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    CATERPILLAR 528-2933

    CATERPILLAR 528-2933

    • Manufacturer: Caterpillar
    • Model: 528

    ROTARY DRILL MD6310 GENERATOR SET 3512 POWER MODULE OEM POWER ROTARY/TRACK DRILLS MD6420B MD6420C MD6420 FORESTRY PRODUCTS 568 558 LOG LOADR FORST MACH 558 EXCAVATOR 340 336 MHPU 352F 548 568 FM 349E L 325D FM 34...

    $286 USD
    British Columbia, Canada
  • 2020 Tigercat 630H Skidder

    2020 Tigercat 630H Skidder

    • Manufacturer: Tigercat
    • Model: 630H

    Used $286,000 Brand new front tire Right arch cylinder rebuilt this January Left arch cylinder rebuilt last winter One year old pro heat full unit replaced Seat harness replaced this February

    $204,249 USD
    Edmonton, Canada
  • 2020 WALCO Fransgard V3004 SKIDDING

    2020 WALCO Fransgard V3004 SKIDDING WINCH

    • Manufacturer: Walco

    Fransgard Three Point Hitch Logging Winch for sale at DeBoer's Equipment in Elora Ontario $4,649 plus tax The fransgard winch was designed and manufactured in Denmark for over 30 years. Its robust, and extra wei...

    $3,320 USD
    Elora, Canada

Overview

Skidders are essential forestry machines used to drag logs from the cutting site to a loading area. They are equipped with grapples or winches to handle heavy logs and are designed to operate in rugged, uneven terrain. Skidders are vital for efficient timber harvesting, providing speed and power to streamline the logging process.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used skidder?

Check the overall condition, engine hours, hydraulic system, and grapples or winches. Look for maintenance records and inspect for any signs of wear or damage.

How do I ensure the skidder is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable transport service specializing in heavy machinery. Ensure the skidder is properly secured and protected during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a skidder?

Regular maintenance includes checking engine oil, hydraulic fluid, and coolant levels, inspecting and cleaning air filters, and maintaining tire pressure. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for detailed maintenance intervals.