This John Deere 1510 G is a used forestry forwarder — sometimes referred to as a timber forwarder — a purpose-built machine used in cut-to-length logging operations to collect felled and delimbed timber from the harvesting site and transport it to a roadside landing for onward processing or haulage. John Deere is a globally recognised manufacturer of agricultural, construction, and forestry equipment, with its forestry division producing a well-regarded range of harvesters and forwarders used in commercial timber operations worldwide.
Manufactured in 2020, this machine has accumulated 13,900 hours of use and is described as a new-model variant, finished in grey. It was originally sourced from Finland and, according to the seller, has never been operated in Lithuania. It is currently located in Lithuania and is offered at $157,000, with a 21% VAT applicable.
The forwarder is equipped with an extendable bunk, which allows the load space to be adjusted to accommodate varying timber lengths — a practical feature for versatile operations. It runs on 710 Nokian F2 tyres and comes with one set of tracks included, giving the machine flexibility across different ground conditions and terrain types. The IBC (Intelligent Bogie Control) system is fitted, a feature associated with improved machine stability and ground pressure distribution on soft or uneven forest terrain.
Maintenance work carried out includes replacement of bushings and pins, and the seller reports no significant play in the crane. The machine is described as well looked after throughout its working life.
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