This Timberjack 1010B is a used forestry forwarder — sometimes referred to as a log forwarder — a purpose-built machine used in cut-to-length logging operations to pick up, load, and transport felled timber from the harvesting site to a roadside landing. Timberjack is a well-established name in the forestry equipment industry, known for producing heavy-duty machines designed to operate in demanding off-road and forest conditions.
This 2001 model is configured as a six-wheel-drive unit, serial number 10DB6096, and is located in Wisconsin, USA. It has accumulated approximately 17,000 hours of use. The machine rides on 600/65R34 front tires and 600/55-26.5 rear tires, with an estimated 50% tread life remaining on both sets, indicating meaningful service life still available from the current rubber.
The forwarder is equipped with a CF510 crane and a Super Grip 360 grapple, which together form the loading system used to gather and stack timber onto the machine's bunk. The 360-degree rotation of the grapple allows the operator to reach and position logs efficiently without repositioning the machine.
This unit is offered on consignment, and buyers should confirm the exact current location before arranging a visit. It is listed at $59,000.
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