TimberPro TL775D SL self-leveling shovel logger

TimberPro TL775D SL self-leveling shovel logger performs well on West Coast job sites

Designed to handle steep slopes, extreme terrain and high altitudes, TimberPro’s new TL775D SL self-leveling shovel logger delivers high production on job sites along the West Coast.

TimberPro’s TL775D SL self-leveling shovel logger features a peak-performance leveling system and casting; ultra-rugged lower chassis; extra-long, heavy-duty track frames; and a wide stance that makes it the most structurally robust and powerful in its class. “The TimberPro TL775D SL delivers unparalleled productive capability at an unmatched value, and it is built in the United States with tried-and-true components and design,” said Kim Eickerman, Modern Machinery’s Spokane branch manager.

The largest of TimberPro’s D-Series purpose-built track machines, the 96,200-pound TL775D SL has a peak-performance leveling system and casting; ultra-rugged lower chassis; extra-long, heavy-duty track frames; and a wide stance that makes it the most structurally robust and powerful in its class. Meanwhile, it keeps ground pressure to a minimum with a standard 10.7 psi.

Additional key productivity features include:

• A shovel logger boom with live heel for maximum reach

• Dual-motor hydrostatic slewing system

• Hydrostatic swing control with hillside holding

• Dedicated dual hydrostatic track drive system

• Large windows for increased visibility

• Best-in-class serviceability

“The TimberPro TL775D SL delivers unparalleled productive capability at an unmatched value, and it is built in the United States with tried-and-true components and design,” said Kim Eickerman, Modern Machinery’s Spokane branch manager.

Long-term value

The TL775D SL’s 365-horsepower Cummins L9 engine delivers 1,151 foot-pounds of torque. It’s engineered for increased fuel economy compared to previous models, as well as longer maintenance intervals. A single-module aftertreatment system is certified to the highest emissions standards.

“The team of Modern Machinery and TimberPro provides long-term value to loggers,” said Eickerman. “We are here with support through parts and trained personnel for a high level of uptime after the sale, and even after the warranty expiration. We encourage anyone looking for a highly productive shovel logger with the capability to run multiple attachments to contact one of our branches or their Modern Machinery representative.” ■