Eaton helps improve user safety in new Steep Slope Harvester

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Success Story: Trinder Engineering Ltd. Market Served Forestry ©2013 Eaton, All Rights Reserved, Document No. E-ELCL-AA001-E, November 2013 Eaton helps improve user safety in new Steep Slope Harvester Segment: Forestry Location: Nelson, New Zealand Challenge: Design a hydraulic system for tree harvesting machinery that helps improve lumberjack safety on steep terrains where traditional harvesting machines are unusable due to instability. S

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