This John Deere 1470E is a processor harvester — sometimes referred to as a cut-to-length harvester or simply a harvester head machine — a purpose-built forestry machine designed to fell, delimb, and buck timber to specified lengths in a single continuous operation. John Deere is a globally recognised manufacturer of agricultural, construction, and forestry equipment, and its forestry range is widely used in commercial logging and plantation thinning operations across multiple continents.
This 2014 machine is offered in used condition from Czechia, with 17,000 engine hours recorded. It is powered by a 190 kW engine and has a total operating weight of 22.9 tonnes. Drive is provided by a 6×6 configuration, giving the machine traction across all six wheels — an important feature for working on uneven, soft, or sloped forest terrain.
The machine is equipped with a John Deere H415 harvester head, which was manufactured in 2016, making it two years newer than the base machine. The head weighs 1,350 kg and is the component responsible for the cutting, delimbing, and measuring functions. The 2016 production date suggests it has seen considerably less wear than the carrier itself.
The seller notes that the machine has been maintained on a regular service schedule. Also included with the sale is a spare set of tyres described as being in better condition than those currently fitted, which adds practical value at handover.
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