cable skidders - Bell Equipment
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cable skidders - Bell Equipment
CABLE SKIDDERS 540G-III/640H Put skidder operations on “cruise control.” Delivering exceptional stability and reliability, John Deere cable skidders get you where you need to go — even in steep terrain and high altitudes. And with an industry-exclusive direct-drive winch and new Autoshift option, pulling out high-quality timber has never been easier. Autoshift automatically takes over the shifting, so you can focus on pulling the load. And using the electronic hand throttle, you can put the skidder on “cruise control” and further simplify operation. These skidders are as easy to service as they are to run. :ith a highly efƟcient cooling system that features simple-toclean swing-out coolers. And latched service doors and tilting cab that speed access to conveniently located Ɵlters and key components. Plus, John Deere cable skidders are loaded with durabilityenhancing features to deliver years of trouble-free service, even in the toughest forest conditions. To learn more, read on. Then talk to your John Deere dealer. 1 2 3 2 3 – With increased cooling capacity, these skidders never lose their cool – even in the most grueling forest conditions. – Tier 3 emission-certiƟed, fuel-efƟcient PowerTech™ Plus diesel engine on the 640H (not available in all markets) delivers power without compromise in all conditions. The 540G-III features a Stage II engine. 4 1. Autoshift option reduces fatigue by automatically selecting the optimum gear for the load and eliminating manual shifting. Also frees the right hand to run the winch. 2. Industry-exclusive direct-drive winch is constructed with wet-disc clutches and spring-applied, hydraulically activated brakes to give you years of reliable use. It delivers best-in-class pull and line speed, and is easy to operate, too, using a single lever. 3. John Deere cable skidders are built forest tough with industry-leading heavy-duty axles, sealed center section, high-strength bushings, ultra-durable hydraulic pump, severe-duty fuel Ɵlter, and a number of other durability-enhancing features. 4. Service panels are latched for faster access to components, while extended hydraulic and transmission oil and Ɵlter service intervals further help minimize downtime. These cable skidders always pull through. With a direct-drive winch delivering unsurpassed pull and line speed, John Deere cable skidders give your skidder operations more pull. Their long wheelbase and wide stance provide unmatched stability and agility. And with their superior power-to-weight ratio, John Deere cable skidders also give you unequalled ability. So you can reach the highestvalue hardwoods in tight spots or on steep slopes at high altitudes. 4 5 1 3 2 4 1. John Deere cable skidders are more stable and reliable, even on very steep slopes or at high altitudes. And with their exceptional power-to-weight ratio, they’ll pull a bigger drag faster. 3. Need to grade deck areas or touchup roads? Heavy-duty decking blade features a heavy cutting edge and optimum weight distribution for superior grading capability. 2. Optional LED lights provide a much brighter light that is similar to the color of sunlight. And they’re cooler and longer lasting than the HID or xenon lights you’ll Ɵnd on other skidders. 4. Field-proven PowerTech Tier 3 emission-certiƟed diesels (where available) deliver outstanding horsepower and fuel economy. Find your comfort zone. You won’t have any trouble getting comfortable with a John Deere cable skidder. The sealed-switch module provides easy pushbutton control of numerous machine functions. Outstanding all-around visibility delivers a commanding view of the work at hand. Plus fatigue-beating amenities such as a fully adjustable seat, well-placed heating and airconditioning vents, 12-volt power port, and optional AM/FM stereo make long days seem shorter. And at the end of the day, you’ll take comfort in greater productivity levels, too. 6 7 1. Choose a canopy or a cab — both provide unsurpassed visibility to the blade and back to the fenders. Tinted glass, adjustable shades, and a sun visor minimize glare. 2. By directing engine heat away from the operator station, the cooling system keeps you more comfortably productive on hot summer days. 3. The isolation-mounted cab helps smooth out rough terrain, while minimizing noise and operator fatigue. 