32/37 This has proved to be a very economical use of power and plant. In the background is a completed raft; in the foreground a cradle in which a raft is being built.] Another method of traction where the woodland is open enough is with a traction engine. The ones employed have sixty to one hundred horse power. The great logs may be placed on wood rollers, as a house is when moved, or the logs may be hauled in on a low truck with broad wheels. The "tractor" hauls the log direct to the railway if the distance is not too great. |