ROTTNE F11E

Rottne F11E  a completely new compact forwarder in the inter-mediate class with 12 tonne load capacity.

SERVICE WEIGHT

16 200 kg 

LOADING CAPACITY

12 000 kg

ENGINE OUTPUT

125 kW (168 hp)

TRACTIVE FORCE

167 kN (37 540 lbf)

A completely new compact forwarder in the inter-mediate class with 12 tonne load capacity.

+ Small & versatile with large wheels

+ 12 tonne load capacity

+ 45° steering angle

+ Powerful transmission in its class

+ Spacious cab with Comfort Line

+ Compatible for bearing tracks on all wheel pairs

 

Rottne F11E is our new 8-wheel forwarder with a 12-tonne load capacity – a strong workhorse which with its high tractive force provides a soft and flexible operation in tough terrain. The low centre of gravity provides the forwarder with great stability.

The frame has the same design as the larger Rottne forwarders and the central joint, which has a 45° steering angle, is
located only 40 cm in front of the machine’s centre point. This means that the wagon has very good tracking. As Rottne F11E is a small forwarder with large wheels it has low ground pressure and good bearing capacity.

Crane with different reach options

The crane is a Rottne RK85 with several extension options and a reach of 7.5 to 9.3 metres.

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Engine
Engine type
John Deere Power Tech PSS 4045 CI550 Stage V

Fuel
Diesel or HVO

AdBlue tank
10 litres (2,6 US gal)

Engine output
125 kW (168 hp) at 2000 rpm

Engine torque
667 Nm (492 lb ft) at 1500 rpm

Cylinder volume
4.5 liter

Fuel tank
135 liter

Transmission
Transmission type
Hydrostatic/mechanical transmission with load regulation controlled by Rexroth control system

Tractive force
167 kN (37 540 lbf)

Speed, gear 1
0 - 5 km/h (3,1 mph)

Speed, gear 2
0 - 8,1 km/h (5 mph)

Speed, gear 3
0 - 24 km/h (15 mph)

Brakes
Brakes type
2-circuit electrically/hydraulically operated negative wet disc brakes. Automatic load brake. Spring-assisted parking and emergency brake.

Wheel equipment
Wheel equipment 8 WD
710/40 x 24,5, 800/40 x 24,5

Chassis
Chassi type
Central joint with slew bearing and mid lock. Bolted welded load bunks. Front headboard and first bunk hydraulically movable.

Steering angle
+/- 45°

Max. steering touque
68 kNm (50 150 lb ft)

Horizontalangle
+/- 22°

Hydraulic system
Hydraulic system type
Load sensing hydraulic system

Pump capacity
165 liter (43 US gal) / 1 500 rpm

Working pressure
3 - 24 MPa (435 - 3 480 psi)

Degree of filtration
10 micron

Tank volume
80 litres (21 US gal)

Electrical system
Electrical system
24 volt electrical system with CAN-bus technology.

Battery
2 x 142 Ah

Alternator
150 A

Machine control system
Rottne

Working lights
21 pcs

Cab
Cab type
Spacious, vibration-proof safety cab. ISO certified

Noise level
67 dBA

Climate system
ACC

Crane
Crane type
Jib arm crane RK105 withdual slew cylinders and telescope 2.1 m/double telescope.

Lifting torque
105 kNm (77 400 lb ft)

Torque
27,1 kNm (19 977 lb ft)

Angle of rotation
380°

Reach
7,5 / 9,4 m (25 / 30,5 ft)

Weight & Dimensions
Service weight from
16 700 kg

Width
2 830 mm* (111,5 inch)

Length
8 833 mm (348 inch)

Transportation height
3 727 mm (146,8 inch)

Ground clearance (at articulated frame lock)
577 mm (22,7 inch)

Loading capacity
12 000 kg (26 460 lbs)

Loading area
4,5 m2 (48,5 ft2)

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Notes
The specification describes possible equipment, not what is standard or optional. What constitutes standard equipment or optional varies across our different markets. Weights are based on the specified equipment in the basic specification.

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We reserve the right to change specifications without prior notice

BOGIE LIFT

We have equipped our forwarders with a powerful bogie lift for more than 30 years. The bogie lift is individual, which means that the right and left-hand can be controlled separately. The bogie lift makes the forwarder more flexible – for example in narrow stands, wet or steep terrain and for moving between work sites when chains are used.

CABIN 

The spacious and comfortable cabin has a modern design where the operator sits in the centre. The large windows and low-set instrument panel provide an uninterrupted view of the immediate and overhead surroundings. The cabin is equipped with a number of storage compartments as well as a food warmer. Noise levels in our cabins are quieter than in cars. Our cabins are leaders in ergonomics among the forestry machines.

COMFORT LINE

The unique cabin suspension system Comfort Line reduces shock, as well as makes crane work and driving in terrain significantly smoother. Since the launch in 2007, Comfort Line has been improved with updated software, more
robust structure and more precise positioning.

FORWARDER COMPUTER

Our forwarder computer has the new Forester F30- and GeoInfo software with GPS-equipment as an option. These simplify planning, reporting and provide accurate follow-up. The forwarder computer consists of a powerful
computer and a large touchscreen. A printer can also be added. Production files from the harvester are received in the forwarder computer. With the help of this, forwarder reporting then shows how much timber has
been driven out to the road – and where it is located – for further transportation by truck. The forwarder computer also generates a follow-up of operations, which shows the operator’s efficiency and machine’s performance to
the machine owner. 

Geoinfo is an option that allows to plan and increase the efficiency of forwarding.
It enables information such as production files and maps with working routes to be automatically transferred from the harvester to the forwarder to facilitate transport planning and ensure that all felled timber is collected.

CRANE TILT

Tilt base for the crane tower is extra equipment and is available for Rottne F10D, F11D, F13D and F15D. The crane tilt provides significant advantages for log-hauling on steep terrain. The hydraulic tilt function, 5 ° forward/28° backwards, means that the crane's net swing force can be maintained when the forwarder works on inclines up to 30°. Keeping the crane tower vertical will not reduce the swing force of the crane's self-weight. In addition, it means the timber can be accessed easier while thinning on steep terrain.

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