1 2 3 – Standard 12-volt outlet provides convenient power for cell phones and other electrical devices. – The park-brake switch is now within easier reach on the right-hand console where it’s more convenient to use. – Sealed-switch module provides pushbutton control of multiple machine functions, including heating, air conditioning, windshield wipers, hand-throttle settings, start-gear select, and Autoshift option. Take control of skidding operations. Your way. For a machine that delivers serious performance, the John Deere cable skidder is pretty easygoing. An electronic hand throttle, start-gear select, and the Autoshift option provide intuitive, effortless control. Maximum capability. Minimum fatigue. That’s a John Deere cable skidder. 8 9 1 1. Set the default starting gear through the sealed-switch module. Changing to a lower starting gear gives you more drawbar pull at the beginning of a skid, or helps minimize tire spin on slopes or wet ground. 2. The lockup torque converter delivers more power to the ground, for more productivity without burning more fuel. 3. Put the most power to the axles with our direct-drive PowerShift™ transmission. 4. Synch the wheels with full diff-lock for maximum traction. 2 3 – When using direct drive with brake declutch, you don’t have to work the clutch pedal or FNR shifter to run the winch, for easier operation. – Autoshift option automatically selects the optimum gear based on the load, so you can focus on the job at hand. – Use the electronic hand throttle to dial in the speed you need. You can set higher rpm levels for a quick morning warm-up, to make gear changes easier, or to put your skidder on “cruise control.” 4 Nothing runs like a Deere because nothing is built like one. Uptime isn’t everything, it’s the only thing — especially in remote areas of the woods where you can’t afford to have a machine go down. Which is why John Deere cable skidders are built forest tough for maximum reliability — from their ultra-durable rear frame to their sealed articulation joint. Enhancements such as a sealed-switch module, the new, more durable hydraulic pump, and standard severe-duty fuel Ɵlter keep downtime down and proƟts up. Add traditional John Deere durability advantages — like best-in-class axles with differential locks and wet-disc brakes, tough structures, high-strength bushings, and a John Deere winch — and the choice is clear. When you know how they’re built, you’ll run a Deere. – H-Series Skidders are built forest tough, with large-diameter fairlead pins, high-strength bushings, and durable side mounts to withstand impact from obstructions. – Self-adjusting wet-disc brakes are completely sealed and immersed in a cooling oil bath, so they are virtually maintenance-free. – The cooling system keeps the radiator clear of pine needles and debris. – Auto fan reverses every 30 minutes or when the temperature exceeds certain limits, ejecting debris from the radiator and cooler cores. Or select 15- or 45-minute cleaning cycles through the monitor to adjust to debris conditions. – Sealed articulation joint locks out abrasive debris. – Sealed-switch module virtually never wears out. Proven touchpad protects the electronics from dust, moisture, – Axle’s closed-center diff-lock leads the and debris, while rocker switches industry in durability. and nearly 100 wires and unsealed connections have been eliminated. For unequalled reliability. 10 11 1. The severe-duty fuel Ɵlter stands guard against contaminants. If you work in a colder climate, opt for a fuel heater to ensure proper fuel consistency (not available on the 540G-III). 2. The high-debris grill keeps the cooling cores cleaner in hostile environments. 3. The rear frame is built to withstand the heaviest buffering — the adjustable fairlead, see-through ram-guard screen, and beefy fenders protect the tires, rear frame, winch, and operator. 1 2 3 Maintenance is immediate, even when your jobsite is remote. 12 13 You work in remote areas, so service on your skidder must be simple and quick. And it is on a John Deere. Unlatching the large service panels provides fast, wide-open access to Ɵlters and components — no tools needed. Both sides of all coolers are just as accessible, simplifying and speeding cleanout. And at service time, it only takes minutes to tilt the operator station to reach internal components. Extended service intervals further minimize downtime and keep daily operating costs down. And by choosing a Deere skidder over another brand, you’ll save thousands of dollars in fuel per year. 1. The hydraulic oil cooler and A/C condenser swing out, simplifying cleanout. Both sides of all coolers are easily accessible, for quick and easy cleaning. 