The Timberpro TB830B is a used forestry forwarder — sometimes referred to as a log forwarder — a purpose-built machine designed to collect cut timber from the felling site and transport it to a roadside landing or processing area. Timberpro is a manufacturer of heavy-duty forestry equipment, building machines engineered for demanding cut-to-length harvesting operations.
Power comes from a Cummins QSC 8.3-litre engine producing 300 horsepower and certified to Tier III emissions standards, a configuration well-suited to sustained heavy-duty timber forwarding work. The machine was built in 2015 and currently shows 7,390 hours on the forwarder itself.
This listing includes an SP761 processing head with just 400 hours of use, representing a significantly lower-houred attachment relative to the base machine. The boom measures 32 feet and is fitted with a 6-foot squirt extension, giving the operator extended reach when loading. A heel bar is mounted on the boom to assist with log handling and alignment.
Ground-contact components consist of 710 tires at approximately 60% tread life, with eco tracks fitted on all bogies to improve flotation and reduce ground disturbance in sensitive terrain. Additional operator aids include a front blade for site work and a rear camera for improved visibility during operation.
The seller describes the machine as being in excellent running condition with all systems functioning as intended. The sale includes a new spare tire, more than 30 spare chains, bars, and bar tips, spare filters, spare hydraulic hoses, and various other spare parts for both the machine and the processing head — a substantial parts inventory that adds immediate operational value. The machine is offered FOB New York, USA, and is priced at $485,000.
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