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New harvester head from Kesla – Kesla 14RH

Per Jonsson
September 29, 2020
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Kesla in Finland launches a new small harvester head – the Kesla 14RH. It´s meant to fit on smaller machines around five tons.

The Kesla 14RH

The new harvester head has feed rollers and weighs 400 kg. According to Kesla the 14RH head is most suitable in forest stands under 25 cm diameter. It can be operated with relatively small oil flow (120 – 150 liters/minute). If more flow is needed, Kesla offers an extra hydraulic package that could be attached to the PTO.

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The Kesla 14RH has a short frame and three delimbing knives. This makes it possible to work in crooked hardwood according to Kesla.

Here are some pictures of the Kesla 14RH harvester head.

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The new Kesla 14 RH weighs 400 kg and is suitable in thinning up to 25 centimeter diameter.
Photo: Kesla.fi
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Photo: Kesla.fi
Kesla 14 RH fits on tractors and other base units up to 5 tons.
Photo: Kesla.fi
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Per Jonsson
I started my first own chainsaw in 1978. After that I have been working as logger, both with chainsaw and harvesters/forwarders, export salesman, marketing manager and project manager for the Elmia forestry shows. Along the way I also graduated as forester. I joined the NordicWoodJournal.com team as a freelance editor in January 2020.
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