When I got the HYPRO HV14 forwarder, with its stability and its ability to move around in the terrain; thanks to the high wheels, the work in the forest became really exciting.

Hi,

My name is Lars-Ivar Olofsson and I live outside Olofström in Blekinge. I bought my first HYPRO in 1995, it was a HYPRO 500 LSTM. In 2002 I upgraded to a HYPRO 755 and in 2004 I also bought a HYPRO HV14 Forwarder.

I chose HYPRO because it appeared to be a machine that was fast and effective in comparison with others, and their service facilities were nearby. The machine was to be used to make all the thinning work easier. In a forestry enterprise of 270 hectares, there's always loads of thinning work to be done, and the machine has certainly lived up to the expectations in this sense. Then the Gudrun storm came and made a mess of things. It was a great asset in the processing then when it came to final felling forests and the machine was used in smaller log jams and for odd trees and was very helpful after cutting loose and in some cases after cutting one or two logs. It made the work much easier and safer and odd trees were gathered up more easily.

When I got the HYPRO HV14 forwarder, with its stability and its ability to move around in the terrain; thanks to the high wheels, the work in the forest became really exciting.

HYPRO is a service-minded company that is always ready to be there; with competent staff who are service-oriented when you need help with any spare part; or in the beginning when you needed more help.

My HYPRO processor and forwarder have more than lived up to my expectations and make work safe and rational in the farmer's forestry enterprise.