This Albach Silvator 2000 is a used wood chipper — also known as a wood shredder — a self-propelled machine designed to reduce logs, branches, and forestry residues into uniform wood chips for biomass energy production, landscaping, and timber industry applications. Albach is a well-regarded German manufacturer specialising in high-capacity chipping and mulching equipment built for professional forestry and biomass operations.
This 2012 machine is powered by a 612-horsepower engine and is configured as a 4×4 unit, giving it the traction and mobility to operate effectively in demanding off-road forestry environments. The engine has logged 11,050 hours of running time, with 5,382 hours recorded on the working system, providing a clear picture of the machine's overall usage history.
The chipping rotor is equipped to carry six knives, and the machine comes with three interchangeable screens — G100, G80, and G55 — allowing the operator to adjust chip size output to suit different end-use requirements. The fan blades and fan guards have been replaced with new components, which is a wear-critical part of the chipping system and a meaningful indicator of recent maintenance investment.
Tyre condition is reported at approximately 90%, indicating strong remaining service life. The cab is fitted with air conditioning for operator comfort, and the machine is equipped with LED working lights to support operation in low-light conditions. The listed price of $199,000 is stated net of tax. The machine is currently located in Poland.
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