Harvesting trees for paper with @tigercat_machines — Pulpwood is timber grown to be cut down and turned into paper and paper products! Renewable logging tracks like this one keep the world running. This is a resource we use every single day. From toilet paper to cardboard boxes, it all starts here. — To learn more about heavy equipment and the trades, head on over to BuildWitt and give us a follow! #heavyequipment #tigercat | BuildWitt

A great combo! The latest Log Max 6000V mounted on the all-new 8 wheeled Tigercat 1165 harvester. Last October Tigercat introduced the highly anticipated 1165 wheel harvester. We got the chance to go out and see the first one running in Sweden. A great combo, that without a doubt, many will want to get their hand on. Log Max and Tigercat share similar understandings by continually innovating in an effort to increase efficiency and productivity. For decades and all across the world Log Max and Ti

Montana-based Bull Creek Forestry operating a new Tigercat LH822C harvester in a selective felling application. Source: Tigercat forestry equipment | Forestry Equipment in Action

Tigercat 1075B forwarder A Tigercat 1075B forwarder with extended bunks operating in British Columbia bug kill. Source: @Tigercat forestry equipment | Forestry Equipment in Action

Tigercat acacia harvesting system A Tigercat 724E feller buncher and 630D skidder feeding a chipper at roadside in an acacia plantation. This is one of two identical harvesting systems working on remote Melville island, 60 km north of Darwin, Australia. Source Tigercat forestry equipment | Forestry Equipment in Action