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Articles in Sep/Oct 2003 issue of Canadian Forest Industries

• Hakmet shows off small-scale side, making lumber, firewood
• Welcome to Brandtville, BC: an in-the-woods live demo near Kamloops, BC displays Brandt iron and commitment. It was a heck of a show too
  by Tice, Bill
• Keeping your cool
• Unleashing Ford's new F-150
• Quadco unleashes monster delimber; Levesque processor
• User friendly: designed for new entrants to the ATV market, Honda's Rincon has easy-to-use features that veterans will appreciate. And it all makes the work day that much more relaxing
  by Elmer, Howard J
• Check those spills with new valves
• Tribospec offers a better way
• Nokamic marries PCT quality with productivity
• Who needs a V8?
• Geneq & FERIC team up on MultiDAT data recorder
• Carrier options galore at Trans-Gesco
• Timberking outside, Cat inside
• Yanmar's Sigma boom for tight spots
• MinnPar sells Dana/Clark Hurth tranny parts
• Federal & Morgan team up for east
• Parker shows hose solutions; Minikrimper
• Full size, little effort: Chevy Tahoe provides full-size room and comfort, but thanks to nimble steering and a seamless auto 4WD system, there's little in the way of bulky ride
  by Jamieson, Scott
• Tiger, but no tail
• New balance: Harvester-Forwarder combos are interesting in their own right, but where this one really shines is in maximizing the full production of an existing CTL system
  by Vaillancourt, Pierre
• Paradise found?: well, not for most loggers fighting with mixed woods, but Abitibi-Consolidated's private land operation in central Quebec and its new mechanized contractor Rejean Paradis are using a mixed bag of tricks to handle this tricky resource
  by Jamieson, Scott
• Go direct to the tree
• One big, one small from Logset
• cab also rises, The