Total Expense of Hauling 128,420 Board Feet of Logs

Investment:
Chassis$4,900.00
Trailer700.00
Total Investment $5,600.00

Variable Charges

Gasoline, 284 gallons @ $.19$53.96
Oil, 3 gallons @ $.601.80
Oil, 201⁄2 gallons @ $.459.23
Tires, $.071⁄2 per mile on 615 miles46.12
Incidentals7.43
Total variable charges$118.54
Depreciation (based on 15% per annum on $5,600, less $560, the cost of the tires, or $5,040.00)$1.349
Interest on amortized value at 7%.63
Storage, $5.00 a month.20
Driver @ $4.00 a day4.00
Total fixed charges$6.179
Total variable charges$118.54
Total fixed charges at $6.179 a day for 11 days67.97
Total cost$186.51

128,420 board feet of logs @ $186.51, or $1.44 per 1000 feet.

Following is a recapitulation of the work performed by a 5-ton logging truck, Jan. 20 to Jan. 31, 1916, inclusive. The logs were hauled from O’Neill’s Camp on the Bothell-Everett road 71⁄2 miles and dumped into Lake Washington at Bothell.

DateTripsMileageNo. Ft. HauledGas UsedOil Used
1/20/1646010,768302.25
1/21/1646011,888242.25
1/22/1646011,707302.25
1/23/16 Did not haul. Roads in bad condition.
1/24/164608,894342.25
1/25/162305,20016[2]1.00
1/26/1646016,174292.25
1/27/1646011,276252.25
1/28/1646015,514262.25
1/29/1646015,511312.25
1/30/163459,15220[3]2.25
1/31/1646012,336192.25
Total41615128,42028423.50