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“The introduction of the 1070G and 1170G wheeled harvesters provides our customers with even more powerful and innovative solutions,” said Sakari Suuriniemi, product marketing manager for John Deere.
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“In this new model, we have kept all of the benefits from the 550 model and added to it with, among other things, more wheels to optimize it especially for thinning work,” said Anders Gustafson, CEO of Eco Log Sweden AB.
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Steep slope harvesting with winch-assisted machines has been steadily increasing in Western Canada. Although this technique is still new here, winch systems with harvesters and forwarders have been used in Europe for more than 20 years
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Canadian Forest Industries shares some of the newest attachments working in Canada's forests that can help you do your job more efficiently and effectively.
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Log Max AB is a Swedish company that has been manufacturing and developing their product line for global markets since 1980.
First introduced to North America in 1992, Log Max now offer 14 different models of harvesting/ processing attachments. Each unit can be specifically equipped to tackle any forest application around the world.
Recently released the new products are the Log Mate 510 control system, the new Log Max 3000T, 4000T and 6000V head models and the new Saw 218/ 318 True Cut saw system.
For more information on the Log Max product line or to find a dealer nearest to you, please visit: www.logmax.com.
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Canadian Forest Industries has compiled the newest feller bunchers on the Canadian market.
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When 27-year-old Francis Brulotte sits in the cab of his brand new eight-wheel Komatsu 931XC harvester, his eyes light up. It’s the first 931XC model sold in Canada and “it’s a machine that really meets today’s market needs,” says Francis.
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Christian Leblond, the owner of Les Entreprises Forestières Gabchri, says it’s his son who makes him proud. Since his son joined the family business, Christian has literally rediscovered his trade. “I started logging with a horse and chainsaw. After five years, I finally bought a Massey-Harris 22 tractor and then a Valtra in 2006,” he say.
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“This new XT-5 Series represents the culmination of translating that entire input into feller bunchers which truly meet the needs of today’s demanding loggers,” said Mitsuhiro Utsumi, vice-president, forestry product marketing, Komatsu America.
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For a group of 20 or so loggers who make up JHL Forestry in northeastern Alberta, the job has several unique challenges, not the least of which is their diet: 90 per cent aspen.
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For years Richard Coyne contemplated purchasing a winch assist system for his small logging operation on Vancouver Island. A trip to New Zealand sealed the deal for him. “I’ve made a living out of steep slopes,” Coyne says. “Tethering was a natural progression for us.”
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January 16 – 18, 2019
Location: Vancouver, B.C.
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