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Ranger F65G Skidder

Category: Skidders / Yarders ➔
Manufacturer: Ranger ➔
Model: F65G ➔

General Specifications

Dimensions

Blade Width	24 ft (7 m)
Cable Width	232 in (589 cm)
Drum Capacity at Cable Width	28,725 ft (8,755 m)
Drum Diameter	1 in (2 cm)
Ground Clearance	8 ft (2 m)
Height - Top of Cab	2 ft (1 m)
Height of Grapple from Ground	6 ft (2 m)
Max Blade Height	7 in (18 cm)
Max Height of Boom	8 ft (2 m)
Max Line Pull - bare drum	259 lbs (117 kg)
Overall Length	9 ft (3 m)
Overall Width	9 ft (3 m)

Engine

Engine Model	116
Gross Power	104 hp (78 kw)
Power Measured @	239 rpm
Torque Measured @	40 rpm

Hydraulic System

Pump Flow	2,200 gpm (8,327 lpm)
Pump Type	29.8
Relief Valve Pressure	9.2 psi

Operating Specifications

Operating Voltage	65 amps
Operating Weight	12 V lbs (5 kg)
Steering Angle	23.1 - 26 volts
Tire Size	7.1

Transmission

Number of Reverse Gears	16
Transmission Type	3

Undercarriage

Ground Contact Area	gear type cu in
Length of Track on Ground	4BTA3.9 ft (1 m)

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