Forestry contractor Ilpo Kosonen, from Parikkala (Finland), is one of Kesla’s long-term customers. In 2013, Ilpo learned about Kesla’s harvester head and the device has been a crucial part of the forestry contractor’s everyday life ever since. Today, Kesla’s general-purpose machine 25RH-II serves Ilpo in thinning, final felling and the processing of piled timber.
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This type of bunks is now available for the smallest KESLA 104 and 114HD tractor forest trailer models. The bunks make it easier to position and separate logs by type in the load space.
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Situated in the village of Oulunsalo, Ala-Kaakinen Farm used to be a cattle farm, and many signs of its storied history are still apparent. Even though the operations of the farm, which is now more than a century old, have changed and developed over the years, Kesla’s solutions have proved their indispensable worth in day-to-day activities.
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Living in Pieksämäki, Finland, Janne Leikas and his brother own a farming syndicate that also carries out forest work as a side business. The syndicate, Maatalousyhtymä Leikas, was originally a crop farm that was passed on to the brothers by their father in 2013. Today, daily life on the farm includes many kinds of work, in which tractors and their accessories have proven invaluable. Especially in forest work, which has been increasing in quantity, the brothers rely on Kesla’s high-quality loaders, which operate efficiently even in demanding conditions.
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To improve the support experience for our end customers, Kesla has recently tried a live chat feature on the tractor attachments webpage (in Finnish only so far). In order to develop the chat feature further and make customer experience even better, we would like to know your opinion about the chat possibility on Kesla’s webpage. This survey will take a few minutes of your time, your reply will be much appreciated.
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The Finnish company Kesla Oyj is known for several forest technology and material processing products, as one example forest trailers for tractors. In recent years, tractor equipment has become increasingly versatile and now Kesla is launching a trailer concept with fire-extinguishing features. The sales of this new product will start immediately.
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Electric control has become more common in truck cranes. For example, half of the Kesla cranes going to the Nordic countries are ordered with electric control. Traditionally, electric control has been available for cabin cranes, but Kesla also offers it for high seat equipment.
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Kesla, the leading independent manufacturer of harvester heads, strengthens its position by introducing the new third generation of the RH harvester head range. KESLA 3rd generation harvester heads represent the latest design and technology at the market.
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Kesla Oyj is introducing a quick change of the truck crane control method – KESLA Quick. It allows up to four different control methods to be used in one crane. The quick change of the control method is available for Kesla’s own KESLA proC truck crane control system, which is the most popular control system in the company’s cranes.
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Kesla, the leading independent manufacturer of harvester head strengthens its position by introducing the new RH-III range.
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