Short answer. Mounted on a Dayun extended cab, this log grab runs an 8.1 m boom with soft linkage and a flat-jaw grab. The flat jaws handle round timber in mixed sizes, and soft linking lets the head follow the load, a configuration often used where operators load and travel over irregular ground. Left-hand drive is standard, with right-hand drive available on request.
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Mounted on a Dayun extended cab, this log grab runs an 8.1 m boom with soft linkage. The flat-jaw grab handles round timber in mixed sizes. Soft linking allows the head to follow the load, a configuration often used where operators load and travel over irregular ground.
Left-hand drive (LHD) is standard. Right-hand drive (RHD) is available on request and is built to order.
Key Specifications
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The specification table lists the details confirmed by the source listing. Additional specifications, attachment options and body configurations are confirmed on enquiry.
Questions buyers ask about this Dayun 8.1 m log grab
What grab head does this model use?
A flat-jaw grab, which handles round timber in mixed sizes.
Why is soft linkage used here?
Soft linking lets the head follow the load, a configuration often used where operators load and travel over irregular ground.
What boom length does it reach?
An 8.1 m boom.
Which chassis and cab is it on?
The Dayun extended cab.
What body type does it use?
A dump body.
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