John Deere's Machine With Three Hydraulic Pumps, 10.7-Meter Arms, and Smart Cabin: The New H Series Brings Faster, More Economical, and Comfortable Forestry Harvesting

John Deere’s Machine With Three Hydraulic Pumps, 10.7-Meter Arms, and Smart Cabin: The New H Series Brings Faster, More Economical, and Comfortable Forestry Harvesting

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 01/07/2025 at 08:41

Updated on 03/07/2025 at 17:18

A John Deere apresenta a nova Série H de máquinas florestais com maior eficiência, menor consumo de combustível e avanços em automação e ergonomia. Saiba o que mudou. Fonte: John Deere

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John Deere Unveils New H Series of Forestry Machines with Greater Efficiency, Lower Fuel Consumption, and Advances in Automation and Ergonomics. Learn What Has Changed.

John Deere announced this month the launch of the H Series of forestry machines, including the 1270H and 1470H harvester models and the 2010H and 2510H forwarders.

The new machines enter the global market focusing on increasing productivity and reducing operational costs, thanks to improvements in hydraulic systems, intelligent automation, and more ergonomic design.

According to Mikko Borgstrom, the company’s global product marketing manager, the new series represents “a significant advancement” in performance, precision, and fuel efficiency.

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Cutting-Edge Technology for Faster and More Efficient Harvesting

In the harvester models of the John Deere H Series, the highlight is the operation with three dedicated hydraulic pumps, which enhances the performance of the feed rollers, saws, and mechanical arm.

These innovations make work cycles faster and more efficient compared to the old G Series, with a significant reduction in fuel consumption per cubic meter harvested.

Another strong point is the Intelligent Boom Control (IBC 2.0), now standard, which offers smoother movements, reducing operator strain and increasing maneuvering precision.

John Deere Forestry Machines Gain Stability and Reach

The H Series also provides greater stability on uneven terrain. With the Active Frame Lock system, the harvesters maintain their firmness even on slopes, expanding their lateral operating area.

The 2010H and 2510H forwarders impress with a 25% higher load capacity, which reduces the cost per transport cycle.

With F9 and F10 booms, the reach extends to 10.7 meters, allowing for faster operations even in challenging areas.

Increased Comfort and Control in the Operator’s Cabin

The new models feature redesigned cabins, with a larger glazed area and enhanced acoustic insulation.

The rotating cab with automatic leveling, combined with ergonomic controls and programmable joysticks, enhances operator comfort throughout the entire shift.

In addition, the Smart Cabin Key allows each operator to access customized settings automatically.

Digital Solutions Advance with TimberMatic H Automation

The new generation of John Deere forestry machines has also evolved digitally.

The TimberMatic H Automation system has gained a revamped interface, with day and night modes and real-time data integration to facilitate mapping of cutting areas.

These features help to plan and execute work with more agility and precision.

H216 Head Extends Versatility for Different Types of Logs

John Deere also introduced the new H216 head, the successor to the H270 model.

Compatible with the 1270H and 1470H harvesters, it is ideal for operating with both hard and soft wood, being equipped with an upper saw, reinforced motors, and a laser sensor for end detection.

The result is a more precise and reliable cut, with less waste and higher yield.

About the Company

John Deere is much more than just a tractor manufacturer.

Founded nearly 200 years ago with the creation of a simple steel plow, the company has become a global reference in technology and innovation for the agricultural, construction, forestry, energy, and lawn care sectors.

Even if you have never operated a machine, John Deere’s influence is present in your daily life — from the food you consume to the roads you travel.

With a commitment to sustainability, efficiency, and the future of work in the countryside and cities, John Deere works, directly or indirectly, for every person on the planet.

With information from Revista Cultivar

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Wendel Freitas

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07/07/2025 20:03

John Deere sempre a frente dos concorrentes.

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Fernando Antônio Marques

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06/07/2025 05:42

Está máquina e muito top

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