This 2017 Deere 909MH is a used processor harvester — sometimes called a harvester head carrier or cut-to-length harvester — a purpose-built forestry machine designed to fell, delimb, and buck timber to length in a single pass. John Deere is one of the world's most recognised manufacturers of agricultural and forestry equipment, with a long-established presence in the production of tracked and wheeled forestry machines built for demanding harvesting operations.
The machine is equipped with a harvesting boom with a reach of 6.13 metres, providing the operator with the working radius needed to process timber efficiently across a broad sweep without repositioning. The undercarriage runs on 28-inch track pads, suited to operating in soft or uneven forest terrain while distributing the machine's weight to reduce ground disturbance. A Waratah FD750 harvesting head is included, a purpose-built processing head capable of delimbing and bucking logs in the field.
The machine is also fitted with a fire suppression system, an important safety feature for forestry operations where the risk of fire is a material concern, protecting both the operator and the machine during work in dry or high-risk environments.
This used example is located in Washington, USA, and is listed at $341,000.
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