Forage harvesters





John Deere 7750I
43 500EUR
Price excl. VAT
- ≈ 48 722 USD
- ≈ 36 599 GBP





Pottinger SW102 Opraapwagen
2 750EUR
Price excl. VAT
- ≈ 3 080 USD
- ≈ 2 313 GBP





New Holland FR9050
89 500EUR
Price excl. VAT
- ≈ 100 244 USD
- ≈ 75 301 GBP





New Holland fr 9060
178 000EUR
- ≈ 199 368 USD
- ≈ 149 761 GBP





John Deere 9900 i
362 900EUR
- ≈ 406 466 USD
- ≈ 305 328 GBP
CLAAS jaguar 950
198 000EUR
- ≈ 221 769 USD
- ≈ 166 588 GBP





CLAAS JAGUAR 990 4WD
404 489EUR
- ≈ 453 047 USD
- ≈ 340 320 GBP
CLAAS jaguar 970
217 000EUR
- ≈ 243 050 USD
- ≈ 182 574 GBP
CLAAS ORBIS 900
102 311EUR
- ≈ 114 593 USD
- ≈ 86 080 GBP
CLAAS DD 600P
49 966EUR
- ≈ 55 964 USD
- ≈ 42 039 GBP
New Holland fr 550
145 000EUR
- ≈ 162 407 USD
- ≈ 121 996 GBP
CLAAS ORBIS 900
99 932EUR
- ≈ 111 928 USD
- ≈ 84 078 GBP




New Holland fr9060
78 000EUR
- ≈ 87 363 USD
- ≈ 65 625 GBP





John Deere 8600
339 000EUR
Price excl. VAT
- ≈ 379 696 USD
- ≈ 285 220 GBP





Claas Jaguar 850 + Kemper 445
125 000EUR
- ≈ 140 006 USD
- ≈ 105 169 GBP





Claas Jaguar 850 + Orbis 450
120 000EUR
- ≈ 134 406 USD
- ≈ 100 962 GBP



John Deere 8000 Serie





Case IH FX40





John Deere 7350i ProDrive


Pellet conditioner roll for forage harvester (2x)

Welcome to the forage harvester category of Truck1.eu, your go-to platform for buying agricultural machinery. Here, we provide an expansive collection of new and used forage harvesters for sale to cater to your specific needs. Let's delve deeper to understand what these machines are and their applications.
A forage harvester, also known as a silage harvester, is a farm implement used to harvest forage plants to make silage. Silage is fermented, high-moisture stored fodder that can be fed to cattle, sheep, and other ruminants or used as a biofuel feedstock for anaerobic digesters.
Applications
Forage harvesters are versatile and can operate in a range of environments. They are primarily used in fields with corn and grass crops. The machine's adaptability to diverse terrains makes it a valuable addition to any agricultural operation.
Types of Forage Harvesters
The two main types of forage harvesters are:
- Self-propelled harvesters – Independent machines with their own engine and mobility.
- Tractor-mounted harvesters – Attached to a tractor and powered by its PTO (Power Take-Off).
Both types have similar structural features including a cutting unit, a processing unit, and a discharge spout. The cutting unit slices through crops, the processing unit chops and conditions the forage, and the discharge spout directs the processed forage into a wagon.
Key Specifications to Consider
When looking to buy a forage harvester, consider factors such as horsepower, cutting width, kernel processor, and efficiency. The horsepower determines the machine's capacity to handle heavy loads, while the cutting width affects its productivity. The kernel processor's quality influences the forage's nutritional value. Efficiency in fuel consumption and maintenance can also impact the overall cost of ownership.
Pricing and Market Trends in Europe
The forage harvester price varies depending on factors such as brand, model, year of manufacture, and overall condition. New machines typically cost more, but offer the latest technology and minimal wear and tear. Used forage harvesters, on the other hand, are more affordable and can provide excellent value if well-maintained. Regional trends also influence prices, with higher demand often leading to increased costs.
Popular Brands and Models
- John Deere: 8000 Series
- New Holland: FR Series
- Claas: Jaguar Series
- Krone: Big X Series
- Fendt: Katana Series
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FAQ
The lifespan of a forage harvester depends on several factors, including the brand, model, how it is used, and how well it is maintained. However, with regular maintenance, many harvesters can last for 10 to 15 years or more.
While forage harvesters are primarily used on corn and grass crops, they can be adapted for use on other crops. The suitability of a harvester for a specific crop type may depend on the machine's specifications and the attachments used.
Regular maintenance of a forage harvester includes cleaning, lubricating, and checking the cutting unit, processing unit, and discharge spout for wear. Periodic servicing by professionals is also recommended to ensure optimal performance.