116,500 winch, rock guards, new paint, Cum- the joint, allowing freedom of mins, 2-speed steering...... $29,500 movement with no torsion. Will fit most harvesting heads E Q U I P M E N T
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Tom Mahon Logging lived in Council, and i came up here morning on the brush crew for boise Mahon explained, before advancing 9 for the night in ‘65,” he laughed. “i Cascade, part of their company log - to a position driving log trucks for a (continued from Page 8) was going to stay the night.” but op - ging crew,” and a new career. couple of years. “that’s what you did portunity presented itself. “uncle “then i was hooking tongs a cou - then, it was all about dollars. truck 2
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JEFF bust our butt to get as many logs as L MiLLER, who we could.” has run their jammer (tong tosser) since join - Independent ing the crew in ‘97, and a veter - businessman an of 32 seasons, running ma - n 1969 he took the plunge and chines most of that time, and on Iwent into business for himself. “i tong tossers the past 14-16 bought a 1961 West Coast,” Mahon years. “it’s all right,” he said said with a smile, “one of the last of smiling, “like fishing every that (brand) of truck that was made. day!” They have this ‘94 Cat i bought it from Woody Clark at 320A with Jewell tong tossing Woodpecker truck for $2,000 down, package that has 25,000 hours ‘because that’s what i had,’” he said on it and is still running strong. laughing. “he gave us credit for fuel, “it’s on its second engine, third and gave us a set of drive tires for undercarriage, second set of $750.00,” and Mahon was in busi - pumps,” noted Miller adding, ness at last. he kept busy, hauling “its pretty well been rebuilt and the booms been re-bushed.” (continued on Page 10) See “ Mahon Logging ” Great Buys Delimbers 2006 Kawasaki 70TMV-2 Skidders Free Ball Cap Wheel Loader Link-Belt 2800Delimbers CII Telescoping Log Loaderswith tool carri- 2011Road Tigercat Builders 620D, grapple, Delimber, er, hyd quich attach, 3.5 yd. consignment,, Denharco 4400 work- rental fleet, Prineville, T-Bird 1236 $18,000 bucket,T-Bird 1236 low, Denharco hour rental4400 fleet T-Bird 1236, Denharco 4400 ing, Portlandmonoboom, . 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360-736-1336 For Information Calls & Orders from Washington 800-822-2808 SHOP & SUPPLY INC. For Out of State Orders Centralia, Washington www.madsens1.com www.triadmachinery.com n Circle 28 on inquiry Card – Pg. 24 n Circle 29 on inquiry Card – Pg. 24 10 10 Mahon Logging a Cat 955h crawler. “We skidded and loaded with it, and we cut it (continued from Page 9) ourselves,” Mahon said. “i didn’t hire any help, not for a long time,”
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THE LOGGiNG brain trust of Tom Mahon Logging, inc. from the left: Sandy and Mark Mahon, Judy and Tom Mahan, then far right Joe and Kim Mahon. The Mark and Joe have run the day to day operations the past 15 years, with Tom serving as chief counsel, taking care of the trucks, and building roads with their Cat D8 when needed.
TONY NiCHOLS is a fourth genera - tion logger who primarily runs a Cat 320C loader for Mahons the DALE SCOTT is Mahon’s timber past two months. He’s started his faller, and a veteran of 27 seasons, career at 12 working for his fa - the past two with Mahons. He cuts ther’s company Carl Nichols Log - with a Stihl MS660 with Stihl bar ging, until they pulled out a few and Oregon chain. “i hooked 2 1/2 months ago. “i’ve operated feller years then went to cutting,” Scott buncher, stroker, dangle head but said. mostly loader,” he said.
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O “it was an opportunity,” Mahon L explained. “bob (his brother) had al - ready gone to the (oregon) coast as a skyline logger. i went and watched it, and decided to get into it.” the company also incorporated in ‘82 and Mahon purchased a Skagit SJ4 with a Christie carriage, picked it up in elgin, and “...got it up on the job, the timber had been cut, ar - JC TuCKER is half the brush ranged in corridors, but i didn’t crew for Mahon Logging, seen above setting the tongs, which is why their position is hooker. Tucker’s been logging the past three years, and is a third gen - eration logger. Each of the Ma - hon crew has a two-way radio, MARCuS LuCAS is about to set the tongs on this tree. He’s logged so all hands can communicate the past three years, all for Mahon, and is a second generation log - with one another. He also op - ger, working mostly in the brush but has run skidder as well. erates their skidder. know a thing about making it (the i’d learned. bob was the main driver SJ4) work,” so he found someone on that. even today if we have a that did. “old don harvey (he was technical question on rigging we go an experienced operator Mahon to bob.” knew) got on it, throttled it up, that summer some future crew swung it back and forth and said it entered the woods in the form of was great and he just took right off Mahon’s oldest son Joe. “i remember on it.” this was the first time Ma - the very first job,” Joe Mahon said. hon had a crew, “...and i felt lucky “i was 13 at the time and i didn’t to have him.” know anything. i just unhooked the “i was the hook and a brush guy,” chokers ... ahh ha!” Mahon explained, “... part of a they upgraded yarders to a Link- three-man crew including myself, belt 98 in 1985, along with a Mini- don and bob. i’d worked with him (bob) on the koller in the spring on (continued on Page 13) two different years and that’s where See “ Mahon Logging ”
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Mahon Logging started in the woods, “...when i was with the kids,” he said of their three ging was a means to the end with no 13 in the fourth grade,” he said smil - offspring. “all are college grads and long term expectations they should (continued from Page 12) ing. “We never worked for anybody all have done well.” follow their father’s path. else; no haying or mowing lawns, we following high school, Joe Ma -
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always worked (and learned) in the Career paths hon, “...wanted to be an aerospace 1 an accumulator that worked the 0 woods.” engineer” but discovered, “...i liked 2 oth Mahon sons noted that clamps. “We were logging then,” “they (Joe and Mark) caught on the mechanical engineering.” t
growing up they were encour - s said Joe Mahon who worked every B very quickly on everything we did,” aged to work hard, think indepen - “about my junior year,” Joe ex - U summer, “...and turned out to be an g father tom Mahon said, and over dently, go to college and follow their excellent landing man during those (continued on Page 14) U time their on the ground education own interests, find those things in A years,” tom Mahon noted. “then continued. “We’ve been pretty lucky life that most interested them. Log - See “ Mahon Logging ” he’d go back to school in the fall and was always hard to replace.” Mark Mahon, the younger son, D L R O W s R E g g O L
ROY MOCBAY was grading the log - ging road for Mahons, explained he’d been logging “...since i was about six. i worked in the woods in the summer time and such, piling brush when i was in grade school, then went in the Navy for two COLiN REiD drives Mahon’s ‘08 Kenworth T800 with a 550 Cummins engine and an Alpine Trailer. years, and been here ever since. “i’ve been at this (logging) since i was about 14,” he smiled. “i lived here for about 20 some years, He laughed when explaining he’d moved away, stayed in the logging business and finally made my way back.” He’s driven for Mahons joined Mahons after retiring five or “four or five different years.” This is his only load for the day, heading to Elgin 4 1/2 hours away. six years ago.
