Wish Comes True for New Hampshire Logger Who Wanted New Processor Head
ERROL, New Hampshire—Eric Hall often thought about what a difference a disc saw would make if it could be put on a cut-to-length harvester attachment. “If they put a disc saw on a fixed processing head, that would be a good development” became his personal refrain....
Maine Logging Contractor Serving Forest Management Businesses
AVON, Maine – Aaron Adams had a vision of his future when he was a teenager, but it wasn’t the logging business. Nevertheless, today he owns and oversees GCA Logging, a sizable contractor that works in western Maine. The company has relied on the staff of Anderson...
N.H. Father-and-Son Business Produces Logs, Biomass, Mulch
CONWAY, New Hampshire – When it came time for Fadden Chipping and Logging to replace a track feller buncher, it was almost a foregone conclusion the company would buy a TimberPro. After all, they had two TimberPro machines and have a longer history than that with the...
New York Logger Completes Transition to Cut-To-Length
BINGHAMTON, New York — Bill Hopkins is 43, so he probably has a couple of decades left in the logging business. However, he already knows what company he will rely on for equipment going into the future: Scandinavian Forestry Equipment. Bill replaced a cut-to-length...
New England Contractor Focuses on Land Clearing, Excavation, and Timber Harvesting
SOUTH LONDONDERRY, Vermont — Hunter Kaltsas started his contracting business with plenty of ambition and enthusiasm, and his company has evolved and grown since then. His newest business strategy has him changing over from chipping to grinding with the aid of a new...