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December 19, 2018 |
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Sitting side by side at the John Deere demo site in Illinois, the brand-new 748L-II grapple skidder and its predecessor, the 748L, are nearly identical. But a closer look at the interior reveals the three years of product development that went into the L-II models.
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The undercarriage of tracked heavy equipment consists of many moving components that need to be maintained in order for them to function properly. By following these five tips, you can get better performance and life out of your log loader’s steel track undercarriage.
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CFI has a rundown of the newest kiln technology for drying Canadian lumber in 2018.
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Portable Rotary Debarker is available either diesel or electric powered, up to 30' long module with a capacity of debarking any log species. Log length up to 12ft and up to 30: diameter. In ideal condition it can produce up to 50 GCMT/HR with less the 1% bark content.
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After months of survey fieldwork and analysis published on our website weekly as survey snippets and regional reports, we’ve released the complete 50-page 2018 CFI Contractor Survey digital report.
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Creole Dufour and his younger brother Easten run their own steep slope logging operation called Essential Evergreen in the Monashee Mountains near Lumby, B.C. Their work includes many high-risk steep and conventional blocks, which is where the new Timbermax Traction-Winch enters the picture.
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The curtailment extension and reduction in operating hours is expected to reduce Canfor’s production output by an additional 55 million board feet in Q1 2019.
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For six years now, CFI has showcased the achievements and potential of young forestry leaders in our Top 10 Under 40. Each week we are featuring one of 2018's winners. This week, we introduce our readers to Kate Lindsay, vice-president of sustainability and environmental partnerships, Forest Products Association of Canada, Ottawa.
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January 16 – 18, 2019
Location: Vancouver, B.C.
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January 22 – 24, 2019
Location: Prince George, B.C.
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January 30 – February 1, 2019
Location: Victoria, B.C.
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