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From knowlouisiana.org: This 1919 Clyde Rehaul skidder, the last surviving machine of…

From knowlouisiana.org: This 1919 Clyde Rehaul skidder, the last surviving machine of its kind in the world, exists today at Long Leaf without its booms. Enough booms are present on the…

Originally published: December 2, 2015 at 12:28 PM CST

Photograph from the Facebook post “From knowlouisiana.org: This 1919 Clyde Rehaul skidder, the last surviving machine of…” — From knowlouisiana.org: This 1919 Clyde Rehaul skidder, the last surviving machine of its kind in the world, exists today at Long Leaf without its booms. Enough booms are present on the site to enable a complete reconstruction. Courtesy of Southern Forest Heritage Museum, Photo by Everett Lueck.

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From knowlouisiana.org: This 1919 Clyde Rehaul skidder, the last surviving machine of its kind in the world, exists today at Long Leaf without its booms. Enough booms are present on the site to enable a complete reconstruction. Courtesy of Southern Forest Heritage Museum, Photo by Everett Lueck.