This 1996 Bell Ultra T is a used feller buncher — sometimes referred to as a harvester head carrier — a purpose-built forestry machine designed to cut standing trees at the base and gather multiple stems into a bundle before laying them aside for processing. Bell is a well-established manufacturer of heavy equipment with a long history of producing robust machinery for forestry, construction, and earthmoving applications.
Power comes from a Deutz engine, and the machine has benefited from several recent service items: a new saw motor, a new alternator, and a new belt have all been fitted. The exhaust has also been repaired. The cutting head is equipped with a 24-inch three-quarter chain bar saw and is reported to be in good working condition.
A hydraulic cooler is mounted behind the cab, supporting thermal management of the hydraulic system during demanding cutting cycles. The cab glazing is described as good used glass, and the machine is equipped with air conditioning, though the AC currently requires a new compressor belt to be operational. The cab seat has a rip but is otherwise serviceable.
One joystick has a minor hydraulic leak, noted by the seller as barely dripping, and the mines — understood to refer to the machine's cutting head engagement circuit — is reported to be out and functioning. Overall, the mechanical and hydraulic systems are described as operational, with the noted items representing straightforward servicing rather than major repairs.
This Bell Ultra T feller buncher is offered used, located in Arizona, USA, and is priced at $47,500.
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