This Timberjack 1110 is a used forestry forwarder — sometimes referred to as a timber forwarder — a purpose-built machine used to collect and transport cut logs from the harvesting site to a roadside landing, working in close conjunction with a harvester as part of a cut-to-length logging system. Timberjack is a well-established name in professional forestry equipment, known for producing robust forwarders, harvesters, and skidders for demanding timber harvesting operations worldwide.
This 1997 machine is located in Finland and is offered at $30,000. According to the seller, the engine has accumulated approximately 42,000 hours of total running time, though the current engine itself has been run for around 2,000 hours, suggesting it has been replaced or substantially rebuilt at some point in the machine's service life.
Several components have been recently renewed, giving the machine a degree of mechanical freshness despite its age. The transfer gearbox has been re-bearing, three of the hubs have been replaced, and three new tyres have been fitted. The grapple or crane suspension — described as nearly new — is also in good condition. A set of scales (vaaka) is included, allowing the operator to weigh loads directly on the machine, which is a practical feature for timber volume management and compliance with load limits.
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