This is the third generation 591 LX head, which was first launched in 2007.
Improved productivity, no worker on the slope and no hand on the chainsaw? What is this all about?
FERIC (Forest Engineering Research Institute of Canada – a division of FP Innovations) has conducted research that evaluated the accuracy and precision of truck Engine Control Modules (EMC) in determining fuel consumption.
The Tanguay slasher is a wheeled loader with integrated slasher.
Cummins is part of the research project that will use sensors and online cloud technology.
COFORD has produced a new document providing guidelines for the storage of wood pellets.
RoadEng, commonly used in forestry roading applications, now appears as Version 7.
“CO2 emissions and energy consumption of loaders in woodchip loading operation”
“Modelling sustainability of primary forest residues-based bioenergy system”
“Modelling investments in short rotation coppice under uncertainty: A value chain perspective”
“Influence of soil type, cartographic depth-to-water, road reinforcement and traffic intensity on rut formation in logging operations: a survey study in Sweden”
“Windrowing and fuel-chip quality of residual forest biomasses in northern Sweden”
“Optimization of operational level transportation planning in forestry: a review”
“Central Tire Inflation System for timber transport in Germany”
“Assessing work order information quality in harvesting”
“Pre-feasibility study of supply systems based on artificial drying of delimbed stem forest chips”
"The Effect of Customer–Contractor Alignment in Forest Harvesting Services on Contractor Profitability and the Risk for Relationship Breakdown"
“Characterizing Rigging Crew Proximity to Hazards on Cable Logging Operations Using GNSS-RF: Effect of GNSS Positioning Error on Worker Safety Status”
“Forestry Best Management Practices Relationships with Aquatic and Riparian Fauna: A Review”
“Can Biomass Quality Be Preserved through Tarping Comminuted Roadside Biomass Piles?”
“Comparison of productivity and cost depending on slope when forwarding short length logs with small Japanese forwarders”