Forestry machines and their components are subjected to higher stress levels than most other off road machines. One of the axle components that is particularly vulnerable is the axle spindle. To be able to withstand the stress it will be subjected to, it must be hardened using an induction heat treating process. The total electrical energy used for each part is approximately 20 kWh, the equivalent of three to four days of electricity used by the average home. #tigercat #tigercatvideos #innovatio

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Montana-based Bull Creek Forestry operating a new Tigercat LH822C harvester in a selective felling application. Source: Tigercat forestry equipment | Forestry Equipment in Action

18K views · 147 reactions | Tigercat acacia harvesting system A Tigercat 724E feller buncher and 630D skidder feeding a chipper at roadside in an acacia plantation. This is one of two identical harvesting systems working on remote Melville island, 60 km north of Darwin, Australia. Source Tigercat forestry equipment | Forestry Equipment in Action | Facebook