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March 15, 2019 |
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Daniel Mattey’s family business started with a fleet of horses, not a fleet of machines. So, 62 years later, he couldn’t quite believe what he was seeing: his son, Danny Mattey, and grandson, Dan Mattey, firing up a John Deere 690 with an HTH20T Waratah processing head.
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In the Rouge-Matawin wildlife preserve, a crew of young foresters is busy at work. An operator in a new six-wheeled Tigercat 635G skidder hauls a heavy load of tree-length wood through swampy and steep terrain.
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Canadian Forest Industries takes a look at the newest attachments working in Canada's forests.
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For the Plourde brothers in New Brunswick, small is the best model for them to efficiently run their contracting businesses.
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Made of Hardox Steel, this shear attachment provides a 360° rotation, which gives operators more reach and access to the trees and reduces repositioning of machines.
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Canadian Forest Industries shares the latest grapples for the forestry industry.
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“With the AFM 35 stroke harvester head, you can efficiently fell 40-foot trees as well as handle small stems. It’s the best of both worlds,” Gabriel Leblond says. CFI got a first-hand look at Les Entreprises Forestières Gabchri’s operations.
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When it comes to their attachment fleet, the LeBeau Brothers logging operations use a mix of Waratah, IMAC and Weldco-Beales.
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Previously only available for the 200- and 400-Series Waratah heads, this productive and efficient system has been expanded for use with the 600-Series heads, providing loggers with a solution that enhances connectivity for data and information sharing.
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To handle the slopes and the species range, the fleet includes a Tigercat 630D skidder, and for attachments, Matthew is partial to Southstar processing heads.
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