Specs on a TJ 207D ?

[tacks Y]

Looking for any info on it. Weight? Width? Hp? It has 30" rubber and a Deutz. The good and bad?

[sandersen]

Probably about 14000 to 15000 pounds give or take. Maybe about a bit less than 8 feet wide. Should be about 100 hp. Very easy to get on and off. Easy to work on generally. Parts readily available. Reliable if used with care. And just a great little cable Skidder!

[tacks Y]

I was told 10500lbs which seemed low. But 14 to 15k seems high. As does the 100hp it has a 4 cly deutz, I am thinking 60-70hp. I was hoping someone had a printed spec sheet to show.

[tacks Y]

Can any one help with the old Tjs info?

[Maine logger88]

Well I know my 225 weighs 14400. Not sure what the 207 has for axles but mine has heavy Rockwell's if the 207 has light Rockwell's you could probably subtract 4 or 500. I believe the 207 is the same frame and winch as a 225. I'm pretty sure most 207s came with a 236 Perkins so someone must have added the deutz. And I know nothing about the deutz so I can't help you there. The original Perkins would have probably been 75 to 80. 

[tacks Y]

I was thinking the 207 was smaller than a 225, not so? I had a 208 before so what do the numbers mean?

[mudfarmer]

I was thinking the 207 was smaller than a 225, not so? I had a 208 before so what do the numbers mean?

This is a neat thread about it: https://forestryforum.com/board/index.php?topic=91334.0


It looks like they never came to a consensus on what all the gibberish numbers and letters mean for a TJ?  :D

[Firewoodjoe]

I have a 208d and I have a broshure (in another language) for a 208e which is the next newer than a d. It says it's 12,559 with Perkins and 12,723 with Detroit and standard 16.9x30 tires. I think the 207 is older series. Think the 208 225 and 230 are basically the same machine except the axles. Weight wise real close. Obviously heavier with heavy axles. But 1-2000 pounds I'd say. 

[Brian_Rhoad]

There's a Facebook page for TimberJacks.

TimberJack Junkies

[OntarioAl]

Specs for 207D from my 1969 service manual
74  hp engine PR 50 narrow track axels
88 inches outside tire to tire
11700 lbs from factory with standard equipment
an optional  front end piler and wheel fenders will increase the weight
Cheers
Al

[Southside]

It looks like they never came to a consensus on what all the gibberish numbers and letters mean for a TJ? 

Which is exactly why John Deere bought the company.  ;D Show me anyone who can make sense of the numbering system for JD Ag tractors.  I think the latest generation is the only one that bears any semblance of the number and the HP.  

[tacks Y]

Specs for 207D from my 1969 service manual
74  hp engine PR 50 narrow track axels
88 inches outside tire to tire
11700 lbs from factory with standard equipment
an optional  front end piler and wheel fenders will increase the weight
Cheers
Al

Is a front end piler a blade or different? Talking to a guy that had a Deutz put in so maybe shed some weight over a Perkins? 

There's a Facebook page for TimberJacks.

TimberJack Junkies

Joined so will see what they have to say. Thanks for the help men.