Edition 2015-03-31
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Accessories
Loading crane (FIG. 54)
The loading crane makes it much easier to load
large logs.
Secure the wire on the end of the log. When the
log comes up to the machine, move the wire and
attachment approximately 1 metre along the log.
This makes it possible to lift the log, which then
hits the trapping arm and the log is lifted up. As
the crane arm is anchored to the chains, which
attempt to centre the arm, the log is transported in
over the cart and the brake is released on the
winch and the log is then loaded in the cart.
Loading plate (FIG 55)
When the machine is used without a timber cart
the loading plate can be a good option when
loading a drawn load. The loading plate makes it
easy to winch up logs from behind. The loading
plate is easy to retrofit. It is available in two
versions. On the Flex model, it automatically
follows the adjustable accessory mount when it is
moved forward and backward. The other loading
plate is handled manually.
Combi-bed (FIG. 56)
The combi-bed is a fixed bed without a tip function
and with a high tailboard that can be opened. The
combi-bed fits on the timber cart (FIG 50). With
the tailboard lowered it is easy to load and winch
in elk and other loads from behind.
Tipping bed (FIG. 57)
The bed is tippable in combination with the winch.
The side panels are removable.
Spikes for the caterpillar track
(FIG 58)
The caterpillar track can be equipped with spikes
that can be retrofitted. The spikes are also fitted
as standard on some models.
FIG 54
FIG 55
FIG 57
FIG 56
FIG 58
