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7th October 2026

RIMA Machinery at Paul Bunyan Show 2026: Great People, Great Machines, Great Memories

  • RIMA Machinery at Paul Bunyan Show 2026: Great People, Great Machines, Great Memories

RIMA Machinery created another memorable moment at the recently concluded Paul Bunyan Show in the U.S.

For RIMA Machinery, forestry trade shows are about far more than just machinery and equipment; they are about the people we meet, the conversations we have, the ideas we exchange, and the relationships we build along the way.

Walking into the Paul Bunyan Show, you can immediately feel the connection between people and the forestry industry.

But behind every machine is a person — someone running a firewood business, working in the woods, managing land, selling equipment, or simply looking for a better way to get the job done.

For RIMA, the show was a chance to meet old friends again, make new connections, and spend time with customers and industry partners in the U.S. market.

Over just a few days, we engaged in countless conversations with friends at the exhibition—some about equipment, others about work—but every single one held great significance for us.

Through these conversations, we have gained a deeper understanding of our customers’ needs, learned their views and suggestions regarding our equipment, and discovered just how many friends appreciate our products. This undoubtedly presents us with a new opportunity.

Great People, Great Conversations

One of the best parts of attending the Paul Bunyan Show was hearing directly from people who work with forestry equipment every day.

We talked about the realities of working with wood — from processing and splitting firewood to handling logs and finding equipment that fits different operations.

These conversations are something we value deeply.

A product brochure can tell you specifications. A conversation with someone working in the field can tell you what really matters.

Their experience, questions, and ideas give us a better understanding of the industry and the people we build machines for.

Great Machines in the Forestry Community

RIMA Machinery brought its experience in forestry and farm machinery to the Paul Bunyan Show, connecting our equipment with the people who use and understand this industry.

From firewood processors and log splitters to wood processing and forestry equipment, every machine has a purpose: helping people handle demanding jobs more efficiently.

But seeing machines at an exhibition is only part of the experience , The most important thing is seeing how equipment connects with real work in the field.

Feedback from clients and industry professionals is particularly valuable to us. Their experiences help us think about what comes next — what can be improved, what operators really need, and how we can continue developing practical machinery for forestry and farm applications.

Future Development and Outlook

The United States plays a pivotal role in RIMA Machinery future growth.

Over the years, we have had the privilege of building relationships with customers, distributors, and partners across the U.S. market. Trade shows like the Paul Bunyan Show provide us with valuable opportunities to connect with these partners face-to-face and meet new people. For us, however, simply attending an exhibition is not enough.

What matters most is listening, learning, sharing, and continuously deepening our partnerships. While a piece of equipment might draw a customer to our booth, it is often a pleasant conversation—combined with the satisfaction of delivering robust, high-quality machinery—that truly leaves a lasting impression.

We are committed to ensuring that our customers’ experience in agriculture and forestry activities aligns with our slogan: “Make Your Farm & Forestry Life Fun.”

Great Memories

When the exhibition comes to an end and the machines leave the show ground, what remains are the memories.

The people we met.

The conversations we had.

The ideas we shared.

The familiar faces we saw again.

The new connections we made.

These moments are what make every exhibition worthwhile.

For the RIMA team, the Paul Bunyan Show 2026 was another memorable chapter in our journey.

Thank You for Being Part of It

We sincerely thank everyone who visited RIMA Machinery at the 2026 Paul Bunyan Show.

Thank you to our customers and partners for your continued support.

Thank you to everyone who shared your experience, asked questions, exchanged ideas, or simply stopped by to say hello.

It was great to see so many people coming together around the forestry industry.

We are proud to be part of this community and grateful for every connection along the way.

The show may be over, but the journey continues.

We look forward to meeting old friends again, making new ones, and continuing to build machines and relationships for the forestry community.

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