The Komatsu 911 is a used processor harvester — sometimes referred to as a harvesting processor or timber processor — a purpose-built forestry machine designed to delimb, measure, and cross-cut felled trees into logs of specified lengths. Komatsu is a globally recognised manufacturer of heavy machinery, with its forestry division producing a range of equipment for logging, timber harvesting, and forest management operations worldwide.
This particular machine was manufactured in 2018 and originates from Scandinavia, a region known for demanding forestry conditions and high standards of equipment maintenance. It has never operated in Lithuania, where it is currently located, and is being offered for sale by UAB Fomisas.
The harvester is fitted with a C93 harvesting head, the cutting and processing attachment that performs the delimbing, measuring, and bucking functions at the point of harvest. The crane configuration features two telescopes, providing extended reach for processing timber without repeatedly repositioning the base machine. This long-crane, dual-telescope setup is well suited to high-productivity forwarding and processing cycles in dense or large-diameter timber stands.
The machine is priced at $137,500, with a 21% tax of 28,875 EUR applicable to the transaction.
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