Titan Trailers provided the editorial framework for this article. Photos were provided by Fennell Forestry.) Southern Australia timber harvester Barry Fennell is not one to let a few thousand miles and a continent or two interfere with his quest to make Fennell Forestry, the progressive business he jointly owns with his sister, Wendy, more efficient and profitable. In fact, it’s second nature for him to go extreme distances to secure the equipment and products most beneficial to the company, which is based in Mount Gambier in the far southeastern tip of the state of Southern Australia. Fennell Forestry deploys three harvesting crews—two that produce pine cut-to-length logs and another that turns out eucalyptus chips for export. Tigercat, TimberPro, CBI, Hyundai, and Kenworth are offshore brands it embraced years ago.

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Written By: Timber Harvesting with Titan Trailers
Company: Fennell Forestry
Location: Mount Gambier, Southern Australia
TH Issue: May/June 2015

Check out other featured articles in the May/June 2015 issue of Timber Harvesting magazine.
The May/June 2015 issue of Timber Harvesting magazine features Lacey, Arkansas’ R.D. Jones Logging, Inc., a multi-generation logging family that abides by the Golden Rule. Also featured is a full preview for the upcoming InWoodsExpo, coming to Hot Springs, Arkansas on June 18-20. A special product roundup highlights the latest in trailers, chip vans, and scales. Other articles take a look at Southern Australia’s Fennell Forestry and their partnership with Canada’s Titan Trailers, Inc., and the recent 2,000 member milestone of the Southern Loggers Cooperative. Other sections cover the latest industry news and new products.