Timber felling
with our own machines.
We fell, skid, forward and cross-cut to the assortments you need. Small machines reach the places where big equipment would do damage.
From the standing tree to the finished assortment
We can handle the whole chain, but you do not have to take all of it. We will happily come just to skid the timber you have already felled, or just to cross-cut the stems lying by the track.
We fell, delimb and prepare the assortments according to what you plan to do with the timber — sawlogs, pulpwood or fuel. We agree in advance what should come out of the stand.
We get the timber out of the stand to the roadside even where a big machine cannot reach or would do damage. The tracked chassis copes with soft ground and slopes.
We forward the assortments to the roadside and stack them so they can be loaded straight away. The crane can also load in your own yard.
We delimb, measure and cross-cut felled trees into exact assortments — sawlogs, pulpwood and firewood in the lengths you need.
What we work with
We are not a large harvester operation and do not want to be. We rely on small machines that get into the stand without leaving a churned-up track behind them.
Swedish equipment built for thinning. A narrow track means narrower extraction racks and less damage to the trees that stay in the stand and go on growing.
It carries the assortments from the stand to the roadside and loads them. We also use the crane outside the forest, for unloading and loading at the customer.
A small tracked machine for extracting timber from where a tractor cannot go: steep slopes, waterlogged ground, young stands and small-scale operations.
It winches the stem in with its own radio-controlled hydraulic winch, so it does not have to stand next to it. Feed rollers pull the stem through the delimbing knives, measuring wheels track length and diameter, and the saw bucks it into exact pieces.
Tell us where the stand is.
First we agree what should come out of the stand and how we will reach it. That decides the machines and the date. For larger jobs we come and look at the site.
Before you write to us
Do you take small jobs, or only large stands?
Small jobs are exactly what our machines are built for. The Vimek and the tracked skidder make sense above all where a big machine would not pay for itself or would do more harm than good — for private owners, in small-scale operations and in thinnings.
What does careful felling mean and why does it matter?
Narrow machines run along narrower racks, so fewer of the trees that are meant to stay get damaged and the soil is compacted less. In a thinning that decides how the stand grows for the next twenty years. That is why we bring small machines even where a big one would technically fit.
Can you process timber I have already felled?
Yes. We will skid it, forward it to the roadside, or delimb and cross-cut it on the processor into the assortments you need. We will happily come for just one of those jobs.
Will you buy the timber we harvest?
Usually yes — we buy sawlogs, industrial roundwood and firewood. The work and the purchase can often be combined into one offer, so you do not have to find a buyer. Tell us about the stand and the volume.
Which area do you work in?
We are based in Česká Bělá in the Vysočina region of Czechia, so we work mostly there and in the neighbouring districts. For larger jobs we can travel further — tell us where the stand is.
Do you have a stand that needs work?
Send us the location, the approximate area or volume and what you have in mind. We will come back with a date and an approach — and if you want, we will buy the timber from you straight away.