Komatsu is helping build a 2,625-ft. corduroy road in Germany’s Spreewald Biosphere Reserve to enable low-impact access to wetlands. Using a 951XC harvester with an S172 head, the timber road provides stable ground for future forestry with manual harvesting, cable yarding and forwarder transport. This eco-friendly project tackles soft soil challenges….
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