"We had to cut a cookie with the old head," Seth Dickinson says. "With this one, the laser find edge is really good and the mill really likes what we produce." "The link arm on the C, between the drive arms, is slotted," Dickinson explains. "With the B, it's hooked solid. 1 find that the slotted version really works nice because it gets a good grip on the tree." "When we first started cutting back in July, the block we were cutting in was really, really poor," Dickinson says. "We were just barely getting by with the B. We were doing between 1,000 to 1,200 trees per eleven-and-a-half-hour shift. With the C head, it put us up to 1,400 to 1,700 in that time period."