This Valmet 911 Processor Harvester is a processor harvester — a machine used in cut-to-length forestry operations to delimb, measure, and cross-cut felled trees into logs of specified lengths. Sometimes referred to as a harvester processor, this type of machine is a core piece of equipment in Scandinavian-style mechanised timber harvesting. Valmet is a well-established name in the forest machinery industry, having produced a wide range of forestry equipment including harvesters, forwarders, and associated attachments for professional logging operations.
This particular unit is identified more specifically as a Valmet 911.1 and is offered in used condition from Finland, dating from the year 2000. Several notable components and accessories are described in the seller's notes, painting a clear picture of the machine's current configuration.
The crane is fitted with a Koura 960 harvester head, manufactured in 2004, making it a later-production unit relative to the base machine. The crane itself was replaced or upgraded in 2005, described as a motion-range crane, meaning it has been substantially refreshed compared to the original year-2000 configuration. The machine is equipped with three pairs of chains, and a greaser is included for routine lubrication maintenance. EME handles are fitted, which are a recognised control interface used on forestry processors for operator input. The machine also features air conditioning, providing improved operator comfort during long working shifts. Measuring scissors are included, which are used in conjunction with the harvester head for precise log-length measurement.
The seller describes the machine as being in clean, tidy condition. The asking price is $39,900, and the machine is located in Finland.
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