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Harvesting is a general term for cutting, processing, and extracting timber from stump to roadside ready for transporting to wood processing plants.
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Kesla introduces an all-new harvester crane and publishes cooperation with Malwa Forest AB Kesla, the leading independent manufacturer of harvester heads and forest machine cranes launches a completely new harvester
The Tigercat 570 harvesting head is now available with a fixed wrist for applications where positive control for felling and processing is required. The Tigercat 570 fixed head design combines
Tigercat continues to expand its line of grapple attachments for Tigercat shovel loggers. The new Tigercat BG13 is a large capacity bunching grapple suited to high production shovel logging operations.
Redesigned to better meet the needs of thinning How often when looking at the layout of the inside of a cab or skinning your knuckles trying to remove an awkwardly
Waratah Forestry Equipment’s new HTH618C Series-III provides increased productivity, simple servicing Waratah Forestry Equipment debuted the HTH618C Series-III – anew generation of its HTH618C harvester head built for increased productivity,
Ponsse launches excellent new products to improve productivity in sustainable harvesting. The new solutions have been developed together with customers, listening to their needs. The PONSSE Scorpion Giant harvester and
New Komatsu 845-1 forwarder offers high crane capacity,and maneuverability in rough terrain 12-metric-ton forwarder offers long reach with excellent lifting power and slewing torque Does your forestry operation need a
Tigercat builds the first model for cable logging operations. The new Tigercat 180 swing Yarder is purpose-built from the ground up. It combines the speed and stability of conventional Yarder
Rottne H8E – a new generation for stand-operating thinning Rottne Industri AB launches Rottne H8E – a significant upgrade of the popular predecessor Rottne H8D.The versatile harvester has been updated…
Scottish Forestry and the forestry sector have pulled together “magnificently” to tackle the Felling Permissions that were needed after the winter storms. Felling Permissions, which are a legal requirement for