AU and NZ are cool for that

@@JoabeDutrayeah they have some of the coolest trucks in au and nz after America of course

Chile, Columbia..... also EU and US trucks.

The EU trucks are nicer to drive than the US ones by far

Some are cut to order for export, other good logs are random for sawmills and the smaller stuff may be random for chipping for Paper / Cardboard Mills.

We do cart longs aswell. Not much here in southern part of NZ but definitely in the north island part. If you can see at 13:50 that blue volvo truck only has a single packet on his trailer instead of the usual two. That truck is specifically designed to cart longs, so the truck and trailer combo converts to a semi truck kinda looking.

Yes they are

Appreciate the support bro 👍

For a 5 axle trailer we are permitted to go up to 58 tonnes

Best you stay at home

@@johnpugh920 Well, your advice is too late, I've already been to 34 countries on 5 continents.

Don't worry Peter pan lol it's sustainable here in beautiful GREEN NZ

Those original forests got cut down 100+ years ago with early European settlers and 500+ years ago with Māori arrival, all native forests are protected now. Plantation forests are sustainably managed and regulated.

@@thfmlymn4498 If you describe the industrial forests in New Zealand as sustainable, you also have to describe the soya fields in Brazil or the oil palm plantations in Indonesia as sustainable. Everywhere the original primeval forest has been cleared for this purpose. There is also almost nothing left of the original plants and animals in the industrial forests. In addition, almost all the rivers in the lowlands of New Zealand are so heavily polluted that it is not recommended to swim in them. There are some very beautiful, little-touched primeval forests in New Zealand, but these are only very small areas. But what works really well in New Zealand is tourism promotion.

Thank you

kw are new models made in australia

NZ vs Canada vs Finland. Fi runs 2 steer 2 drive. 5 axles on wheeler max weight 76 tons

Thanks

New zealand winter are opposite to America. Its dry here in summer. And winters it rains here alot. Only few places in south island get snow. Which is moderate to low

Better check the areas still in Native bush mate. Just as much erosion as plantation areas. When the water comes up from under the ground it doesn`t matter what`s growing on top. Look up mid slope failures, get properly informed sonny,,,,

@@SeeBird686 You're wrong and you know it.

@@SeeBird686 You are protecting being a nature killer...

Very sought after jobs. The immigration requirements are formidable and the licensing takes a couple of years of upgrades from a basic truck license. Same in Australia. Most contractors are owner operators and you would need $500k to invest.

@@TechnikMeister2 I understood. Thanks

Thank you

Most of these go to china and other overseas. As New Zealand is hardly 5 million

Yeah… there’s a lot profit for the private sector, to be sure. IDK… the trucks are cool, of course, but it just seems wrong to be stripping the hills and land as the industry does. There’s got to be a better way.

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Actually the forestry regrow in 30 year cycles, henceforth they are actually helping me environments, once tree's get to old they fall over and rot and release the same as normal. These are the most efficient forestry and milling systems in the world, it's actually the rest of the world don't replant.

@@warrenjohnknight.9831 Gracias forthat information. B.

Keep the logs coming.