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From their workshop in Wark, Northumberland, directors and co-owners Graham Johnston and Stephen Wills, along with their workforce, have designed and manufactured the FMS 575 ST stroke harvesting head. The company are also the sole UK agents for
Continue reading FMS, A Cut Above
Fraser Timber Harvesting is an Inverness based company working for West Fraser (Norbord). We are currently looking for a Self-Employed Forwarder Operator to join our small team working in Inverness area including the North of Scotland. Job Description- Operate a Valmet
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Rottne H8D is a small and versatile harvester with unique characteristics including exact tracking, swing arms on the wheels, variable transmission and automatic anti-spin. This makes it very easy-to-operate with minimum space requirements, providing the conditions for smooth
Continue reading Updated Rottne H8D Thinning Harvester
Kieron M Owen is one of the largest timber hauliers in the UK and he is currently looking for experienced lorry drivers due to an increasing workload You will be working from his base in Mid Wales, excellent
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This weeks Used Forestry equipment includes a Nokka 1502 drive trailer C/W Botex 570 single extension crane, Fuelwood Splitta 360, Moheda- S/H Moheda M91 Trailer With K35 Crane, Long Track Links, Coupling Joining Links for Wheelchains and Harvesters
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Jim Wilmer & Sons require experienced Chainsaw Operators to work in the Dumfries & Galloway and central Scotland districts. Large tree and Windblow qualification units required as well as valid +F first aid certification. For more information call
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Ponsse launches a completely modernised range of Scorpion harvesters, which meets all the requirements of forestry today. The new PONSSE Scorpion takes harvest productivity and ergonomics to the next level and sets a new standard for the operator’s
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Due to the ongoing uncertainties surrounding Covid 19 and after consultation with our sponsors, exhibitors and visitors, the Directors of APF 2021 have reluctantly taken the difficult decision to postpone the event for a further year. The revised
Continue reading APF 2021 – Postponed
New John Deere Harvester Heads; H423, H425 AND H425HD The H423 harvester head has been designed for thinnings and small-size trees. The more robust H425 and H425HD harvester heads are designed for final fellings and big trees.The new
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John Deere introduces the new six-wheel 768L-II Bogie Skidder, a true woodland warrior designed to conquer wet conditions and steep slope terrain. Incorporating the proven, durable features found on the John Deere L-II Skidder lineup, the new 768L-II
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This Pineridge Chippers feature was published in a previous issue of Forest Machine Magazine pre Covid 19 Forestry is a fascinating industry and it is always interesting to explore the different harvesting techniques used in other countries. This
Continue reading Pineridge Chippers with Andrew Peters
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About Forest Machine Magazine
We cover all aspects of the forest industry from ground preparation, road building, planting, harvesting, extraction, haulage, saw-milling, health and safety, through to the end product. We visit harvesting sites, contractors, hauliers, and timber processing plants to keep abreast of all the latest news and technology.
Spending most of my life in forestry has afforded me the opportunity to build up a network of highly experienced operators that I am able to call upon for trialling forestry equipment and accessories. Having this unique network of operators gives us the advantage of carrying out honest and unbiased trials in optimum conditions.
The professional magazine written by loggers for loggers and dedicated solely to the equipment used in forestry operations.
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