L-Series Wheeled Feller Bunchers
You need a machine that works as long and hard as you do. L-Series Wheeled Feller Bunchers feature robust hydraulic and electrical systems designed to help keep your operation up and running, and boost your bottom line.
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Features and Specifications
When considering a wheeled feller buncher, assessing its features and specifications is essential to ensure it meets your operational requirements. These specifications provide valuable insights into the machine's performance, capabilities, and dimensions. Here are some key specifications to consider.
Engine Power
The engine power indicates the amount of power generated by the machine's engine. It is measured in horsepower (HP) and is crucial for efficient operation and performance.
Wheelbase
The wheelbase refers to the distance between the center of the front and rear wheels. It influences the machine's stability and maneuverability, especially in rough terrains.
Operating Weight
Operating weight refers to the total weight of the wheeled feller buncher, including the machine and any additional attachments or equipment. Ensuring that the operating weight is suitable for the intended applications and ground conditions is vital.
Engine Model
The engine model specifies the specific make and model of the engine used in the wheeled feller buncher. Engine models offer varying power outputs, fuel efficiencies, and emission levels.
Gross Power
Gross power represents the engine's maximum power output without considering any losses or inefficiencies. It indicates the machine's overall power capacity.
Engine Speed
Engine speed refers to the rotational speed of the engine's crankshaft, usually measured in revolutions per minute (RPM). It affects the machine's performance and productivity.
Weight
The weight specification represents the overall weight of the wheeled feller buncher. It is essential to consider the weight for transportation purposes and ensure it is within the limits of your equipment and transportation capabilities.
Fuel Capacity
Fuel capacity indicates the maximum amount of fuel the machine's fuel tank can hold. It affects the operating range and duration before refueling is required.
DEF Capacity
DEF (Diesel Exhaust Fluid) capacity represents the amount of DEF the machine's tank can hold. DEF is used in selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems to reduce emissions.
Hydraulic System Capacity
The hydraulic system capacity refers to the volume of hydraulic fluid that the machine's hydraulic system can hold. It influences the performance and responsiveness of hydraulic functions.
Ground Clearance
Ground clearance is the distance between the lowest point on the machine and the ground. It is essential for traversing uneven terrains and obstacles without damaging the machine's undercarriage.
Transport Width, Height, and Length
These specifications indicate the dimensions of the wheeled feller buncher for transportation purposes. It is crucial to ensure that the machine can be transported safely and legally within the required dimensions.
Unstoppable Force of Nature
Uptime is everything in the forest. And your L-II Series Wheeled Feller Buncher has what it takes to pull through just about anything. Watch the video to view the latest spec changes to the L-II Series!
Because Time is Money.
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Wheeled Feller Bunchers for Forestry Cutting Work
Firm ground, long travel paths, and demanding cutting cycles call for forestry equipment with speed and control. Doggett Equipment offers wheeled feller bunchers for logging, land clearing, and timber harvesting work, helping you match the right machine to your terrain, crew, and cutting needs.
Our heavy equipment inventory includes forestry machines built for cutting, bunching, and moving through active timber sites. When your operation depends on mobility across firmer ground, our forestry equipment lineup can help you compare machines built for the way your crew works.