This 2006 Link-Belt 210 LX is a processor harvester — sometimes referred to as a harvesting processor or timber processor — a purpose-built forestry machine designed to fell, delimb, and buck trees to length in a single integrated operation. Link-Belt is a well-established manufacturer of heavy construction and forestry equipment, known for producing excavator-based platforms that serve logging, land clearing, and site preparation industries worldwide.
This used machine is offered in Oregon, USA at $109,000 and carries 11,300 hours of documented use under single-owner ownership, with a noted history of consistent, well-maintained service.
Power comes from a Cummins engine rated at 152 horsepower. The unit is equipped with a forestry cab fitted with an 18-inch fixed riser, raising the operator's sightlines for improved visibility in demanding timber environments. An oversized cooling fan supports thermal management during sustained high-load operations, and an optional in-line cooler system is installed on the boom, expanding the machine's hydraulic capability to run multiple attachments — including a masticating or mulching head, a bucket with thumb, or a hydraulic hammer.
The 210 LX is fitted with a Pierce processor boom, which provides extended reach compared to a standard configuration, increasing operational radius in the cutblock. Included with the machine is a 2006 Waratah 470 processing head, a purpose-matched harvesting head suited for the platform. The undercarriage features 36-inch pads at approximately 80 percent remaining life, providing stable ground support across varied terrain.
The machine meets legal load requirements for transport on a two-axle lowboy, simplifying logistics between job sites. The sale also includes over $12,000 worth of spare parts inventory, representing meaningful added value for ongoing maintenance and parts availability. The listing is offered FOB Oregon.
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