This 2006 Tigercat 1055 is a forestry forwarder — a purpose-built machine used to collect and transport harvested logs from the cutting area to a roadside landing, commonly referred to as a log forwarder. Tigercat is a well-regarded Canadian manufacturer specialising in purpose-built forestry equipment, including feller bunchers, skidders, harvesters, and forwarders, serving logging and timber harvesting operations across North America and internationally.
The machine is described by the seller as starting and running well. Power comes from a Mercedes engine, and the seller notes good oil pressure. The cab is reported to be functional and comfortable, with heat, air conditioning, and a radio all in working order. The forwarder is equipped with a super grip grapple for loading and securing logs during transport.
The known mechanical concern is with the rear-end gear, which the seller states needs to be replaced. The seller notes that a complete rear assembly is available from salvage for approximately $3,000, giving prospective buyers a clear picture of the repair scope and a realistic path to returning the machine to full working condition. Beyond this issue, the seller describes the overall condition of the machine as good.
Located in Pennsylvania, this used Tigercat 1055 forwarder is listed at $59,000, with the seller open to reasonable offers.
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