Harvesting

The economic downturn is now also affecting the Austrian softwood roundwood market. This has led to falling prices and full storage yards at sawmills. Austrian Timber Demand-Due to the constantly…

Put a new operator in a modern harvester and the machine will often flatter them for an hour. Levelling cabs, smooth crane controls and measuring systems can make the first…

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…

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.…

Pip: Forest Machine Magazine covers the machines that work where roads give up — and this episode goes deep into one forwarder that apparently thrives where other manufacturers’ equipment fears…

Introducing the Rottne H13F, a cutting-edge mid-sized harvester designed to meet the demands of modern forestry operations. Rottne Industri introduces the new Rottne H13F – a harvester that steps into…

For most contractors, the decision sits on three things at once – the timber in front of you, the base machine behind the head, and the cost of keeping the…

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…

With the new WSK-5 hoisting winch carriage, Koller is setting new standards in forestry technology. Koller is setting new standards in forestry technology. The powerful 5-ton solution is already causing…