2. If something goes wrong, the easyto-navigate monitor displays fault codes and diagnostics to help speed trouble-shooting. 3. If necessary, the operator station can be tilted in minutes, for easy access to the drivetrain. 1 2 3 4 4. Latches replace bolts on the service panels, for fast access to the transmission, secondary hydraulic Ɵlters, and other key components. – Variable-speed hydraulic fan operates only as needed, reducing fuel consumption and debris Ơow through the cooler cores. Lowers sound levels and daily operating costs, too. – Fluid analysis helps you make informed, proactive decisions on machine maintenance. That means less downtime and lower stress levels — and bigger numbers on your bottom line. – 500-hour engine oil/Ɵlter 2,000-hour transmission and hydraulic Ɵlters and 2,000-hour transmission, hydraulic, and winch oil service intervals decrease planned maintenance. Engine valve lash adjustment has been extended to 2,000 hours. – Maintenance personnel will appreciate the unique, easy-access engine, hydraulic, and transmission Ɵlter bank. – Spin-on oil and quick-release fuel Ɵlters allow quick, no-spill changes. 540G-III Engine Manufacturer and Model Non-Road Emission Standards Engine Displacement Gross Power (ISO 14396) Gross Torque (ISO 14396) Fuel System Aspiration Slope Operation, Maximum Angle Engine Cold-Start System Cooling Fan Drive Fan Type Powertrain Transmission Type Number of Gears Forward Reverse Maximum Speed Forward Reverse Axles Front Axle Oscillation, Stop to Stop Differentials (front and rear) Steering Articulation Angle Service Brakes Parking Brake Hydraulics Main Pump Maximum Rated Flow Electrical Voltage Alternator Rating Dozer Blade Width Weight Winch Cable Capacity 15.8 mm (5/8 in.) 19.1 mm (3/4 in.) 22.2 mm (7/8 in.) 25.4 mm (1 in.) Line Pull – 15.8-mm (5/8 in.) Cable High Speed Standard Speed Line Speed at 2,200 rpm – 15.8-mm (5/8 in.) Cable High Speed Standard Speed 14 15 SpeciƟcations are subject to change without notice. 540G-III John Deere PowerTech™ 6068T EPA Tier 2/EU Stage II 6.8 L (414 cu. in.) 96 kW (129 hp) at 2,200 rpm 552 Nm (407 ft.-lb.) at 1,400 rpm High pressure, common rail Altitude-compensating spark-arresting turbocharger 45-deg. fore/aft and 35-deg. side/side Ether starting aid available Hydraulically driven, variable speed, fully reversible Blower Direct-drive PowerShift™ with automatic option 8 7 14.0 km/h (8.72 mph) 14.0 km/h (8.72 mph) 1200 inboard planetary 30 deg. Hydraulic-locking, operated-on-the-go, closed-center differential lock Power, fully hydraulic, orbitrol 45 deg. each direction Long-life, inboard-mounted, wet-disc, oil-cooled, self-adjusting, and self-equalizing front and rear axles Automatically spring-applied, hydraulically released, sealed and lubricated, wet multi-disc, integrally mounted in transmission Variable-displacement, axial piston 109.8 L/min. (29 gpm) 12 volt 120 amp 2184 mm (86 in.) 495 kg (1,090 lb.) 4000 with 203.2-mm (8 in.) Drum 4000 with 254.0-mm (10 in.) Drum 77.4 m (252 ft.) 54.6 m (177 ft.) 39.3 m (128 ft.) 30.7 m (100 ft.) Bare Drum 147.0 kN (33,065 lb.) 171.3 kN (38,520 lb.) Full Drum 82.2 kN (19,839 lb.) 102.8 kN (23,112 lb.) 60.6 m (197 ft.) 43.0 m (140 ft.) 30.8 m (100 ft.) 23.8 m (77 ft.) Bare Drum 139.0 kN (31,269 lb.) NA Full Drum 102.8 kN (23,112 lb.) NA 43.2 m/min. (142 fpm) 37.1 m/min. (122 fpm) 72.0 m/min. (236 fpm) 61.8 m/min. (203 fpm) 45.7 m/min. (150 fpm) NA 61.8 m/min. (203 fpm) NA Serviceability 5HƟOO&DSDFLWLHV Fuel Tank Hydraulic Reservoir Operating Weight With Standard Equipment Machine Dimensions A Overall Height* B Overall Width C Maximum Blade Lift Above Ground D Maximum Blade Dig Below Ground E Dozer Blade Width F Front Axle to Front of Machine G Front Axle to Blade Cutting-Edge Arc H Front Axle to Articulation Joint I Wheelbase J Ground Clearance K Overall Length 540G-III 189.3 L (50 gal.) 30.3 L (8 gal.) 10 333 kg (22,780 lb.) 3008 mm (118.4 in.) 2642.616 mm (104.04in.) 1204 mm (47.4 in.) 295 mm (11.6 in.) 2184 mm (86 in.) 1507 mm (59 in.) 2112 mm (83 in.) 1575 mm (62 in.) 2920 mm (115 in.) 493 mm (19.4 in.) 6330 mm (249 in.) *Add 160 mm (6.3 in.) when equipped with water tank. 540G-III Cable Skidder E C J GROUND LINE H F I B G K Machine not exactly as shown. Illustrations for dimensioning purposes only. D 640H Engine 640H Direct Drive 640H Lockup Torque Converter Manufacturer and Model John Deere PowerTech™ Plus 6068H Non-Road Emission Standards EPA Tier 3/EU Stage IIIA Engine Displacement 6.8 L (415 cu. in.) Gross Power (ISO 14396) 128 kW (172 hp) at 2,200 rpm 138 kW (185 hp) at 2,200 rpm Gross Torque (ISO 14396) 767 Nm (566 ft.