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John Deere Forestry Limited in the UK & Ireland
John Deere Forestry is the world's leading designer, manufacturer and distributor of forestry equipment. John Deere's unbeatable range of purpose-built forest machines includes cut-to-length Harvesters, Forwarders, Feller-Bunchers, Skidders, log Loaders, as well as special equipment for Energy-Wood Harvesting.
John Deere Forestry machines are currently operated in more than 130 countries around the world. John Deere's expertise is built on global industry-wide experience. At the same time, the company operates locally in all its market areas, close to customers, through a comprehensive dealer network. Backed by the flexible cooperation of local dealers and its own organization, John Deere Forestry Limited offers the United Kingdom & Ireland’s forest professionals the right products and strong local service. By choosing John Deere, professional loggers around the world receive all the products and services from a single source.
History Timeline John Deere Forestry Limited
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1844 - Waterous
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1915 - Ostbergs Fabriks
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1918 - Lokomo
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1946 - Koehring
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1947 - Timberland
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1953 - Koehring-Waterous
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1965 - Timberjack
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1968 - Kockums Industri
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1969 - Bruun Systems AB
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1974 - Osa-Lokomo
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1983 - Rauma-Repola's Forest machine group purchases 100% shares in Kockums
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1984 - Rauma-Repola's Forest Machine Group (FMG)
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1984 - Woodlans Engineering Ltd (Ireland)
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1986 - Rauma-Repola FMG purchases 60% shares in Cemet-Agrip
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1988 - Rauma-Repola FMG purchases 100% shares in Cemet-Agrip
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1990 - FMG-Timberjack
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1994 - Woodlans Engineering Ltd (United Kingdom)
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1994 - Timberjack Group
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1997 - Timberjack celebrates 50 years of business
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1999 - Timberjack Group purchases 100% shares in Woodlans Engineering Ltd (Ireland & UK)
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1999 - Timberjack UK Ltd. Timberjack Ireland Ltd.
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2000 - Deere & Company purchases 100% shares in Timberjack Group
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2005 - Timberjack UK and Ireland name changes, John Deere Forestry Limited
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