1110GForwarder
- Precise and efficient boom control
- Strong and powerful FT4 engine
- 4.1% more torque
- Clear and simple electrical system
1110G with the long bogie is really very stable machine.
Exact location of each log
The data between the machines are updated through a cloud service, and all the operators working at the same work site can see all the tree species and assortments with the driving routes right down to the individual logs.
TimberMatic Maps is a standard feature in new John Deere forest machines and it is available with an upgrade kit to older models.
The FT4 engine meets the latest emissions regulations, and 1110G has many other additions and improvements compared to its predecessor. The engine output and torque have been increased. The 1110G’s engine has more power and torque than the 1110E’s IT4 engine. The better coupling of the powerful diesel engine with the power train results in a clear improvement in performance.
Features
Low ground pressure bogie axle
A long-bogie version of the 1110G forwarder is available for logging on soft terrain. The distance between the front and rear wheel hubs in the rear bogie is 380 mm longer than in the standard model.
The power train and turning radius are the same as with the standard portal bogie-equipped machine. The long-bogie solution is suitable for both normal and soft terrains. The long bogie brings stability when navigating over obstacles in rocky terrain, and the 14% lower ground pressure of the rear frame makes the machine an excellent choice for logging in soft terrain. The low groud pressure option enables bigger loads with the same ground pressure.
The system is switched on and off with the press of a button.
The system dampens the cylinder end movements softly and stops strong blow-like loads in the end positions, making for smoother operation and also improving the boom’s durability.