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Motor-manual work

The term machine work describes the level of mechanization of a technical operation. Other levels are manual work and mechanized work.

Because manual work is tiresome, people have always looked for some external source of power. In modern times, the obvious step is to use an engine to drive the tool – hence the appearance of portable machines.

In forestry we call that „motor-manual work“ (an original forest definition that describes the situation well).

Typical examples of motor-manual work are the work with a chainsaw or with a brush cutter.

(See more at TDiv PR1-B04)

 



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