John Deere 1470E in harsh conditions | Northamerica Tour '17

[@ax9811]

Gibt es den Kran auch in Deutschland für den 1470? Der müsste nochmal um einiges stärker sein als der ch8. Gruß

[@HarvesterForwarderMore]

Kann man sich von lokalen Schraubern umbauen lassen...

[@matthewmatthew4221]

Where do I get a job as this one in Canada ?

[@doekzen]

What type of boom does the machine have? Not a standard one

[@HarvesterForwarderMore]

doekzen its a Mesera (Loglift) 280

[@yayamensun]

It is called "parallel-crane". Operator use only one function to move crane tip along the ground. With regular knuckle-boom cranes, the operator has to use two functions for the same movement.... These parallel cranes have been around for more than 25 years in Scandinavian logging.

[@doekzen]

yayamensun i know the working of a parallel crane. I work with harvesters and forwarders for about 20 years. A mesera crane is Not standard on a john deere harvester, so i was curious about what type of brand the crane was

[@yayamensun]

Cool...sorry I assumed you a novice from that question... I started in Swedish CTL machine logging training/education 1975, retired from it 17 years ago. Great trade to be in... Mesera is basically the old Fiskars/Loglift/Sisu crane companies in a new costume and outsourced to Poland. The Fins own a majority of logging crane manufacturing to day, like HIAB-Jonsered and I wont be surprised if they have finger or two in Cranab's crane business too, through Komatsu Forest (former Valmet). Valmet and Cranab have always been sleeping in the same bed...

[@Timberlogging]

Der arme Rücker...

[@hubertmathes2761]

Operator needs training, not good for advertising.

[@scruffy6151]

not his frist day on the job.

[@yayamensun]

This goes twice as fast on more horizontal grounds... also there seems to be a lot of rot in many trees....

[@editastasiuleviciene8940]

fack day