Hot on the heels of the larger framed machines recently introduced, the 2-series swing machines also include a host of new features and improvements.
After three years of testing and development, the M-Series is now on the market.
The 260E and 310E ADT’s have updated styling, new cabs, frames and axles.
The 900M-Series tracked feller bunchers and 900MH-Series harvesters have the new engines.
This will allow Interim Tier 4 machines to be sold where no ultra-low sulphur diesel is available.
The new 710L has a standard John Deere PowerShift transmission for high travel speeds.
Logging-on joined the party just at the right time to share in the special cake.
John Deere’s first skidder was introduced in 1965.
The new engines produce more power and torque, and the fixed cabin is a response to customer requests.
The new engines are applicable to the 36 to 448 kW (48 to 600 hp) range.