Timber Haulage

SCA has, together with Scania, developed the world’s first electric timber truck with a capacity of 80 tonnes. SCA’s goal is to make the entire value chain fossil-free. “We have

Scania 560 More fuel-efficient, more comfortable and simply much more driveable than before. The new Super powertrain has made life easier for haulier Fermgruppen AB and driver Frida Lautin in

New Type of Vehicle Developed by Einride Gets NHTSA Approval to Operate on US Public Road Freight technology company Einride have just announced that it has received approval from the

Driver wanted for a wagon and drag timber lorry. Experience is preferred but consideration will be given to someone who is willing to learn. Work can be based in Forfar

A fellow journalist, Tero Nurmi from the Finnish forestry magazine Metsätrans-letti Oy, joined a group of Finnish timber hauliers on a five day whistle-stop tour of Scotland. The trip was

HGV operators can now use aerodynamic features and longer cabs to reduce fuel consumption and emissions More environmentally friendly heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) are allowed on Britain’s roads, thanks to

Local authorities and landowners across Scotland are being encouraged to work up their timber transport projects now so that they can be submitted to Scottish Forestry by midday on the

Woodland managers and landowners around Loch Carron and the north of Kyle of Lochalsh are being advised on new measures affecting Timber movement The new restrictions have been put in

EHC control’s are becoming more popular in high seat crane equipment EHC’s are becoming more common in truck cranes, for example, half of the Kesla cranes going to the Nordic

Black Bruin, a manufacturer of hydraulic motors, rotators and control systems, is launching a new load in-load rotator with 10 t lifting capacity. Their aim is to provide forest machine