FOREST CRANE PALMS 5.75
Versatile Compact Forestry Crane for Daily Operations
The PALMS 5.75 is designed for daily professional forestry operations, offering reliable lifting performance and smooth handling across a wide range of working conditions. Optimised for use with medium-sized tractors, it provides excellent stability, reach and manoeuvrability for operators working in compact forestry sites, woodlots and rural environments. While capable on softer soil, its balanced design ensures consistent performance on varied terrain. Compatible with most PALMS trailers, the 5.75 delivers a versatile, efficient setup for small to mid-scale forestry operations in both New Zealand and Australia.
Pairs with:
- Single and double telescopic booms available
- Extended outreach
- High lifting capacity
- Advanced hydraulic system
- Sturdy construction- Series: 5
- Max outreach: 7,5 m
- Max working pressure, bar: 215 bar
- Brutto lifting torque at maximum pressure: 69 kNm
- Lifting capacity at full reach and max 660 pressure, w/o grapple and rotator
- Lifting capacity at 4 m reach and max pressure, w/o grapple and rotator: 1440 kg
- Slewing torque: 17 kNm
- Pillar slewing angle: 380 degrees
- Rotator maximum load: 60 KN
- Crane weight without support leg and valve block: 940 kg
- Recommended oil flow: 50-90 L/minWhat is the PALMS 1.42 used for?
The PALMS 1.42 is designed for firewood handling, beekeeping, fencing and general rural property maintenance.
Can the PALMS 1.42 be used with an ATV or UTV?
Yes. The lightweight design allows the PALMS 1.42 to be towed and operated with ATVs, UTVs and small vehicles.
What trailer pairs with the PALMS 1.42?
The PALMS 1.42 is commonly paired with the PALMS 2D forestry trailer for compact timber handling and transport.
Is the PALMS 1.42 suitable for lifestyle blocks?
Yes. Its compact size and low ground impact make it well suited to lifestyle blocks, orchards, bush blocks and smaller rural properties.Where can I buy PALMS forestry cranes in New Zealand?
ALFA Equipment supplies PALMS forestry cranes, trailers and grapples across New Zealand and Australia.
