Avant Timber Grab Attachment

Description

The Avant Timber grab attachment allows you to grab tree trunks, branches, wood waste, kerbstones etc. and transport them both lengthwise and crosswise. This makes it possible to pass through narrow places also with long logs and enables loading on a trailer or on a pile in any direction.

Timber grab is available either with a hydraulic rotator or as a freely rotating version. If the loader is equipped with the 6 or 8 function joystick, all functions of the grab with hydraulic rotator (grab opening/closing, rotation) can be operated with the switches on the optional Opticontrol switch pack.

• Versatile grab for transporting and loading of tree trunks, branches, kerbstones etc.
• Rotating grab allows transporting also lengthwise – makes it possible to pass through narrow places with long logs and facilitates work in dense forest
• Available with hydraulic rotator or as freely rotating version

The Avant Timber Grab Attachment is compatible with the following models:

• 420, 423, 520, 523, 525LPG, 528, 530,
• R20, R28, R35, 630, 635, 640, 735, 745, 750, 755i, 760i,
• 850, 860i, e5, e6.

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Since 1991, Avant Tecno has manufactured more than 70 000 loaders at their manufacturing plant in Ylöjärvi, Finland. The company has sales offices in Germany, UK and US, and import partners in more than 55 countries.

The development of Avant Loaders began 25 years ago. The core group of Avant had already over ten years of experience in developing different kind of agricultural machinery. They noticed that for one of the toughest jobs in cow farms, silage distribution inside cow houses, there were no proper and cost-effective machines available.

From this standpoint, the first Avant was born: skid steer loader, equipped with 11-horsepower gasoline engine, which was able to distribute feed to 50-80 cows in 10-15 minutes, twice a day, 365 days a year. A task, which was previously done with wheelbarrow and shovel.