This Deere 753J is a used processor harvester — also known as a cut-to-length harvester — a purpose-built forestry machine that fells standing timber, delimbs it, and bucks it to specified lengths in a single continuous operation. John Deere is one of the world's most widely recognised manufacturers of agricultural and forestry equipment, with a long-established presence across logging, land clearing, and timber harvesting industries.
This 2014 machine is located in Wisconsin, USA, and is offered at $199,000. It has accumulated 6,489 hours of use.
The harvester is fitted with a JP Skidmore CF20 processing head, a four-roller unit capable of 360-degree continuous rotation. The four-roller configuration provides positive feed control and consistent grip on timber throughout the delimbing and measuring process, while the continuous full-rotation capability allows the operator to position and process stems efficiently regardless of the angle at which they are felled. Together, these features make the head well suited to demanding production environments.
This unit is being sold on consignment, and prospective buyers should arrange a site visit in advance to inspect the machine at its actual location.
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