This Komatsu 875 is a used forestry forwarder — sometimes referred to as a timber forwarder — a purpose-built machine used in cut-to-length logging operations to collect felled and delimbed timber from the felling site and transport it to a roadside landing. Komatsu is a globally recognised manufacturer of heavy equipment serving the construction, mining, and forestry industries, with its forestry division producing purpose-engineered machines for demanding woodland environments.
Built in 2018 and located in Lithuania, this forwarder is offered at $115,000 and shows 15,380 machine hours. Power comes from a six-cylinder, 7.4-litre engine rated at 185 kW, and the machine drives through an 8WD transmission, delivering traction across all eight wheels for reliable performance on soft or uneven forest terrain.
The crane is a 145F unit with a 10-metre reach and two telescoping sections, well suited to loading logs across a wide working arc without repositioning the machine. Load capacity is rated at 16,000 kg, and the machine's own operating weight is approximately 20,100 kg. The bunk is carried on a frame adjustable in length from a 3+3-metre configuration, allowing the load area to be set to suit different timber lengths. The bunk includes four pairs of extendable stanchions, providing secure containment for varying load widths. Ground clearance is 710 mm, appropriate for rough forestry conditions.
The machine runs on 710/45-26.5 tyres and carries a 220-litre fuel tank. The cab is equipped with the Comfort Ride intelligent suspension package, along with sun-reflective curtains, a rear-view camera, working LED lights, and a radio.
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