Bulldozers are used for constructing roads and log dumps, fire fighting, and snigging logs.
When a log is snigged the bulldozer goes down to where the tree has been felled, grabs hold of it and drags it up to the dump. A bulldozer can also remove bark if its blade is run down the side of the log.
Bulldozers have tracks instead of wheels. On the front is a blade that can move soil and vegetation. On the back is a winch with a cable used for snigging logs.
Bulldozers come in different sizes. The large ones are used for heavier workloads and steeper terrain, while the small ones are cheaper, easier to transport, and used for lighter workloads.
What is a forestry dozer?
The Dozer is purpose-built and designed to handle the tough working environment and demanding duties like road-building and stump removal that harvesting professionals require on logging operations.