Edition 2015-03-31
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Accessories
Timber cart (FIG. 50)
The advantage of driving with a timber cart is that
you do not need to secure the load to transport
over short distances when loading. At the same
time the size of the load can be increased, as the
timber does not cause friction against the ground.
Dragging damage is reduced. When loading on
the cart, the cart should be extended so that the
wheels are as far back as possible under load, to
increase the weight on the machine, which gives
improved drawing ability. In undemanding terrain
priority can be given to accessibility by moving the
cart wheels further forward.
The timber cart can also be equipped with a bed
(FIG 56).
Combi-cart (FIG. 51)
The combi-cart is an open-sided cart, which is an
excellent option when transporting elk. The
wheels on the cart are vertically adjustable. The
cart is suitable for the transport of elk and for farm
work.
Snatch block (FIG. 53)
The snatch block can be used change the
direction of logs and to winch logs to the machine
when winching trees up on to the Iron Horse, and
winching cross-country.
FIG 50
FIG 53
FIG 51
