Log and Lumber Forks
Log & Lumber forks utilize flat fork tines and a raised back. In the forestry industry, log and lumber forks are used to load, unload, move, deck, sort and feed the mill. Their flat tines and raised back are designed specifically for use in handling both unfinished logs and stacked lumber.
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Logging Forks
Logging Forks feature two independent top clamps that close down on the tine tips. This open profile provides maximum capacity for unloading trucks and feeding the mill. The structures are designed to thrive in the high-load environment of the yard, with reinforcements at key areas.
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Millyard Forks
Millyard Forks move and sort logs throughout the processing cycle. The large top clamp closes between the tines to pick and move single logs, while still maintaining the capacity for moving full loads. The curved frame design promotes a rolling action of the logs for smooth loading and unloading. The structure is durable and built to handle heavy loads. The top clamp is built for rigidity and strength.
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Millyard Pole Forks
Optimized for pole yards, the Millyard Pole Fork features a refined frame profile and a top clamp that closes tighter to the frame. The result is positive, secure clamping of single poles as they are moved through the yard. The curved frame design promotes a rolling action of the logs for smooth loading and unloading.
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Unloading Grapple Forks
Unloading Grapple Forks unload trucks, stack and sort timber at the mill. Tine and clamp design permit quick and gentle loading. Forks are available with a kick-out that unloads the fork even at full lift, enabling higher lumber stacking.
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