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Tigercat 610C Skidder

Category: Skidders / Yarders ➔
Manufacturer: Tigercat ➔
Model: 610C ➔

Dimensions

Height - Top of Cab	2.10 ft (0.64 m)
Height of Grapple from Ground	11.20 ft (3.41 m)
Max Blade Height	13.10 in (33.27 cm)
Overall Length	9.60 ft (2.93 m)
Overall Width	10.40 ft (3.17 m)

Engine

Aspiration	33995.3
Engine Model	190
Torque Measured @	79.8 rpm

Hydraulic System

Relief Valve Pressure

12.5 psi

Operating Specifications

Alternator Supplied Amperage	single-speed mechanical variable speed hydrostatic
Operating Voltage	80 amps
Operating Weight	24 V lbs (10.89 kg)
Steering Angle	24.5 x 32 16PR
Tire Size	8.5
Transmission Fluid Capacity	27.80 gal (105.22 l)

Transmission

Max Speed - Forward	13.70 mph (22.05 kph)
Number of Reverse Gears	13.7

Undercarriage

Ground Contact Area	variable displacement axial piston cu in
Length of Track on Ground	QSB6.7 ft

Winch - Grapple Skidder

Drum Capacity - 25.4mm (1 in)

15 degrees

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