John Deere 1110G is the latest version of the general machine-class forwarder. The machine’s FT4 engine meets the latest emissions regulations, and the machine has many other additions and improvements compared to its predecessor.

John Deere 1210G is a productive and strong forwarder for later thinnings and regeneration harvesting. With FT4 engine, many other improvements have been added to the machine.

John Deere 1510G forwarder’s FT4 engine meets the latest emissions regulations, and has about 5% more power and as much as 8.5% more torque compared to the IT4 engine. The better coupling of the powerful diesel engine with the power train results in a clear improvement in performance. Thanks to the increases in power and performance, the 1510G forwarder has improved productivity. Additionally, excellent boom control and the renewed TimberMatic F-16 operating system improve working comfort and efficiency.

More power, torque and productivity – less emissions. The first machine in the G-Series is the biggest in our forwarder lineup, the 1910G.

The John Deere 1270G consumes significantly less fuel than its predecessor, but boasts even more power. The increased output is particularly big in the 6-wheel machine, which now has the same power as the 8-wheel machine, i.e. 200 kW instead of the previous 170 kW.

The 1470G is John Deere’s biggest harvester model. In terms of technology, the 1470G is virtually the same as the 1270G, but it has the bigger CH9 boom and the different front frame it requires, as well as bigger tyres and bogie axles.