NYFOA tour of Route 96 Power and Paddle
Event Details
Time: September 23, 2023 from 1pm to 3pm
Location: Route 96 Power and Paddle
Street: 1035 Owego Road, Route 96
City/Town: Candor, NY
Website or Map: http://PowerandPaddle.com
Phone: 607-902-4090
Event Type: tour
Organized By: NYFOA
Latest Activity: Jul 10, 2023
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Event Description
The equipment used by landowners to manage their property has evolved just like any other technology. The Southern Tier Chapter and Southern Finger Lakes Chapter of the New York Forest Owners Association will have a tour of Route 96 Power and Paddle (PowerandPaddle.com) on Saturday, September 23 at 1 PM. The store is located at 1035 Owego Road, Route 96, Candor, NY. It's about halfway between Owego and Candor. Refreshments will be available. The location consists of three stores, The Shoe Outlet, The Power Shop, and the Kayak Showroom. The Power Shop carries a full line of Stihl and Husqvarna products, plus log splitters, portable sawmills, logging winches, DR mowers, Mantis tillers, logging supplies, rototillers, repair service, sheds, utility trailers, boots, and snowshoes. This is the best local place to buy products used by forest landowners. Jim Signs is a landowner and has equipped his store with products that he has used on his own property. He will explain what the store sells and how to safely use the equipment. For example, the new electric chain saws. Jim has a chainsaw safety class that he will be offering on September 30th that may also be of interest to landowners.
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