Logging equipment definition

Logging equipment means equipment used directly in the cutting and transporting of logs to the roadside, the production of wood chips in the field, the construction of logging roads and the transporting of logs or other wood products off-site or on roadways. [PL 2009, c. 637, §3 (NEW).]
Logging equipment means equipment, implements, accessories, and contrivances used directly and principally in the cutting or removal of timber or other solid wood forest products. Logging equipment also includes equipment used to construct, maintain or install infrastructure necessary to and associated with the logging operation.
Logging equipment means machinery and equipment:

Examples of Logging equipment in a sentence

  • Logging equipment and vehicles must be thoroughly cleaned, including undercarriage, prior to moving onto the Property.


More Definitions of Logging equipment

Logging equipment means equipment, implements, accessories, and contrivances used directly and principally in the cutting or removal of timber or other solid wood forest products including, but not limited to machinery used for bucking, bunching, debarking, de- limbing, felling, forwarding, loading, piling, skidding, topping, and yarding operations performed on timber; and chain saws used for commercial logging.
Logging equipment means a mechanically powered device used in a logging operation.