Ponsse Scorpion King Wheeled Harvester

The legendary Ponsse Scorpion King Harvester has been reborn. The paragon of usability and productivity is now even better than before. Raw power is transformed by the operator into the Scorpion King’s famously effective and precise harvesting. The operator remains central to the design of the Ponsse Scorpion King. Alert and comfortable operators can bring the most out of a machine, and the Scorpion King has a lot to offer.

The Ponsse Scorpion King is now even more refined, elegant and comfortable to use. The dignified cabin is something not previously seen in working machinery. The spacious interior and high-quality materials make you feel everything is in the right place and better than before. The best features are still there, simply improved. The completely new cabin features better visibility, safety, ergonomics and usability. They all contribute to the operator’s comfort and stamina. A rotating seat, capacious storage and dozens of other refinements add the finishing touches to a pleasant whole.

The design of Ponsse Scorpion King focuses on the operator – the operator is literally the center point of the machine. The cabin is located in the middle of the machine, making it easier to see its extremities when working at dense thinning sites. What is more, the operator is situated in the middle of the cabin’s turning radius: when the cabin turns, the operator does not feel like being on a carousel. This has a significant impact on comfort and wellbeing at work. The unique crane solution offers an excellent visibility in every direction. Good visibility, also on both sides of the cabin, enables efficiency without any limits. The operator can select trees and felling directions and place trees into piles efficiently, producing the best harvesting quality.

Ponsse harvester heads are known for their high efficiency/weight ratios and robust structure, which are second to none. A broad harvester head range is available for Scorpion. Choose H5 or H6 for thinning-based harvesting, or the sturdy H7 regeneration felling.