The BTC-300 rides on powerful Cat 315 steel tracks. Engine options are available from John Deere, Cat and Volvo up to 321 hp.

Bandit Industries unveiled the BTC-300 track carrier in 2017, kicking off a new track carrier line that will include additional machines in the future.

"The BTC-300 is the next evolution for high-performance track carriers," said Bandit Sales Manager Jason Morey. "And the feedback we've received about our new track carrier has been amazing. Customer feedback went into a majority of the design of the BTC-300."

The cab is comfortable and quiet, making it easy to put a full day of work at the controls. The 10-way adjusting air-ride captain's chair positions all the controls with easy reach. And bulletproof-grade glass eliminates the need for metal safety bars, so the BTC-300 offers enhanced visibility, all while still maintaining FOPS/ROPS/OPS safety standards.

Maintenance components are easily accessible, most from the ground or built-in platforms. Hydraulic pumps are easily accessible, and separate hydraulic systems operate the tracks and the mower head.

The BTC-300 rides on powerful Cat 315 steel tracks, allowing unbeatable ground clearance. Engine options are available from John Deere, Cat and Volvo up to 321 hp.

Outfit your BTC-300 with a 90-in. (228.6 cm) wide forestry mower head or a 44-in. 111.7 cm) diameter stump grinder cutter wheel. Both are quick and easy to attach, and can be done in the field without costly trips back to the machine shop.

For more information, call 800/952-0178 or visit www.banditchippers.com.

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