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Powerful shear force and high capacity accumulating.

2000 Bunching Shear

2000 Bunching Shear

Powerful shear force and high capacity accumulating. SPECS DEALER BENEFITS Felling Heads SPECS BENEFITS DEALER

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Weight
Maximum Cut
Area
2 740 kg
6,040 lb
510 mm
20 in (softwood)
0,5 m²
5.4 ft²
Weight
Maximum Cut
Area
2 740 kg
6,040 lb
510 mm
20 in (softwood)
0,5 m²
5.4 ft²

Overview

The 2000 series shear is best suited to pine and eucalyptus pulpwood harvesting applications. It is a simple, low maintenance, low cost alternative to disc saw felling heads with added benefits in rocky or abrasive soil conditions. The 2000 shear can be fitted to both drive-to-tree and track feller bunchers.

Product Specifications

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Dimensions

WIDTH 1 900 mm
HEIGHT 2 490 mm
DEPTH 1 730 mm
BASE WEIGHT 2 740 kg
SINGLE CUT CAPACITY 510 mm, softwood
405 mm, hardwood
ACCUMULATING AREA 0,5 m²
ACCUMULATING CAPACITY (12) trees 15 cm (6 in) diameter

Hydraulic Cylinders

ACCUMULATING/CLAMP ARMS (2) 90 mm (3.5 in) bore, cushioned
SHEAR 165 mm (6.5 in) bore
30° WRIST 1-cylinder; 127 mm (5 in) bore
340° WRIST 3-motor drive, high torque

Cutting Blade

SHEAR BLADES (2) identical threaded
Hardened steel
Bolt-on
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Key Benefits

Twin post design with offset pocket for excellent visibility
Cushioned cylinders for long life
Deep accumulating pocket places the load closer to the machine for improved stability
Standard or high rotation wrist options
Identical, hardened shear blades. Can be switched and flipped to balance wear
Convenient lubrication points for quick maintenance routines
Twin post design with offset pocket for excellent visibility
Deep accumulating pocket places the load closer to the machine for improved stability
Identical, hardened shear blades. Can be switched and flipped to balance wear
Cushioned cylinders for long life
Standard or high rotation wrist options
Convenient lubrication points for quick maintenance routines

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In the Field

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Tiwi people take control of acacia plantation operation and begin to build stronger economy on remote Melville Island off the north coast of Australia.


Acacia Harvesting System


A Tigercat 724E feller buncher and 630D skidder feeding a chipper at roadside in an acacia plantation in 2016. This is one of two identical harvesting systems working on remote Melville island, 60 km north of Darwin, Australia.