Komatsu 825TX | 835TX
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Compact thinning forwarder with good manoeuvrability

Modern Komatsu forwarders can trace their design origins back to models from the 1990s. The 840, for example, was upgraded with a 6-cylinder engine to become the 860. This period also heralded the birth of Komatsu's successful forwarder concept, which is based on ideas such as a low centre of gravity and an articulated joint facing the same direction as the rear frame. And thanks to this concept, Komatsu still offers the moststable forwarders on the market.

2020 saw the launch of a new thinning concept as well as the arrival of the new Komatsu 825TX - our smallest and most agile forwarder. A machine that easily snakes its way through dense stands thanks to well-considered design elements such as a tracking frame, bunks angled slightly inwards and good visibility over the wheels. The second thinning forwarder is the Komatsu 835TX, which the new tracking frame transforms into a true thinning expert. The Komatsu 835TX is agile and light and boasts the same stability concept as the larger machines, essentially comprising a refined version of the...

Designed with your profitability in mind Komatsu forwarders are designed to be productive and profitable forestry companions. Here we present some of the advantages they offer to boost your business. An engine that gets the job done Productivity A crane thatin a compact size makes its mark The most important characteristic of a thinning machine is its ability to navigate dense stands while maintaining a high production rate. The TX machines are fitted with a unique tracking frame to ensure that the trailer closely follows the tracks left by the tractor, keeping the difference below 200 mm....

The Komatsu concept for great stability Off-road manoeuvrability Komatsu forwarders get excellent stability from the Komatsu concept's smart design solutions. A stable machine offers you a work environment in which you feel safer and more relaxed while on the job, which in turn enables you to maintain higher productivity and high energy levels throughout the day. Manoeuvring in the forest demands a machine with good off-road handling and a powerful transmission. High portal bogies ensure good ground clearance on all Komatsu forwarders while the intelligent transmission optimises its...

Your work environment plays a central role in your wellbeing. Here you can read more about how the ergonomics, thoughtful designs and easy servicing of a Komatsu make your working day that much better. Goodvisibility in all directions The cab is your work environment and a place we want you to enjoy. This is why our forwarder cabs are spacious and quietwith good visibility in all directions. The gate has a well-considered design that easily allows you to see through the slats. It also has a matte finish to minimise distracting reflections. Interior lighting that does what itshould The cab...

Ergonomic hand controllers, pedals and buttons All hand controllers and pedals boast ergonomic designs and are close to hand in the cab. All buttons are illuminated so that you can easily navigate the controls in the dark, and many of their functions can be programmed for a highly personalised keypad set-up. The forwarder is easily manoeuvred using an electric mini steering wheel rather than the Orbital steering wheel found on older models. Comforts to see you through the working day Enjoy a premium-quality interior with plenty of storage spaces in the practically designed panels. The cab...

For forestry today as well as tomorrow As a machine manufacturer, we consider it important to strive to reduce our environmental impact, whether within production or in terms of machines with minimal forest impact. There are many challenges, but we are working hard to develop the solutions of the future while continually identifying opportunities for improvement, right down to the smallest details. Production with the environment in mind Autumn 2021 saw the start of production at our new factory. Since we have spent many years making our production more environmentally friendly, it was a...

Smarter ways of getting timber to the roadside As an operator, you too have ample opportunity to make a difference with smart decisions. Our MaxiFleet technology can offer knowledge and insights to help you along the way, with smart map layers providing valuable information about ground and weather conditions as well as the location of the timber. All this makes it easier for you to plan your driving and choose the best route to reduce both distances and ground damage.

To ensure that you have the best possible workplace, we have developed options that help you to maintain not only high productivity, but also an ergonomic and comfortable work environment. Everything for your wellbeing - both now and aftenfoany years on thejob. ':^ l-W1 .;. - L SpeedShift 835TX (not on forwarders equipped with tracking frame) With SpeedShift, your forwarder automatically shifts up as you increase speed. In addition to giving operators one less thing to think about, SpeedShift has the advantage of maintaining optimal engine speed, which saves fuel and can even increase...

An illuminating option Good visibility is a prerequisite not only for doing a good job, but also for working long hours without tiring. Our machines are equipped with effective lighting as standard, butwe even offer several optional lamps for additional illumination. Cranetilt 835TX (not on forwarders equipped with tracking frame) The crane tilt option enables you to work as though on flat ground even when on a slope by compensating for the incline. This enables the machine to offer flat-ground performance on up to 22 degrees inclines. Bogie Lift/ Bogie Lift Advanced Bogie Lift enables you...

Comfort Ride Comfort Ride is our hydraulic cab suspension with a 4-point design that effectively damps jolts and vibrations caused by the terrain, tracks and crane. With the latest generation of Comfort Ride, you can also adjust the lateral rigidity, enabling you to find your sweet spot. Another advantage is the automatic levelling, which keeps the cab upright on inclines of up to 6 degrees while stationary or at low speed, simplifying loading and unloading. There is already a function to raise the cab to its topmost position for the best possible view when unloading. However, with...