This Tigercat H822 is a used feller buncher — sometimes called a fell-and-bunch machine — a type of forestry harvesting equipment designed to cut standing trees at the base and gather multiple stems into a bunch before setting them down for subsequent processing or skidding. Tigercat is a well-regarded Canadian manufacturer specialising in purpose-built forestry machinery, supplying equipment to logging and timber harvesting operations worldwide.
This 2014 machine is located in Quebec, Canada, and has accumulated approximately 21,000 hours of total use. A significant service event has been carried out on the engine, which was rebuilt at the 5,000-hour mark, indicating that the powertrain has been attended to well within the machine's working life and has since continued in operation. The unit is equipped with a large-capacity diesel fuel tank, supporting extended working shifts in remote or demanding forestry environments where frequent refuelling is not always practical.
The feller buncher is fitted with a telescopic stick boom, which provides additional reach and flexibility when working across varied terrain or when accessing timber at different distances and angles. A large counterweight is also in place, which helps maintain machine stability during the cutting and bunching cycle, particularly when the boom and head are extended or carrying a heavy load of stems. The machine is also noted as being a D7 configuration, as specified by the seller.
This is a used unit offered from Quebec, Canada.
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