Specialized equipment focus
Programs can support purpose-built forestry machines beyond conventional truck or construction categories.
Forwarders and harvesters represent substantial production investments. Logging Finance helps forestry operators evaluate new or used purpose-built machines through a monthly payment path tied to the complete transaction.
Start with the machine you need and the way you plan to buy it. These are common examples—not a complete list.
Forwarders and harvesters can be specialized, high-value assets. The equipment configuration, purchase source and business profile all matter when building a workable structure.
Programs can support purpose-built forestry machines beyond conventional truck or construction categories.
Both new and used equipment can be considered.
Available term structures can range from 12 to 72 months depending on the transaction.
Qualified approvals may remain available for up to 90 days while you locate the right machine.
Start with a specific unit or get your terms first and keep shopping.
Share the equipment, expected cost and a few basics about the purchase.
We work toward a payment structure that fits the transaction and business profile.
Move forward with a qualifying dealer, auction or private-party purchase.
Every transaction is different. These answers explain the general path; final terms depend on underwriting, equipment and program requirements.
Yes. Used forwarders can be considered, subject to underwriting and equipment review.
Yes. Harvesters and other cut-to-length forestry machines can be considered.
Yes. Auction purchases can be considered, subject to documentation, equipment review and approval.
Available structures can include 12 to 72 month terms depending on the equipment, transaction and credit profile.
Qualified approvals may remain open for up to 90 days while you shop.
Use these internal guides to compare equipment types and purchase scenarios.
Tell us what it is and what it costs. We’ll help you understand the monthly path.