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Used Forestry Harvesters in Ohio, USA

  • 2004 Ponsse Ergo

    2004 Ponsse Ergo

    • Manufacturer: Ponsse
    • Model: Ergo

    2004 Ponsse Ergo, H73E Harvester with 22,000 hours, Dry machine, Computer does not work. Operating Weight 35,274 lbs Height - Top of Cab 12.4 ft Overall Width 9.4 ft Shipping Length - non tilt 25.2 ft

    $65,000 USD

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    Est. $1,223/mo

    Columbus, OH
  • 1994 Timbco T425B

    1994 Timbco T425B

    • Manufacturer: Timbco
    • Model: T425B

    1994 Timbco 425B Processor, Machine has Log Max 5000 Head, 15,000 Hours, Undercarriage is 50%, 404 Chain Pitch, Enclosed Cab with Heat Weight 55,235 lbs Length 21 ft 4 in Width 9 ft 8 in Height 12 ft 2 in

    $58,000 USD

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    Est. $1,092/mo

    Columbus, OH
  • 2006 Timbco 425EXL

    2006 Timbco 425EXL

    • Manufacturer: Timbco
    • Model: 425EXL

    2006 Timbco 425EXL with Logmax 7000 Processor Head, Hours are 8,000.00 Rebuilt Computer Measuring Device, Enclosed Cab with Heat and Air Conditioning, Undercarriage is 85% No Leaks, Tight Machine. Operating Weigh...

    $189,000 USD

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    Est. $3,557/mo

    Columbus, OH
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    Ponsse Ergo Forestry Harvester

    • Manufacturer: Ponsse
    • Model: Ergo

    Good condition Ponsse Ergo Forestry Harvesters available between 2001 and 2021 years. Located in USA and other countries. Click request price for more information.

    USA

Overview

Forestry harvesters are specialized machines designed for logging operations, capable of felling, delimbing, and bucking trees in one streamlined process. These machines are essential for efficient timber harvesting in both clear-cut and selective logging scenarios, offering high productivity and precision in a variety of forest environments.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used forestry harvester?

Check the machine's operational hours, condition of the hydraulic system, and overall wear and tear. Review maintenance records and inspect for any signs of damage or necessary repairs.

How can I safely ship a forestry harvester?

Hire a specialized transport service experienced in moving heavy equipment. Ensure the harvester is properly secured and protected against potential transit damage.

What maintenance does a forestry harvester require?

Regular maintenance includes checking and changing hydraulic fluids, inspecting cutting and delimbing components, and ensuring the engine and tracks are in good condition. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific maintenance intervals.