Combi machines can handle the two main phases of timber harvesting: felling and forwarding. In terms of machine and work techniques, combi machines are divided into two main types. With full-fledged combi machines, both the phases can be performed in one go without changes in the equipment. With other combi machines, the harvester head and the loading grapple are changed depending on the operation.<\/p>\n
Equipping a forwarder for combined use offers the owner increased productivity compared with a normal forwarder. As a combi machine requires comparatively less capital than two separate machines, it is a much smaller risk to a contractor. A combi machine is a cost-effective \u201cone-man-chain\u201d for several different purposes. It offers a flexible way to complement the traditional timber harvesting chain or to cost-effectively perform contract work in which a harvesting chain with two machines would be an unnecessarily heavy and expensive solution.<\/p>\n
Nisula\u2019s equipment can also be used to convert a forwarder into an energy wood harvester. The hosing and the rotator with its adaptor are designed to allow quick and easy harvester head change. The NCU3 control system automatically recognises the 285E+ energy wood head. No changes or adjustments are needed in the control system, and work can start immediately. How much more versatile can one machine be? The answer is simple \u2013 no one machine can. The versatility of a combi machine allows it to be utilised round the year.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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