Model WD

The Model WD was a type of Federal Motor Truck that was designed and released in 1918. It is a truck w/ trailer, but heavily built to the point where it can be considered a semi, as well. The Model WD was a logging truck, meant to lug the biggest logs in the most treacherous places, much like its cousin the Model WE. The Model WD is likely the basis on which its brother(the WE) was designed, but the WD seemed to be more successful in the end. The WD was a five to seven-ton model, appropriate for pulling 5 to seven-ton logs of the time.

History:
The Model WD was a definite model, but is still incredibly rare in modern times due to the age of such a truck and the specific job it was mostly used for. However, one example of its cousin the Model WE has survived, and can tell much of a story to this day. It is likely the original Model WDs were scrapped or reused into newer trucks after their heyday was over.

Trivia:

 * The Model WD pictured, strangely, has a full cab. However, the full cab can give an idea of just how big the log actually is. Sitting in the seat of one is like sitting atop the cab of a 90's F-250 Ford, and the cab would be going over that. The log in question is approximately 10-11 feet in diameter. The plank road is likely half a foot thick or more.