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Gremo launch a new, small thinning forwarder. It’s a downsized 1050F forwarder now called 750F with lower weight and smaller measures. Due to Gremo, it’s a need for smaller thinning forwarders in south Sweden as the forest owners requires more “low impact logging”. Here is some pictures and a short video:
The new, smaller Gremo forwarder 750F
Gremo 750F has smaller size and it’s lighter than the 1050F
Gremo 750F has a very short “nose”
Front view of new Gremo 750F forwarder
Here is some technical specifications for the Gremo 750F forwarder:
Engine & power train
– Cummins QSB, 4,5 liter 4 cyl common rail, turbo charged intercooler. EC stage 3B
– 164 Hp (120 kW) at 1900 r.p.m
– Traction force > 120 kN
– Variable, hydrostatic transmission governed by GreControl
– 2-stage gearbox
– Cast iron gearwheel bogies, disengaging vehicle drive
– Individually controlled differential lock at each axleWorking hydraulics and crane
– 105 cc variable hydraulic pump
– Cranab FC53 with 6,5 m reach and a (gross) lifting torque of 53 kNmMeasures
– Load space: 3,3 sqm
– Loading capacity: 8 500 kg
– Machine weight: 10 500 kg
– Machine width: 2,40 meters with 500-wheel (2,46 with 600 wheel)Look like a pretty neat little machine! I wish we had more of this kind of logging here in Canada!!
Look like a pretty neat little machine! I wish we had more of this kind of logging here in Canada!!
Hi Steeve! Do you use CTL or full tree systems in your part of Canada? What kind of forwarders is normally used if CTL is the system?
We have more common CTL systems in eastern Canada, but it has crept west in recent years.
I use a small Canadian built F4Dion forwarder, very light and effective for low impact harvesting.I’ll post picks in the future.
Cool! It would be nice to see a picture of that machine!
I’ll send some pics tomorrow evening.
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