Logging
West Virginia's Last Logging Railroad -the Meadow River Lumber Company
Complete history of West Virginia's largest logging railroad which was also its last, operating 1912-1972. It operated Shay, Heisler, and Climax geared steam locomotives and in the last 15 years also had diesels.
West Virginia Logging Railroads
Chronicles the waning years of the logging industry and the equipment and operations of the railroads that served it. From the late 1800s through the 1950s, West Virginia was one of the nations largest producers of lumber.
Competition Car Data Logging : A Practical Handbook
Data logging has become an essential tool for professional racing teams in all forms of motorsport who are trying to get the maximum potential from the engine, chassis, and the driver.
Shay Logging Locomotive at Cass, West Virginia, 1901-1960
Here's the complete history of every geared steam locomotive used by lumber companies that operated the logging railroad out of Cass, WV. It is said to be one of the largest lumbering operations in West Virginia and the eastern part of the U.S.
Northern Industrial Logging Tool with Aluminum Handle — 5-Ft. Cant Hook
Designed to handle and maneuver logs, cants and beams around the sawmill. Aluminum handle makes tool stronger and more durable than traditional wood-handled cant hooks. Heat-treated, zinc-plated hook. Textured rubber grip for added comfort and gripping power.
Northern Industrial Logging Tool with Aluminum Handle — 6 1/2-Ft. Cant Hook
Designed to handle and maneuver logs, cants and beams around the sawmill. Aluminum handle makes tool stronger and more durable than traditional wood-handled cant hooks. Heat-treated, zinc-plated hook. Textured rubber grip for added comfort and gripping power.