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Kesla Introduces the New BB360 Continuous Rotator for Harvester Heads Kesla expands its range of accessories for harvester heads by introducing the new Kesla BB360 rotator, enabling unlimited rotation without…
Correctly pricing standing timber as a merchant, sawmill, or contractor is crucial for the work to be a financial success. We examine some of the factors you should consider before…
TMK Machinery Oy has acquired Metallikoneistamo Piippo Oy’s Piippo Hydraulic business TMK Machinery Oy, a manufacturer of contracting attachments based in Hankasalmi, has acquired the Piippo Hydraulic business from Metallikoneistamo…
Tigercat Industries releases new a series of lighter weight, compact track carriers. The latest additions to the Tigercat lineup, the Tigercat H820 harvester and the Tigercat 820 feller buncher, stand…
AirForestry’s 20-Foot Drone Harvests Trees From Above Without Touching the Ground Photo; AirForestry AirForestry’s innovative electric drone has successfully completed an entire harvest cycle in an operational forest. This significant…
Digital tracking can transform how we trace timber through the value chain. The DigForeTrace project explored the feasibility of tracking individual logs from the growing site to the processing plant.…
Ponsse’s new DH7 harvester head for eucalyptus plantations Ponsse is expanding its selection of harvester heads. Their new PONSSE DH7 harvester head is designed for the demanding harvesting of eucalyptus…
A harvester stopped at the stump is not just an inconvenience. It is lost production, a waiting forwarder, a haulage plan slipping by the hour and a contractor still carrying…
A near miss in the wood rarely comes down to one dramatic failure. More often it starts with something ordinary – a machine parked on poor ground, a radio check…
Eco Log G-series harvesters offer improved operational reliability with the Eco Log D7 Wireless System. Say goodbye to the hassles of unexpected downtime caused by cable breaks that can occur…