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Discussion on how mechanized equipment can improve output in forest operations, emphasizing cost implications.
Interest in improving output per man-day through introducing mechanized equipment is widespread. Not all devices that save labor produce savings in operating costs, particularly if they involve heavy fixed costs. The author discusses a few new developments and points out what they mean to the planner of forest operations.
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