Exceptional Sales & Service

CJ Logging Equipment Inc. is family owned and operated and located in Boonville, New York. Since 1981 we have been working hard to provide you with the equipment and service you need to get your job done.

Please browse our selections, from residential landscaping tools to heavy-duty timber harvesting equipment for the professional logger. We realize that the forest industry is constantly changing, and our experienced sales and service staff wants to work with you. Please give us a call at 1-800-541-4214 so we can ensure you have the right equipment for your job.

Latest News:

CJ Logging Equipment Accepting Waste Oil

CJ Logging Equipment is now accepting waste oil. Hours of operation for drop off, Monday thru Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm and Saturday's 8:00 am - Noon. Be Kind to the Environment, Bring Your Waste Oil to CJ's

CJ Logging Equipment Donates to Log A Load for Kids

On September 19th, 2011 Mark Mowrey of Baillie Lumber Company & Log A Load for Kids was presented a check in the amount of $462 by CJ Logging Equipments Amy Snyder. Pictured in the backdrop is Raymond Gallo of Boonville, Raymond is a miracle...

CJ Motor Sports Announces New Facility

Stop by and visit the newly renovated CJ MotorSports at their new location on 8711 Industrial Dr., just across the street from CJ Logging Equipment! CJ Motor Sports has a new 8,000 sq. ft. showroom filled with Husqvarna, Ski-Doo, Can-Am...

New Equipment Developments

Tigercat has developed a new 635D model six wheel drive skidder that is designed to haul large heavy payloads. If you were impressed with their 630C skidder you will definitely want to check out this new model. The feedback from customers that have had...

The Importance of Correct Filter Choice

The correct filter choice can reduce maintenance cost and machine down time. It is the job of your filter system to remove contamination. Just because a replacement filter fits in the same location as the original branded filter does not mean it will...

"Drafting" Behind Tractor-Trailers Risks Death

The American Trucks Associations (ATA) warns against the fad of “drafting” behind tractor-trailers in order to increase fuel mileage. The idea is for smaller vehicles to tailgate larger trucks because the decreased wind resistance behind larger trucks...