Device for harvesting timber
OwnerWerner Steiningerinventor
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Device for timber harvesting having a felling head which includes a gripper and saw unit and a tilting device. The gripper and saw unit have gripper arms which can be actuated by a first hydraulic cylinder and a cutting element which can be pivoted out by a second hydraulic cylinder, and can be pivoted from a depositing position into a cutting position for the harvested material with the aid of the tilting device, which can be actuated by a third hydraulic cylinder. The first hydraulic cylinder is connected to a first hydraulic line for opening the gripper arms and to a second hydraulic line for closing the gripper arms. The tilting device can be pivoted from its cutting position into its depositing position by pressurizing the second hydraulic line in a pressure range in which the cutting element remains in an inactive state.
A device for timber harvesting having a hydraulically controlled felling head, which can be attached to the boom arm of a vehicle and comprises a gripper and saw unit and a tilting device, wherein the gripper and saw unit has at least one pair of two gripper arms for harvested material, which can be actuated by a first hydraulic cylinder and pivoted between an open and closed state, and a hydraulically activatable cutting element for cutting through the harvested material, and can be pivoted from a depositing position into a cutting position for the harvested material by the hydraulically actuatable tilting device, wherein the gripper arms of the gripper and saw unit can be pivoted into the open state and the tilting device can be pivoted into its cutting position by pressurizing a first hydraulic line, and the gripper arms can be pivoted into the closed state and the cutting element is activated for cutting through the harvested material by pressurizing a second hydraulic line, wherein the tilting device can be pivoted from its cutting position into its depositing position by pressurizing the second hydraulic line in a pressure range in which the cutting element remains in an inactive state.
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