This 2004 John Deere 1470D 6W is a processor harvester — sometimes referred to as a cut-to-length harvester — a machine designed to fell, delimb, and buck timber into precise lengths in a single integrated operation. John Deere is a globally recognised manufacturer of forestry, agricultural, and construction equipment, and their harvester line is widely used in commercial timber operations across Europe and beyond. This particular model was produced only between 2002 and 2006, making it a machine from a relatively compact production window.
The harvester is fitted with a John Deere H480C processing head, which is described as new, representing a significant and current upgrade to one of the machine's most critical working components. The seller notes that the machine has been maintained with regular servicing, and a number of key mechanical systems have been fully renewed, including the hydraulics, axles, gearbox, and bogies. This level of renewal speaks to a machine that has been actively maintained rather than simply run until decline.
A further point of note is that the machine runs without unnecessary electronics, which for buyers operating in remote forestry conditions or preferring reduced diagnostic complexity can be a practical advantage. The unit is located in Czechia and is offered for sale at $55,500.
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