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Nortrax Participates in Upper Midwest Logging Shows
Ted Benson (in cab) and his son Josh Benson (C) of Low Impact Logging, try the John Deere E-Series Forwarder cab with Nortrax Territory Manager Brian DeBernardi.
The Nortrax crew at Logging Congress 2009 in Escanaba.
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ortrax Equipment participated in the Lake States Logging Congress, Sept. 10 to 12, in Escanaba, Mich. The company showcased the new John Deere E Series Forwarder, Harvester and the 1490D Energy Bundler as well as its line of Morbark Industrial chippers and grinders. Additionally, Nortrax hosted a customer appreciation dinner at its Escanaba store. The Nortrax crew also helped serve breakfast on Sept. 12 to a large crowd of loggers. On Sept. 17 and 18, Nortrax displayed machines at North Star Expo, a logging show in Grand Rapids, Minn. Nortrax raised more than $5,000 in donations, due to the generosity of area loggers and show attendees, in its annual Log-A- Brad Jackson (L), Nortrax territory Andy McMillion, Nortrax inside sales manager, talks with forwarder opera- representative, helps out at the Customer Load event that took place at both shows. tor, Bill Brown.
(L-R): Nortrax representative Stacey Curtis; Wisconsin logger, Joe Beutner; and Nortrax representatives Sandy Bennett and Cindy Leidholm, pose for a photo at the booth.
Appreciation Dinner.
Jeff Carlson, Nortrax inside sales representative, serves up beverages with his wife Wendy at the Customer Appreciation Dinner.
(L-R): Ken Knauf, Nortrax general manager, with Joe and Larry Bosanic from Manistique, Mich., enjoy the dinner.
Nortrax Field Service Technician Rob Taylor (L), talks with Brad Bernard of Bernard Timber Inc.