The ZM75 is a timber crane for loading logs, pulpwood and firewood with a grapple at forest landings, sawmill yards and firewood yards. It has a maximum lifting capacity of 700 kg, a 6.5 t·m lifting moment and 380° slewing, and weighs 1,400 kg.
What the ZM75 is built for
Its knuckle boom has a hydraulic extension that runs from 5.35 m out to 7.67 m. Raised to 66°, the grapple sits about 9.5 m above the crane base. Lowered to −23°, it picks up logs lying below the base, for example in a ditch.
On the load chart, capacity drops to 500 kg at the full 7.67 m. Size the crane by your heaviest log at the distance you need. If you work within 6.5 m, the ZM65 timber crane weighs 120 kg less.
Load chart figures
| Capacity |
700 kg |
| Lifting moment |
6.5 t·m |
| Reach |
5.35–7.67 m |
| Boom angle |
−23° to 66° |
| Slewing |
380° |
| At 7.67 m |
500 kg |
Mounting and hydraulic supply
Figures from the BOB-LIFT brochure drawing of the ZM75:
| Hydraulic supply |
45 L/min at 19 MPa, about 18 kW |
| Overall height |
3,012 mm |
| Crane weight |
1,400 kg |
Send us the vehicle make and model and your heaviest load at the reach you need, and our engineers confirm the mounting and hydraulic supply before quotation.
Warranty and service
BOB-LIFT covers the whole crane for 12 months. Common spare parts leave the factory within 48 hours, and our service team answers within 12 hours and can guide repairs by video. Cranes ship from Lianyungang, Qingdao or Shanghai.
All timber cranes
Certification
The ZM75 series holds a CE certificate of conformity under the EU Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.
