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Kesla Launches New F-Series Forestry Cranes – Performance, Controllability and Modularity for the Most Common Forwarder Classes

New Kesla F-Series Forestry Cranes-As timber harvesting operations demand higher productivity, improved operator control and greater versatility across applications, Kesla introduces its new generation of forwarder cranes. The new F-series c...


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The new 335hp, all-wheel steer JCB Fastrac 6300 will take centre stage at this year’s Royal Highland Show as JCB dealer Scot Agri showcases a comprehensive line-up of JCB farm equipment at Ingliston, Edinburgh from June 18-21. ...

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Ponsse has launched a global Operators Club for forest machine operators, with Finland being the first country where the club will begin its operations. This unique community offers its members, among other benefits, free events and training sessions, opportunities to network with other operators, and direct channel to the Ponsse Vieremä factory – all the way to the company’s ow...

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TMK Machinery Oy has acquired Metallikoneistamo Piippo Oy’s Piippo Hydraulic business

TMK Machinery Oy, a manufacturer of contracting attachments based in Hankasalmi, has acquired the Piippo Hydraulic business from Metallikoneistamo Piippo Oy, located in Kiuruvesi. Following this business transaction, the design, manufacturing, and sales of Piippo Hydraulic’s high-qu...


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In the UNESCO Spreewald Biosphere Reserve, a log corduroy road is currently being constructed using round timber to enable low-impact access to a wetland area. A Komatsu 951XC harvester equipped with an S172 head is being used for the project. The approximately 800-metre-long timber road will provide the foundation for future forestry operations.

Komatsu 951XC-The Sp...


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