Machinery Trader Forestry Equipment Blog Archive

John Deere has expanded its range of log forwarders to include new, larger size classes with the introduction of the 2010H and 2510H, which have respective 20- and 25-tonne load capacities. ...

John Deere’s first H Series forest machines are the new 1270H and 1470H large wheel harvesters and the new H216 harvester head, delivering greater operator comfort, power, and fuel efficiency. ...

Ireland’s McHale Plant Sales expanded its distributorship of Metso aggregate machinery to England, Scotland, and Wales. ...

Each of the new grapples has a much bigger opening, which helps their grasping action as they close around a bundle of fallen trunks. ...

Hiab says its latest Loglift forestry cranes have a new geometry and offer a longer reach, greater performance, and greater uptime. ...

The 3.0 update provides three big features for Deere’s WCTL forestry machines that make them safer to operate and more efficient. ...

Deere & Company says the robust new heads are optimised per customer feedback for ease of use, durability, performance, economy, and easy serviceability, and will replace the current H413, H415, and H415HD models. ...

John Deere’s 1070G Harvester Now Available With Intelligent Boom Control, New H212 Harvester Head ...

Deere says the new head improves upon the H414 head it replaces in virtually every way, including better durability, greater uptime, and more precise measurement, as well as reduced operating costs. ...

The new head is available for use with John Deere 1070G and 1170G harvesters and has a narrow frame to give operators more flexibility to navigate dense thinning stands. ...

The H219’s dual-speed motors automatically adjust feed force and speed to match timber size, Deere says, and adds that operators can also expect excellent delimbing quality no matter the timber diameter. ...