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Mahon Logging hospital, which brought Mark back Mark changed majors again in and they purchased a home in 15 home to fill dad’s shoes. “i was real - ‘93, “...because i can hire an accoun - Council in ‘96, coming to work for (continued from Page 14) ly the boss, because dad was in the tant,” finally transferring to the the company after graduation “...ba - hospital.” fortunately all that on university of idaho (Moscow) in ‘94, sically as the woods boss in charge me. at that point knew i’d log,” Ma - 2
the ground training as he grew up “...finally graduated with a bS in of the crew, the saws, trucks, crews, 1 hon explained. “dad said he could 0
paid off. “i was in charge, flagging forest Products with an emphasis landings.” 2 teach me that but i could learn corridors, and overseeing the day to in timber harvesting,” in ‘97. “i’d go t about business, so transferred to s
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operations with the company not school, doing that for three years. A snag and injured, putting him in the missing a beat. he married his wife Sandy in ‘95 See “ Mahon Logging ” D L R O W s R E g g O L
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Mahon Logging bear. power,” which he explained has Mark explained, when they’d run 17 Since the early 90s Mark ex - served everyone very well. it’s ground operations. (continued from Page 15) plained, “i kept track of production served as a good balance, “youth for Soon after they subcontracted The new generation records and costs, just as a part of enthusiasm, and (tom’s) wisdom to cutting on a job with Jerry ikola’s 2
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upon Joe’s return, “... we got ing.” they ran a single tower side at we bought our own,” a timbco 425C U fit in really well,” said Mark. “dad mechanization at the landing,” this point. with a timbco bar saw. that in turn g hadn’t encouraged us,” then added, U
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STARTiNG YOuNG is Joe Mahon in front of his dad Tom’s first log truck, a ‘61 West Coast internation - al he’d bought for $2,000 down, “...because that’s what i had,” Tom explained.
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designated buffer zones of protected ter for biological diversity argue the 19 forest where murrelet activity is de - logging in dispute violates the federal LOggINg cOUNtRy tected and curtailed logging schedules endangered Species act because it during the april-to-September nesting would destroy marbled murrelet habi - 2
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FORCE TO BLACK 20 20 Roundup quired in-woods inventory; meeting toward forest management has pitted verting them to trails and treating nox - logging contractors’ weekly log stocks conservation groups against each oth - ious weeds. its planning involved peo - (continued from Page 19) uplift requirements; providing online er. ple and groups that have a stake in the real-time production and delivery in - u.S. district Judge donald Molloy forest, including governments, conser - Logistics (itL), an independent consor - 2 ruled Wednesday that the u.S. forest vationists, industry and communities.
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0 tium . . . to establish and evaluate a Service’s 2,038-acre Colt Summit Pro - four conservation groups - friends
2 all contractors and company staff in start-up scale central dispatch service ject near Seeley Lake passes muster of the Wild Swan, the alliance for the t the use of , the on-line information sys - s [incorporating] a cross-section of the except in one area: the agency did not Wild rockies, Montana ecosystems
U tems and in-truck remote data participating companies, mills, and adequately analyze the project’s cumu - defense Council and native ecosys - g recorders.” for more information, con -
U contract harvesting locations” in north - lative effects on lynx habitat. the tems Council - are suing to stop the
A tact itL at 208-883-4488 or nwman - ern idaho. judge sent that portion of the proposal project, saying it would harm lynx, [email protected]. “itL’s primary focus will be on: back to the forest Service for further bear and trout habitat. - FrA Bulletin maximizing the loaded running miles consideration. but in a break from similar lawsuits of all participating trucking contrac - All sides claim victory in the project has received federal in the past, other conservationists such tors month-to-month; increasing the logging lawsuit ruling funding as part of the 1.5-million-acre as the Wilderness Society and the
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knocked down most of the plaintiffs’ analysis and moving forward.” g claims and said the forest Service the Wilderness Society also called U properly studied the project’s effects on the ruling a victory for the project be - A lynx and grizzly bears. the exception cause Molloy upheld “their most signif - was the claim that the Colt Summit icant argument,” that the project Project analysis violated the national would not harm lynx, grizzly bears and environmental Policy act by not study - bull trout.
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