Longer trucks in Sweden from the 1st of December
The maximum length for trucks within the EU (European Union) is 18 meters. However, Sweden and Finland have been exempted…
Risutec – yet another planter underway
Mechanized planting seems to be the thing nowadays and now, yet another…
Better price and performance for Wood-Mizer’s budget models
Wood-Mizer has sold many sawmills since the start in 1982. As more and…
Chainsaw euphoria – it’s time to hit the forest
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