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What was the name given to the low cartsand without sides and used for hauling lods and wool bales and other heavy loads though the bush?
I Think The Answer For The Name Given To The Low Carts,Without Sides, Used For Hauling Logs, Wool Bales And Other Loads Through The Bush Is Drays
What work they do lumberjack?
the main works of lumberjacks is logging. it involves cutting of trees, cutting the main logs , hauling the logs to the landing ground
What a good sentence using the word arduous?
Hauling big logs across the prairie was a very arduous task.
What is the best Chevrolet truck for transporting logs?
The Chevrolet Siverado 2500 series or 3500 series would be the best for hauling logs. You will want to have the dually wheel option to provide extra pulling power. Or you can get the flatbed option for more space to stack the logs.
How did early people make a wheel and axle for their carts?
They put logs under neath the object that they wanted to carry and rolled it across.
What is the number of wall logs required to construct a 60 inch high triangular log crib given the diameter of logs equals 15 inches?
4 logs
How high can the load be on a dump truck?
The load must be securely within the bed. If you're hauling logs, a little bit over the bed walls is acceptable. For stock material and asphalt, it is not.
How did people make billy carts in the old days?
In the old days, people made billy carts using simple materials and tools. They typically fashioned a wooden frame from planks or logs, attaching wheels made from wood or metal for mobility. The carts were often assembled with nails, screws, or rope, and some even incorporated a rudimentary steering mechanism. Children would then decorate their carts with paint or personal touches, making each one unique for racing or transporting goods.
Can a log cabin be moved?
Yes, a log cabin could be taken apart and moved fairly easily. It was a matter of breaking out the mud packing and hauling the logs to the new location. They could then be re-stacked and re-packed.
What are horses used for recently?
They are most commonly used for showing and pleasure riding. They are also used for racing, therapy, police work, and in some places they are still used for plowing, hauling logs and other work like they used to.
How can you stop rifle bulletts with logs?
Many materials have been used to build fortifications that are softer than a metal bullet- logs, bags of sand, bags of corn meal- and during the American Civil War, bales of cotton were used as makeshift "armor" on river boats. The key will be having a thick enough layer of material to catch and slow the bullets. Depending on the material, that may be a VERY thick layer!
How are rotting logs similar to burning logs?
They both r logs
