Jenz Hem 582Z Valtra S374 wood chipper










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For sale a complete professional wood chipping set:
JENZ HEM 582 Z, year 2011 + Valtra S374, year 2016.
The machines are offered as a complete working set. We also have videos showing the equipment during operation.
JENZ HEM 582 Z
Year: 2011
Working hours: approx. 8,000 h
Crane: Palfinger M70
Crane year: 2011
Possible configuration with 12 or 24 knives
Feed opening: approx. 1200 × 680 mm
Rotor diameter: approx. 820 mm
Chip discharge by blower / discharge chute
Tandem axle chassis
Unladen weight according to documents: 16,700 kg
Permitted gross weight: 18,000 kg
According to the current owner, the JENZ does not require any repairs at the moment.
VALTRA S374
Year / first registration: 2016
Working hours: approx. 8,400 h
Engine: AGCO Power 8.4 L
6-cylinder diesel engine
Power: 370 hp
Up to approx. 400 hp with boost
AVT / CVT continuously variable transmission
Maximum registered speed: 50 km/h
Unladen weight: 11,925 kg
Permitted gross weight: 15,000 kg
Permitted braked trailer weight: 32,000 kg
According to information provided by the owner, the engine and transmission of the Valtra were overhauled approximately 1,000 working hours ago.
This is a complete setup for professional biomass and wood chip production, combining a powerful tractor, large-capacity chipper and its own loading crane.
Additional photos, videos and documentation are available on request.
Inspection can be arranged by appointment.