The New Sampo Harvester

NEW SAMPO HARVESTER HR 56 IS RELEASED

SAMPO ROSENLEW Ltd is introducing a brand new six-wheel HR56 Samop Harvester.

One of the hallmarks of our machines has always been their suitability for thinning young forests, so the new model is a natural step in the development of our range.

The Sampo Harvester HR56 is based on our best selling HR46x four-wheel harvester with remarkable new features that improve both efficiency and productivity.

The familiar components used in the construction of the machine combined with our tried and tested technical solutions ensure low operating and maintenance costs.

Better reach

The HR56 is equipped with a Logmer crane with 10-meters reach.

Less harvesting damage, more stability

The HR56 is equipped with a front bogie, so the surface pressure exerted on the ground by the six-wheeled machine is low. The front bogie combined with a low centre of gravity make the machine stable to work with.

Environmentally friendly

The HR56 harvester is an energy-efficient and environmentally friendly choice for thinning and harvesting energy wood. It is a comprehensively sensible package with low operating and maintenance costs.

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