This John Deere 1270 G is a processor harvester — a purpose-built forestry machine designed to fell, delimb, and cut trees to length in a single pass through the forest. Sometimes referred to as a cut-to-length harvester, this type of machine is a cornerstone of mechanised timber harvesting operations. John Deere is a globally recognised manufacturer of agricultural, construction, and forestry equipment, and its forestry division produces a range of harvesters and forwarders widely used in commercial logging across Europe, Scandinavia, and beyond.
This 2018 machine is offered in used condition and is located in Lithuania, priced at $133,000. It was sourced from Scandinavia and, according to the seller, has never been operated in Lithuania, suggesting it has worked exclusively in Scandinavian forestry conditions where cut-to-length harvesting is the dominant method.
The machine has accumulated 16,100 hours of use and is equipped with an H415 harvesting head, which is the primary working attachment responsible for gripping, delimbing, and bucking the timber. The inclusion of the harvesting head means the machine is offered as a complete, operational unit ready for forestry work. VAT of 21% applies to this listing.
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