A forage harvester is a self-propelled agricultural machine designed to cut, chop, and process standing crops—primarily forage and silage—into small, uniform pieces for livestock feed. New Holland is a major international manufacturer of agricultural machinery, serving farms and contractors across multiple sectors with a comprehensive range of equipment for crop production and harvesting.
This 2017 New Holland FR780 is a self-propelled forage harvester equipped with four-wheel drive, making it capable of operating in varied field conditions. The machine features a 2×10 cutterhead, the primary cutting and processing mechanism for reducing forage into the desired chop length. It is mounted on 900/60R32 front tires and 600/65R28 rear tires, sized to distribute weight and provide traction during harvest operations.
The engine has accumulated 2063 hours of operation, while the cutterhead has run for 1443 hours. This relatively moderate utilization suggests the machine has considerable service life remaining. The four-wheel-drive system ensures consistent power delivery and maneuverability across soft or uneven ground.
The machine is located in Michigan, USA, and is offered in used condition at $229,000.
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