Loglogic

04/08/2026

Last week, we were in the Netherlands supporting the latest Typha harvest with our new Loglogic Softrak Typha Harvester.

While it's always rewarding to see another successful harvest, these visits are just as valuable from an engineering perspective.

Every project is different.

• Crop density changes.
• Water levels vary.
• Ground conditions evolve.
• Operators develop new techniques.

Spending time alongside our customers allows us to see how the machine performs in real world conditions, identify opportunities for refinement, and gather the feedback that drives the next generation of specialist wetland equipment.

Designing equipment that can cut, collect, and travel efficiently while maintaining ultra low ground pressure is a unique engineering challenge. That is why field testing and commercial harvesting remain such an important part of the development process.

The best engineering doesn't happen in isolation. It comes from working alongside customers, understanding their challenges, and continually refining specialist machinery to perform in some of the world's most demanding environments 🔧⚙️🌱💧

03/08/2026

Nearly ten years ago, the team at Lampeter Trees came to us looking for a way to run a Först TR8 in some of the wettest and most challenging ground in west Wales.

Working closely with Först and the Lampeter team, we adapted our proven Softrak undercarriage system to create a bespoke ultra low ground pressure tracked solution. The result was a machine capable of accessing ground that conventional equipment simply couldn't.

Affectionately nicknamed it the "Bog Chipper" by the Lampeter team - almost a decade later, it's still working exactly as intended.

For us, that's what specialist engineering is all about. Listening to our customers, understanding the challenge, and designing solutions that stand the test of time.

A huge thank you to Först and the team at Lampeter Trees for inviting us back to Carmarthenshire to see it in action. It's always rewarding to revisit a machine years later and see it still earning its place in the fleet.

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Some machines are bought for everyday work. Others exist because there simply isn't another solution.

28/07/2026

A great day at the Mid Devon Show☀️

It was fantastic to see so many familiar faces and have the chance to chat with people from across our local community. Thank you to everyone who stopped by the Loglogic stand to learn more about what we do.

One of the highlights was speaking to so many people interested in apprenticeship opportunities with us. It was especially encouraging to see so much enthusiasm for engineering and manufacturing, and we hope to welcome some of you through the doors in the future. Thanks also to Exeter College for helping promote engineering careers and apprenticeships.

Our customer ADS Drilling Ltd.'s commissioned Softrak 75X also attracted plenty of attention throughout the day, leading to some great conversations about specialist low ground pressure engineering and the wide range of applications these machines support.

As a Devon-based manufacturer, it's always a pleasure to support the Mid Devon Show and connect with the community we're proud to be part of.

Thanks to everyone who came and said hello, we're already looking forward to next year!

28/07/2026

Restoring peatlands, one load at a time 🌿🚜

Coir logs and coir matting might not be the most exciting cargo, but they're a vital part of peatland restoration.

Here, a Softrak is transporting materials through the Cairngorms National Park, helping crews reach remote sites while keeping ground disturbance to a minimum. It's exactly the kind of work these machines were designed for.

📍 Cairngorms National Park, Scotland
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20/07/2026

Ready for the Highlands 🌿⛰️🚜

This Softrak 75 is fitted with a removable rollover protection structure (ROPS), providing additional weather protection, visibility, and secure transport for both operators and equipment in the field.

Includes seating for up to three people, a lockable front storage compartment, Lazer High Performance Lighting LED work lights, and removable jack legs, allowing the entire structure to be detached when not in use.

Currently in operation, these machines support a wide range of projects across the Scottish Highlands, where terrain, weather, and access conditions can change quickly.

📍 Fort William, Scotland
📷 Thistle Access NDT Ltd

15/07/2026

Precision where it matters 🌿🚜

A bespoke Softrak 75 fitted with a front mounted Ryetec SL420 hedge cutter, giving operators excellent visibility and precise control for vegetation management.

Featuring joystick controls and up to 3.8m of reach, the front mounted setup is designed to improve productivity while maintaining the manoeuvrability Softrak is known for.

📷 Ryetec Industrial Equipment Ltd

15/07/2026

When Wheeler Site Investigation were looking to take their Comacchio GEO 305 into softer, more challenging ground conditions, they chose to pair it with Loglogic's proven Softrak ultra low ground pressure undercarriage.

Originally developed for working in some of the world's most sensitive environments, the Softrak undercarriage has proved itself over thousands of hours in wetlands, peatlands, forestry and conservation projects. The same engineering is now helping specialist drilling equipment access sites that would otherwise be difficult to reach.

It's always rewarding to see our technology adapted for new applications and helping customers solve real-world challenges.

We're looking forward to seeing this machine out on site, supporting geotechnical investigations across the UK.

If you're developing specialist machinery that needs to operate beyond the limits of standard tracked systems, we'd love to start a conversation.

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📷 https://www.wheelersi.co.uk/

29/06/2026

Blue skies and reed harvests 🌾☀️

The Softrak 75 equipped with a purpose built cutter binder, harvesting thatching reed in conditions where traditional machinery would struggle.

Designed to cut and bind reed in a single pass while working comfortably on some of the wettest habitats, the Reed Harvesting and Binding System includes a side conveyor feeding to the rear platform, allowing continuous operation in soft ground environments where conventional equipment would struggle.

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23/06/2026

Thanks to SSAB for, once again, highlighting our work. It's a great showcase of what we're all about at Loglogic.

For us, every machine starts with a challenge. Whether it's working in wetlands, peatlands, conservation sites, utilities, or other difficult environments, the goal is always the same: engineer a solution that performs where conventional machinery can't.

Using high-strength steels such as Strenx® allows us to build machines that are lightweight, durable, and capable of maintaining the ultra-low ground pressures our customers rely on.

A great reminder that good engineering isn't just about strength, it's about using the right materials in the right way to solve real-world problems.