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September 18, 2025Journal of Forestry0 citations

Use of Portable Motor Saws in Logging

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AKA. Koroleff

Key Points

  • The adoption of portable motor saws is expected to significantly increase efficiency in logging operations, especially in bucking timber.
  • Current methods using axes and traditional saws remain slow and strenuous, but motor saws promise a faster solution.
  • The increasing wages in the logging sector could stimulate more interest in portable motor saw technology for loggers.
  • Despite past economic downturns dampening interest, the steady improvement in logging tools indicates a brighter future for motor saw usage.

Abstract

Abstract The use of the saw instead of the axe alone in felling and bucking timber has tremendously increased logging efficiency, but, in spite of this and of continuous improvement of crosscut saws and bucksaws, sawing wood is still slow, strenuous and expensive work. We are likely to see before long the introduction of portable motor saws; first, in bucking timber; then also in felling it. The depression dampened the interest of loggers and foresters in motor saws, but now, with the upward trend in woods wages, their possibilities deserve much greater attention than they receive.

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A. Koroleff (1934) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4765531b076d99fa6e9b7https://doi.org/10.1093/jof/32.7.742
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