Here is another one. Somewhat more extreme. 
http://www.komatsuforest.com/default.aspx?id=4004 |
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Cool vid..
I guess i'm missing the point.. but what would be the benefit of stripping the bark off the logs on the spot? The limbs I understand.. I would figure there has to be some benefit of transporting the logs with the bark left on unless they were going to be processed on-site. Not to mention the clean up of the bark on the ground in the area. |
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Cool vid.. I guess i'm missing the point.. but what would be the benefit of stripping the bark off the logs on the spot? The limbs I understand.. I would figure there has to be some benefit of transporting the logs with the bark left on unless they were going to be processed on-site. Not to mention the clean up of the bark on the ground in the area. Looks like Europe They strip the bark becausemost of the trees to to make paper(wood pulp) Timber is usually imported from Canada, they call it CLS. |
