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Cut to length harvesting methods

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Intro to PONSSE Cut to Length
Cut to Length Harvesting Methods
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  1. Question 1 of 7
    1. Question

    The three main cut to length harvesting methods are:
    – 90 degrees on one side
    – 90 degrees on two sides
    – fishbone

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  2. Question 2 of 7
    2. Question

    Some of the PROS to using the 90 degree one side method are:
    – large piles of wood
    – easy to forward
    – nice looking job
    – easier to find wood in the snow

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  3. Question 3 of 7
    3. Question

    Some of the CONS to using the 90 degree one side method are:
    – very inefficient ( lots of wasted boom movements)
    – can’t see the butt of the tree
    – hard to get the tree down falling into standing wood

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  4. Question 4 of 7
    4. Question

    Some of the PROS to using the 90 degree two sides harvesting method are:
    – less travel distance for the boom
    – more room to keep different products separate

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  5. Question 5 of 7
    5. Question

    Some of the CONS to using the 90 degree two sides harvesting method are:
    – smaller piles, hard to find in snow conditions
    – not as efficient as fishbone two sides
    – can’s see but of tree
    – destruction of advanced regeneration
    – falling wood on piles in adjacent trails

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  6. Question 6 of 7
    6. Question

    Some of the PROS of using the fishbone on two sides harvesting method are:
    – most efficient method of harvesting
    – regeneration protection
    – helps forwarder operator sort different products
    – best brush management
    – can see the butt of the tree

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  7. Question 7 of 7
    7. Question

    Some of the CONS to using the fishbone on two sides harvesting method are:
    – smaller piles ( hard to find wood in snow conditions)
    – long reaches for harvester to the outside sections
    – felling direction must be right

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