What does the future hold for low-impact machinery in forestry?

When clearfell just don't do, small-scale machinery really comes into its own in forestry. Just like Malwa's range of machines.
We found out more during Treeline's recent Demo Day tour - where the firm showed off a 560F and 560C - and learned how demand is rising for low-impact kit; even if some doubts remain.
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The problem is where I live in the South of the UK New Forest and Dorset it's a waste of time. I was let down very badly in the past when I owned a small Forwarder and sawmill. I have even more money to spend now because I have done other work and I would NOT trust anyone in Forestry where I live again so will not buy anymore Forestry machines again my money is doing a lot BETTER in the USA and The Bahamas now.
Thank you.