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Harvest
Systems Folks at the U.S. Forest Service Southern Research Station selected harvest systems that met the specifications for this project and to demonstrate a variety of system combinations. The number of systems were limited by the acreage on the site near Munising, Michigan. All of the systems were cut-to-length designs. |
System A - FABTEK
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Steel-tracked harvester &
6-wheeled forwarder. |
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System B - VALMET
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6-wheeled harvester &
8-wheeled forwarder. |
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System C - TIMBERJACK
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Steel-tracked harvester &
8-wheeled forwarder. |
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System D - PONSSE
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6-wheeled harvester &
8-wheeled forwarder. |
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System E - SMALL SYSTEMS
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Small steel-tracked harvester
& ATV extraction. Remorques 900TR 4-wheel forwarding trailer for use with all
terrain vehicles. NovaJack FT3500 4-wheeled Forestry trailer for use with all
terrain vehicles Robinettes Iron Arm, trailer-mounted clam loader |
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Olofsfors ECO-TRACK
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All of Olofsfors Tracks is made of carbon
manganese steel alloyed with boron. After hardening the track is
approximately 500 Brinell. |
Fabtek | Valmet | Timberjack | Ponsse | Small Scale | Eco-Tracks |
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Last update of this page was 09 July 2003 .
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