Load Liner
I am not certain what function this has, but it would appear that the log trucks drive between to squeeze the logs tight when they lash them down. Feel free to correct me if they have some different function..
On the main land we call them load liners, the trucker would back his load of 2.44 metre (8') pulpwood between the drums to even the sides of the load before heading out on the public road. In Newfoundland they may have a different name for them. They have some interesting names for things for example the box of a pick up truck is called a "pan".
I enjoyed the pictures and commentary of your trip.
I am not certain what function this has, but it would appear that the log trucks drive between to squeeze the logs tight when they lash them down. Feel free to correct me if they have some different function..
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On the main land we call them load liners, the trucker would back his load of 2.44 metre (8') pulpwood between the drums to even the sides of the load before heading out on the public road. In Newfoundland they may have a different name for them. They have some interesting names for things for example the box of a pick up truck is called a "pan".
I enjoyed the pictures and commentary of your trip.