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.
In 1689, Husqvarna was established as a weapons foundry for the Swedish armed forces! Today, Husqvarna produces forestry, park and garden equipment, as well as construction power tools and equipment. Husqvarna focuses on the general consumer as well as the professional. In 2008, professional forestry products accounted for about 45% of the Husqvarna Groups total sales of professional products.
John Deere has released its K series of wheeled drive-to-tree feller bunchers, namely the 643K and 843K.
Valmet has recently introduced their new 931 wheeled harvester. The 931 is claimed to be more capable of handling denser forests on steeper and rougher terrain.
Tigercat recently released their new 630D grapple skidder. True to their tradition of listening closely to what their customers say, it contains some very well thought out improvements.
As SP puts it, it is a “head full of energy”! SP’s latest product development is the 401 EH harvesting head designed for felling and accumulating small trees primarily for biofuel.
Here are some simple techniques to increase productivity, reduce fuel consumption and minimise wear and tear on the carrier and processing equipment.
Is horse logging a thing of the past, or even animal logging in general? Certainly not, it is still widely used in many areas of the world. But where do you find information on this?
Forest Engineering Southern Africa (FESA) is an association representing members of the South African Forestry Industry. It focuses on the development and promotion of Forest Engineering (harvesting, ergonomics, roads and transport).
Ponsse has recently introduced the H7euca harvesting head into their product line-up. The H7euca is a modified H7 head.