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“The Nation’s Best Read Construction Newspaper… Founded in 1957.” Your Ohio Connection: Ed Bryden, Strongsville, OH • 1-800-810-7640
Weather Fails to Dampen Spirits at Paul Bunyan Show
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illed as the Original American Forestry Show, the 68th Annual Paul Bunyan Show kicked off with a steady rainstorm Oct. 3. The weather did little to dampen the spirits of exhibitors and attendees who came to learn about the latest forestry techniques and see the latest equipment innovations. The threeday event, held at the Guernsey County Fairgrounds in Cambridge, Ohio, ran from Oct. 3 to Oct. 5. The show featured educational sessions and live demonstrations as well as more than 100 exhibitors displaying the latest equipment, products and services geared to the forestry industry, presented area equipment dealers, retailers and service providers. see BUNYAN page 6
Regional Sales Manager Gabe Clark (L) and National Sales Director Hugh Gordon of Company Wrench were on hand to discuss their lineup of equipment. (L-R): Rudd Equipment Company’s Dutch Voshall, Brandon Hawkins, Martin McCutcheon and Brian James were on hand to talk about their line of Volvo machines.
(L-R): Terex Environmental Equipment’s Matt August, Mark DiSalvo and Philippa Fisher had equipment ranging from small to large to address a wide range of forestry needs.
Chuck Kiessling (L) of Scott Miracle Grow talks about Komatsu and Morbark machines with Columbus Equipment Company’s Bob Stewart.
The crew from Southeastern Equipment is ready to talk about their line of Case and Carlton equipment geared for the forestry industry.
Rayco Manufacturing’s Dan Clements (L) and Ron Kurtz brave the elements to showcase their C260 Forestry Mower.
The crew from Aggcorp is ready to discuss Peterson and Powerscreen equipment with attendees at the show.