2022 Log Max 7000XTFH Base

2022 Log Max 7000XTFH

The 7000XT Fixed Head is designed to be mounted directly on a rotation unit, which gives the operator total control over the head's movements. A great advantage when working in sensitive environments, e.g. among power lines or in densely populated areas, or when processing hardwood with heavily branched crowns.

Features may include:

• The head is mounted without the usual felling link directly on the crane to give the operator full control over the head's rotation and tilt. It is suitable for those who work in difficult-to-access terrains, such as power lines. The head has continuous rotation eliminating the risk of tangling any hoses.

• Log Max 7000XT Fixed Head is equipped with a top saw.

• Top saws are primarily used in processing work. Having a saw on both ends of the head makes it easier to work with heavily branched broad-leaved trees, either on a standing tree or one already felled.

• The feed roller motors have a variable displacement ranging between 830 and 1320 cc, this provides an automatic, dynamic adjustment of the feed speed and torque regardless of the log diameter.

• If you work with small trees, you get a high feeding speed and when you work with larger diameter trees, higher torque is prioritized. This functionality provides a great user experience and also improves fuel consumption.

• Processor knives simplify the picking of felled trees. They have elongated tips so as not to get caught in adjacent logs, thus deteriorating the quality of the wood. The edges of these knives are interchangeable.

• Unique technologies for your Log Max head

• The AFC system is our head’s key technology and allows our heads to harvest trees with high precision and minimal friction.

• The goal of the AFC is to minimize the friction between the trunk and the frame, which leads to minimal wear on the unit and lower operating costs because the head doesn't use more power than necessary.

• The wood quality will also be high, as neither knives nor feed wheels need to use unnecessary force that damages the wood during processing.