Fecon Logs & Slash

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Equipment built to last

Fecon stands above the rest

Slash piles are left behind from cut-to-length logging operations, a chipper forwarder is the ideal machine to collect, process, and harvest this material. Due to the high production rates and versatile terrain these chipper forwarders can navigate, they have been found to have many uses.

Logs & Slash Equipment

125VRT

125VRT

Fecon offers a full line of hydraulic Bull Hog mulchers for your skid steer.

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Bull Hog Tractor Head 200+ HP

Bull Hog Tractor Head 200+ HP

Hydraulic driven Bull Hogs are configured to provide the best combination of cutting tools.

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“We work in harsh conditions and equipment reliability is a major concern for us. The only maintenance we have to do with Fecon heads is grease them. We have never had anything go wrong with a Fecon head which is really important when you are working in remote regions of the forest.”

 

Fire Break Management Contractor

“Fecon has great products with great warranty with amazing service support. Made in the Great USA. I rate them 10 out of 10. I highly recommend them. I’ve been in this industry for 15 years. Doing business with Fecon is a pleasure.”

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Mulching attachment on the market

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125VRT

Mulching Tractor

225VST

Mulching Tractor

325VST

Mulching Tractor

Mark Middendorf

Senior VP of Sales

Mark is Fecon’s Senior VP of Sales and oversees the global sales efforts of all Fecon products. He has been with the company since 2012 serving first as President of SWX Group, a Fecon subsidiary, VP of Sales, and currently Senior VP. He gained extensive equipment sales and dealer management experience while working for Toro as National Sales Manager and Finn Corporation, ultimately becoming a Senior VP. He holds a BS in Communication from the University of Cincinnati.