-lb.) at 1,400 rpm 838 Nm (618 ft.-lb.) at 1,400 rpm Fuel System High pressure, common rail kw/hp not in Aspiration Turbocharged, air-to-air intercooled supplier report Slope Operation, Maximum Angle 45-deg. fore/aft and 35-deg. side/side Engine Cold-Start System Glow plug Cooling Fan Drive Hydraulic, variable speed, reversing Fan Type Sucker Powertrain Maximum Travel Speed (no tire slip) with 30.5-32 Tires at 2,200 rpm Forward 22.0 km/h (13.6 mph) 20.2 km/h (12.6 mph) Reverse 16.5 km/h (10.3 mph) NA Axles Inboard planetary Front Axle Oscillation, Stop to Stop 30 deg. Axle Options 1200 narrow front and 1200 rear 1400 extreme-duty front and rear SWEDA™ front and rear Differential (front and rear) Hydraulic-locking, operated-on-the-go, closed-center differential lock Steering Power, fully hydraulic, orbitrol Articulation Angle 45 deg. each direction Service Brakes Inboard-mounted, wet-disc, oil-cooled, self-adjusting, and self-equalizing front and rear axles Parking Brake Automatically spring-applied, hydraulically released, sealed and lubricated, wet multi-disc, integrally mounted in transmission Hydraulics Main Pump Variable-displacement, axial piston Maximum Rated Flow 110 L/min. (29 gpm) Electrical Voltage 12 volt Alternator Rating 120 amp Dozer Blade Width 2184 mm (86 in.) Weight 600H, Standard 815 kg (1,796 lb.) 670 kg (1,477 lb.) 600H, Heavy Duty 1065 kg (2,347 lb.) 980 kg (2,160 lb.) Serviceability 5HƟOO&DSDFLWLHV Fuel Tank 155 L (40.9 gal.) 155 L (40.9 gal.) Operating Weights Cable 13 745 kg (30,303 lb.) 13 904 kg (30,653 lb.) 16 17 SpeciƟcations are subject to change without notice. Winch Winch Control Cable Capacity 15.8 mm (5/8 in.) 19.1 mm (3/4 in.) 22.2 mm (7/8 in.) 25.4 mm (1 in.) Line Pull – 15.8-mm (5/8 in.) Cable High Speed Standard Speed Line Speed at 2,200 rpm – 15.8-mm (5/8 in.) Cable High Speed 4000 with 203.2-mm (8 in.) Drum Mechanical 4000 with 254.0-mm (10 in.) Drum Mechanical 6000 with 279.4-mm (11 in.) Drum Mechanical 77.4 m (252 ft.) 54.6 m (177 ft.) 39.3 m (128 ft.) 30.7 m (100 ft.) Bare Drum 195.0 kN (43,926 lb.) 227.0 kN (51,173 lb.) 60.6 m (197 ft.) 43.0 m (140 ft.) 30.8 m (100 ft.) 23.8 m (77 ft.) Bare Drum 184.0 kN (41,540 lb.) NA Full Drum 145.0 kN (32,731 lb.) NA 119.0 m (390 ft.) 81.4 m (267 ft.) 60.3 m (197 ft.) 46.0 m (150 ft.) Bare Drum NA Full Drum NA 198.0 kN (44,566 lb.) 131.0 kN (29,650 lb.) 45.7 m/min. (150 fpm) 61.8 m/min. (203 fpm) NA NA NA NA NA NA Full Drum 124.0 kN (28,096 lb.) 145.0 kN (32,731 lb.) 43.2 m/min. (142 fpm) 37.1 m/min. (122 fpm) Direct Drive 30.5-32 3131.6 mm (123 in.) 3000 mm (118 in.) 1409.6 mm (55 in.) 265.4 mm (10 in.) 2184 mm (86 in.) 2964 mm (117 in.) 1777 mm (70 in.) 2558 mm (101 in.) 1778 mm (70 in.) 3430 mm (135 in.) 587.6 mm (23 in.) 7230 mm (285 in.) Standard Speed Machine Dimensions Tire Size A Overall Height* B Overall Width C Maximum Blade Lift Above Ground D Maximum Blade Dig Below Ground E Dozer Blade Width Optional Blade F Front Axle to Front of Machine G Front Axle to Blade Cutting-Edge Arc H Front Axle to Articulation Joint I Wheelbase J Ground Clearance K Overall Length 72.0 m/min. (236 fpm) 61.8 m/min. (203 fpm) Lockup Torque Converter 30.5-32 3481 mm (137 in.) 7281 mm (287 in.) *Add 160 mm (6.29 in.) when equipped with water tank. 640H Cable Skidder A E C J GROUND LINE H F I B G K Machine not exactly as shown. Illustrations for dimensioning purposes only. D WE WORK FOR THE GUYS WHO LOOK DOWN ON THE CLOUDS. Logging is a way of life. A calling passed through generations. One that gets in your blood and takes everything you’ve got. But one that you’ll never give up. And that’s why we’re dedicated to providing equipment and solutions speciƟcally for the work you do. It’s our way of making one of the toughest jobs in the world just a little bit easier. So see your dealer or call 1-800-503-3373. At John Deere, We’re For Loggers. 1-10-12 JohnDeere.com/forestry