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Excavator Forestry Modifications

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HarvaDig – Forestry Excavator Conversion

An Excavator based system, converting standard machines into forestry harvesting machines, whilst keeping their potential for other more typical excavator tasks.

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Forestry Excavator system
Full Forestry Spec Guarding and Protection
Based on zero tail swing machines
Suits a wide range of Attachments
Bespoke UK-based fabrication
Nationwide After Sales Support

Excavator Track Guide Kits

Excavator Track Guide Kits as used on our HarvaDigs are now sold in kit form, in a number of bolt together sections. These guides are built onsite in our HarvaDig & Botex factory, using the same heavy duty ethos.

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Kit form
Supplied on 1 Pallet
Heavy Duty Construction
Protect your tracks and rollers
Reduce downtime and damage
UK Made

Excavator Forestry Modifications
Engineered, supplied and serviced by Jas P Wilson – the one stop forestry shop.

 

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