Tracked Feller Buncher
John Deere track feller bunchers outrun expectations. They are built on over 180 years of groundbreaking innovation, backed by more than a half-century of experience in the woods, and designed with proven components to withstand rugged environments, such as steep slope logging and swamp logging. Explore standard and long-reach boom options, multiple attachment choices and long and wide undercarriages for greater stability.
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Features and Specifications
When buying a tracked feller buncher, understanding the features and specifications is essential to ensure you choose the suitable machine for your forestry operations. In this section, we'll explore some key features and specifications to consider:
Cutting Head
The cutting head is a crucial component of a feller buncher, responsible for efficiently felling and cutting trees. Consider the cutting head's capacity, design, and durability to ensure it can handle the size and type of trees you'll be working with.
Engine Power
Engine power determines the machine's cutting efficiency and overall performance. A powerful engine with sufficient horsepower and torque ensures smooth operation and productivity in challenging forestry conditions.
Operating Weight
The operating weight of a tracked feller buncher impacts its stability and ability to maneuver in various terrains. Consider the importance of the machine to ensure it is suitable for the environment you'll be operating in, balancing stability and maneuverability.
Mobility
Mobility is essential for a feller buncher to navigate different forestry terrain conditions. Evaluate the machine's track design, ground clearance, and traction to ensure it can handle the uneven ground, steep slopes, and rough forest terrain with ease.
Cab Comfort
The operator's comfort is crucial for long hours of operation. Consider the design of the cab, including ergonomic controls, adjustable seating, climate control, and visibility, to provide a comfortable and productive working environment for the operator.
Attachment Versatility
Attachment versatility allows you to adapt the feller buncher to different forestry tasks. Look for a machine that offers a range of compatible attachments, such as other cutting heads or additional tools, to maximize its versatility and usability.
Serviceability
This refers to the ease of maintenance and access to components for routine servicing. Consider features such as easily accessible maintenance points, user-friendly maintenance procedures, and the availability of service and support to ensure the machine can be serviced efficiently.