Company’s largest forwarder is an ideal match for newly introduced XH951XC-1 wheeled harvester

Komatsu XF895-3 forwarder is introduced to the North American
market, a purpose-built machine with smarter designs and stronger elements for performance and productivity in the most demanding forestry operations. It is an ideal match to the 8-wheeled XH951XC-1 harvester introduced in September.

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Engineered for final felling and large-scale forwarding, the improved Komatsu XF895-3 forwarder includes an upgraded crane, reinforced frame and redesigned load space to make moving larger loads more efficiently.

Key updates include:
 New optional 205F crane with enhanced lift geometry and optional reach up to 32.8 feet (10 meters)
 Optional G85H grapple with 4.3 ft2 (0.40 m²) tip-to-tip area for greater material control
 Upgraded telescopic gate, rugged bunks with widening function and optional height-adjustable stakes
 Reinforced frame and articulating joints designed to accommodate increased load capacity
 New, electronically controlled hydraulic pump improves responsiveness and fuel efficiency
 Simplified service with a single-filter hydraulic tank design

“The XF895-3’s enhancements make it even more well-suited for big log-hauling, final felling and ground preparation,” said Rob Warden, Senior Product Manager, Forestry. “It features a more robust frame for toughness, plus a new more powerful crane as an option. The load space offers a lot of adjustability for your tasks, such as telescoping width and height adjustments and fully adaptable gate.”

The XF895-3 forwarder is an excellent match for the newly introduced XH951XC-1, one of the largest harvesters on the market. Its eight driven wheels deliver incredible traction, maneuverability and stability, especially in steep, soft or rugged conditions. Inside the cab, The XF895-3 is well-suited for final felling and large-scale forwarding. operators experience automotive-level quality with refined controls and features built for all- day comfort and precision.
Together, the XH951XC-1 and XF895-3 reflect Komatsu’s ongoing innovation in forestry machinery — empowering operators to do more with greater comfort, control and confidence.
For more information, contact a Komatsu distributor or visit komatsu.com.
*All comparisons are against the previous model.

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