Kim Olander is a farmer from Lapinjärvi, Finland. Already during several years, he has focused more and more to forestry work in search of profitability of the farm.
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Kyudai Rinsan, a logging and transporting company located in Oita prefecture in Kyushu, Japan, is known for high quality in their operation. The company has been awarded twice for excellent work in Japanese State forests, the latest award was given 3 years ago. The company also invests in quality what comes to the equipment they are using, latest proof of this the recently purchased KESLA 2109ZT crane.
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Farmer Fredrik Johansson lives nearby Jönköping, Sweden, with his family. Like else where in Europe, also in Sweden farming has become more and more challenging. On the forestry side, the situation is better though and wood sells well. At Johanssons forestry side is gradually overtaking the traditional farming side.
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Kesla sold its first harvester head to Japan in 2005. At the present, 2015, after ten years and over 10,000 hours of hard work the head is still the owner’s favorite tool in forest.
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In the forests nearby Punkaharju, Eastern Finland there is much activity when Kyösti Tiainen is forwarding timber behind a harvester machine to be transported to the road side for collection. For the transportation Kyösti uses a combination of a Valtra M120 which is 120HP, and a KESLA 12MD forwarding trailer fitted with a Foresteri 400-loader.
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Kesla will present several new harvester products at the SkogsElmia fair, the most important of which is the roller harvester head KESLA 18RH-II. In addition, the Kesla section will present the JPRS R 5500 harvester saw unit, which Kesla has recently begun to install on its products at the factory. Among the exhibited products is also the KESLA proLOG and Xlogger measuring devices, which are now available for KESLA harvester heads.
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National agricultural exhibition Farmari was held in Joensuu 2.-4.7.2015. Also KESLA products were presented in the event.
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Kesla has dramatically updated its truck crane range in recent years. The core themes of the new 21-series are lightness, usability and easy maintenance, which are also reflected by the new 12 tonne-metre straight boom crane KESLA 2112, which will now be introduced to the public for the first time.
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The KESLA forest trailer range for tractors has been completely revamped over the last year. The new range includes a trailer option for all loading categories from 8 to 12 tonnes. The new models feature a wealth of technical improvements but their appearance has naturally been spruced up as well.
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