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Product Specifications

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Dimensions

LENGTH less boom 5 280 mm
WIDTH 3 430 mm
HEIGHT 3 710 mm
GROUND CLEARANCE 710 mm
WEIGHT less attachment 39 100 kg
TAIL SWING RADIUS 3 075 mm

Power

ENGINE Tier 4f Tigercat FPT N67 Tier 4f
212 kW (284 hp) @ 2,200 rpm (rated)
ENGINE Tier 2 Tigercat FPT N67 Tier 2
205 kW (275 hp) @ 2,100 rpm (rated)
ENGINE Non-certified Tigercat FPT N67 Non-certified
212 kW (284 hp) @ 2,200 rpm (rated)
AIR FILTRATION Precleaner and 2-stage engine air cleaner
COOLING Aluminum side-by-side radiator, oil cooler and charge air cooler
Removable intake debris screen
FAN Hydraulically driven, automatic variable speed, reversible
FUEL CAPACITY 850 L
DEF CAPACITY 80 L

Top Speed

LOW RANGE 1,7 km/h
HIGH RANGE 3,3 km/h

Hydraulic System

PUMP, MAIN Piston
PUMP, SWING Piston, closed loop, energy recovery
PUMP, COOLING FAN Gear
FILTRATION (2) In-tank, 10 micron full flow
CYLINDERS, HOIST (2) 130 mm (5.1 in) bore
CYLINDERS, STICK (2) 120 mm (4.7 in) bore
CYLINDER, LIVE HEEL 120 mm (4.7 in) bore
CYLINDERS, LEVELING (2) 180 mm (7 in) bore
HORSEPOWER CONTROL Electronic speed sensing
All-speed antistall
RESERVOIR 295 L

Undercarriage

TRACK FRAMES R7-163L super-duty forestry leveling
Integral track guides/ramp angles
TRACK CHAIN FH400 215 mm (8.5 in) pitch
FINAL DRIVE (2) piston motors with brake valves
Infinitely variable speed
TRACTIVE EFFORT 378 kN
GEARBOX Triple reduction planetary type with brake
FRONT IDLER Hydraulic track adjuster
Spring shock absorber
ROLLERS, LOWER (10) FH400 excavator type
SLIDES, UPPER Bolt-on
TRACK SHOE 610 mm (24 in) single grouser
Optional 710 mm (28 in) single grouser
LEVELING 26° forward; 7° rear; +/-22° side

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Resources

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Track to Success


Track replacement is one of the largest operating expenses for any tracked machine.


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Steep Slope Advancement


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857/877 Carrier Walk-around


Daryl Westerveld, product engineer for tracked harvesting systems, takes us on a walk-around of the 857 and 877 carriers. The sloped tail represents a reimagining of what a steep-slope carrier should look like. The result is a machine with increased leveling capability and greater chain clearance in winch-assisted applications, while maintaining the class leading stability of Tigercat machines. Watch this video to learn about the key features and benefits of owning an 857 and 877 carrier.


A Tigercat engineer in front of a Tigercat machine

Tigercat Seat Adjustments


With the exception of forwarders and harvesters, all current 2025 Tigercat models are equipped with a common operator’s seat. In this video, to help you get the best performance from the seat, we are going to take you through the adjustments and point out some differences specific to certain machine models.


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