This Timberpro TN725B is a processor harvester — sometimes called a harvesting processor — a purpose-built forestry machine designed to fell, delimb, and cut trees to length in a single continuous operation. Timberpro is a manufacturer focused on tracked forestry equipment, building machines engineered for demanding timber harvesting environments.
This 2012 machine is offered in used condition and is described by the seller as being in very nice shape. It is a consignment unit held on the seller's lot in Michigan, USA, and is available at $149,000.
The harvesting head fitted to the machine is a Rolly II, which the seller also describes as being in nice shape. The Rolly II is a purpose-built processing head capable of handling the delimbing and bucking functions central to processor harvester work, and its condition is an important factor in the overall value of this package.
Power comes from a QSC Cummins 8.3-litre Tier 3 engine, a well-regarded inline six-cylinder diesel unit that was widely used in heavy forestry and construction equipment of this era. Tier 3 emissions compliance was the applicable standard for machines of this class at the time of manufacture.
The undercarriage runs on 24-inch single grouser pads, which are reported at approximately 75% remaining life. Overall undercarriage condition is assessed by the seller at 60–70%, indicating meaningful service life remaining across the running gear as a whole.
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