A handheld power tool (100) comprising at least one orientation sensor (150) is provided. The handheld power tool (100) is operatively connected to a controller (160; 210) and said controller (160; 210) is configured to receive orientation data from the at least one orientation sensor (150), wherein the orientation data comprises information associated with an orientation of at least a portion of the handheld power tool (100) and to determine operational data based on the orientation data, said operational data representing work performed using the handheld power tool (100). The operational data is determined by determining the orientation of the power tool based on the received orientation data from the at least one orientation sensor (150).

A feeding apparatus includes opposing arms pivoted to a frame, two opposing feed rollers installed in the arms as the only feed rollers for feeding a tree through the throat, hydraulic motors driving the feed rollers and at least two pressure-medium lines operating the hydraulic motors.

A feeding apparatus includes opposing arms pivoted to a frame, two opposing feed rollers installed in the arms as the only feed rollers for feeding a tree through the throat, hydraulic motors driving the feed rollers and at least two pressure-medium lines operating the hydraulic motors.

The present disclosure concerns a tree felling head for mounting to a tree-cutting carrier, the tree felling head comprising a bottom saw housing defining a saw-receiving cavity and comprising a peripheral border at least partially bordering the saw-receiving cavity; and an excavating assembly comprising a scraping portion extending outwardly past the peripheral border at least along a section thereof. It also concerns such an excavating assembly.

A multi-process machine including a base machine, a boom assembly and a felling head for felling and further processing trees is provided with at least one pressure accumulator for increasing the instantaneous output with a motor and the system includes a separate auxiliary supply line led to the pressure accumulator from a pump and control valves for the auxiliary supply line, and an auxiliary control line led from the pressure accumulator directly to a selected side of the hydraulic motor and valves for the auxiliary control line.

A harvester (1), comprising a harvester aggregate (2) for felling, trimming and preparing tree trunks, a first measuring device (I) provided in connection with the harvester aggregate (2) for measuring of at least one dimension of a tree trunk. The harvester comprises a second measuring device (II) for measuring a feature of the first measuring device, whereby said feature is an attribute reflecting the capability of the first measuring device to measure said dimension correctly, and a control unit (11) configured to make a comparison between an actual value (a) of the measured feature and a target value (β) of said feature, whereby the target value is indicative of a state of the first measuring device, where its measurement of said dimension is considered to be correct.

A forestry machine includes a ground propulsion apparatus, a vehicle body supported by the ground propulsion apparatus, an operator seat disposed on the vehicle body, a first control lever operable by an operator sitting in the operator seat, a work implement including a saw, and a control circuit. The control circuit includes a first user input disposed on the first control lever. The first user input is operatively coupled to the work implement. Power to the saw is engaged upon the first user input being operated in combination with another operation. A method of operating a forestry machine includes operating a first user input disposed on the first control lever. Power is engaged to the saw in response to the first user input being operated in combination with another operation.

A hoisting apparatus includes a rotation device with connectors for connecting pressure-medium lines to a rotation device, a boom, from which the pressure-medium lines are arranged to lead to the rotation device, and a pivoted joint for suspending the rotation device on the boom. The pivoted joint includes two consecutive pivots in a longitudinal direction of the rotation device. The rotational axes of the pivots are at right-angles to each other. The pressure-medium lines are routed between lugs of the pivot on a boom side of the pivoted joint, past the connectors of the rotation device in the longitudinal direction of the rotation device, to turn towards the connectors to form a hose loop and then routed to the connectors of the rotation device. The pressure-medium lines are arranged on both sides of the rotation device related to a plane defined in the longitudinal direction of the boom and the longitudinal direction of the rotation device.

A hoisting apparatus includes a rotation device with connectors for connecting pressure-medium lines to a rotation device, a boom, from which the pressure-medium lines are arranged to lead to the rotation device, and a pivoted joint for suspending the rotation device on the boom. The pivoted joint includes two consecutive pivots in a longitudinal direction of the rotation device. The rotational axes of the pivots are at right-angles to each other. The pressure-medium lines are routed between lugs of the pivot on a boom side of the pivoted joint, past the connectors of the rotation device in the longitudinal direction of the rotation device, to turn towards the connectors to form a hose loop and then routed to the connectors of the rotation device. The pressure-medium lines are arranged on both sides of the rotation device related to a plane defined in the longitudinal direction of the boom and the longitudinal direction of the rotation device.

A saw apparatus includes a guide bar, a chain driver, and an endless cutting chain trained about the guide bar and the chain driver. The guide bar includes a first chain retention feature along at least a portion of its periphery, and the cutting chain includes a second chain retention feature configured to interact with the first chain retention feature such that movement of the second chain retention feature away from the guide bar is restricted. A timber-working device includes a frame, at least one pair of arms pivotally attached to the frame and configured to be controlled to grasp at least one tree, and the saw apparatus mounted to the frame.