Tigercat's ER boom technology allows the operator to extend and retract the boom on a horizontal plane – smoothly and quickly, using a single joystick.
Productivity is enhanced especially in small stem, high cycle bunching applications.
Key to ER boom technology is reduced energy consumption.
The ER boom system transfers energy back and forth between the main and stick boom functions, reducing the total energy required to extend or retract.
This translates to reduced demands for power, pump flow and system cooling.
Key to ER boom technology is reduced energy consumption.
The ER boom system transfers energy back and forth between the main and stick boom functions, reducing the total energy required to extend or retract.
This translates to reduced demands for power, pump flow and system cooling.
Key to ER boom technology is reduced energy consumption.
The ER boom system transfers energy back and forth between the main and stick boom functions, reducing the total energy required to extend or retract.
This translates to reduced demands for power, pump flow and system cooling.
ER technology simplifies operation, reduces operator fatigue, and speeds up saw recovery.
Seasoned operators appreciate the responsiveness and multi-functioning capability. Training new operators is a little bit easier.
7 June 2014
ExpoForest 2014 in Brazil. A eucalyptus full-tree harvesting system in a plantation with 0,18 m³ piece size. Tigercat 860C feller buncher with the 5300 series bunching saw, Tigercat 635D skidder and T250B loader with a grapple saw.
18 October 2017
Watch Tigercat LX870D feller bunchers operating in Washington with and without cable assist logging systems. Steep slopes, varied terrain and stem sizes.
