E. S. Drews, B. Hartsough, J. A. Doyal, L. Kellogg
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Harvester-Forwarder and Harvester-Yarder Systems for Fuel Reduction Treatments
Abstract Two harvesting systems were compared for reducing fuel loadings in overstocked conifer stands in eastern Oregon; forest managers also set a high priority on minimizing soil disturbance. Both employed cut-to-length (CTL) harvesters; one used a forwarder and the other a small skyline yarder. Both systems produced very similar and acceptable results in terms of fuels reduction and soil disturbance, but at different stump-to-mill costs: $46/green ton for the forwarder system versus $80/green ton for the yarder system.