The Deere 1110D is a used forestry forwarder — sometimes referred to as a timber forwarder — a purpose-built machine designed to collect cut timber from the felling site and transport it to a roadside landing or processing area. John Deere is one of the world's most widely recognised manufacturers of agricultural, construction, and forestry equipment, with a long-standing presence in mechanised timber harvesting operations.
This 2006 machine is located in Wisconsin, USA, and is offered at $82,000. It is configured as an 8×8, meaning all eight wheels are driven, providing the traction and stability demanded by challenging forest terrain. The forwarder is equipped with a fixed narrow load space, a configuration well suited to concentrated log bundles and tighter spacing between the bunk stanchions.
The bogie axles are specified as heavy duty, underlining the machine's capacity to handle demanding loads and rough ground conditions. The crane reach extends to 32.8 feet (10 metres), giving the operator a substantial working radius for gathering and loading timber without repositioning the machine unnecessarily. A stacking blade is included, which assists with bunching and aligning logs in the load space or at the landing. The cab is fitted with air conditioning, supporting operator comfort during extended shifts.
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