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Eschlböck Victor – a heavy forestry machine from the Austrian manufacturer Eschlböck: six-cylinder engine of 16,123 cm³ and 413 kW, gross weight 30,000 kg
Eschlböck is an Austrian manufacturer of wood chippers for forestry, known above all for its Biber chippers. The model recorded here, the Victor from 2024, has a gross weight of 30,000 kg, making it a heavy machine in class N3 above 12 tonnes.
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For this vehicle the register lists a six-cylinder engine of 16,123 cm³ and 413 kW output. Kerb weight is 26,920 kg, gross weight 30,000 kg. The vehicle is 8,385 mm long and 2,550 mm wide.
A six-cylinder engine of 16.1 litres and 413 kW goes far beyond what a vehicle of this size would need for road use alone, and on a self-propelled chipper of this type it mainly drives the chipping unit. With a difference of only 3,080 kg between kerb weight and gross weight, correspondingly little margin remains for additional load. The width of 2,550 mm sits at the upper end of what is generally allowed for road transport and is usually used to the full when relocating the machine.
For a used self-propelled chipper of this size, check in particular the operating hours and condition of the chipping knives and counter-blade, wear on the feed system, and the condition of the hydraulic system. Also check the frame and running gear for corrosion and wear, and the clutch and gearbox of the large-displacement six-cylinder engine, as well as all hydraulic hoses and fittings around the chipping unit for leaks.
Sources: SpecCodex-Register: Kennwerte des Modells Eschlböck Victor, Eschlböck (manufacturer)
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