Written by loggers for loggers
Kesla, the leading independent manufacturer of harvester head strengthens its position byintroducing the new RH-III range.The all-new 24RH-III and 26RH-III heads into the best-seller class The KESLA 26RH-III harvester head
Cory Schlitter, the founder and owner of Schlitter Logging, was born and raised in Dubuque Iowa and logs throughout the Midwest tri-state area. Dubuque is on the junction of the
Northern Ireland Minister of State for Land Use and Biodiversity at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM), Pippa Hackett, was told that forestry is a dirty word,
Forest Machine Magazine visits Kielder forest to catch up with Stu Liddle of Liddle Forestry who has a team of chainsaw operators working in the North East and Scottish Borders.
Pfanzelt Maschinenbau GmbH has opened a new exhibition hall and test track at their plant in Rettenbach in the Allgäu region of Germany. For over a year no fairs and
BaSt-Ing GmbH is an innovative forestry company from Bavaria, Germany represented in the UK by Clark Engineering of Parkgate, Dumfries Starting with a simple product, the company eventually grew and
STIHL CHAINSAW WINS TOP AWARD FOR MAGNESIUM PISTON TECHNOLOGY The STIHL MS 400 C-M, the world’s first chainsaw with magnesium piston technology, has been recognised by the International Magnesium
When harvesting in rough forests, an operator can face several challenges. For example, trees that need to be cut from two directions, root flares that are too wide for the
The Keto-150 Karate harvesting head been developed as a multifunction harvester head suitable for treating large trees in mountain forests for 14 – 15 ton base machines. Wide opening grippers
Offering the highest levels of safety for arborists and tree surgeons, STIHL has launched its first multi-norm helmet, the X-Climb. Designed for use on the ground as well as climbing,