This 2004 Timbco 425EXL is a feller buncher, a purpose-built forestry machine designed to cut standing trees at the base and gather them into bunches for subsequent processing or forwarding. Feller bunchers — sometimes referred to as tree harvesters in general logging parlance — are a cornerstone of mechanised timber harvesting operations, and Timbco is a well-regarded name in purpose-built forestry equipment, known for producing robust, tracked feller bunchers suited to demanding cut-to-length and clear-cutting environments.
Power comes from a Cummins diesel engine rated at 260 horsepower, a dependable and widely supported powerplant that gives field technicians ready access to parts and service across North America. The cab is equipped with air conditioning, an important feature for operator comfort and productivity during long shifts in warm southern climates such as those common to North Carolina.
The machine runs on 23½-inch single grouser pads, which provide the ground contact and traction characteristic of a tracked carrier suited to soft, uneven, or logged-over terrain. The cutting work is handled by a Quadco QFH22B disc saw head, a recognised feller buncher head from a specialist forestry attachment manufacturer, designed to fell and accumulate multiple stems in a single pass.
This is a used machine offered at $82,000, located in North Carolina, USA.
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