The profit-driving forwarder with .low environmental impact

The Komatsu 845 is built to provide the highest possible productivity in thinning and lighter clear cutting. At the same time, it’s the forwarder that delivers the best conceivable operating economy but without causing undue impact on the environment, thanks to: Weight, machine width and wheels The forwarder’s superior manoeuvrability, accessibility and its minimal impact on the environment, as well as its low ground pressure and high clearance, are all due to the machine’s low weight, slim exterior dimensions and 26.5inch wheels. The new Stage 4 Final engine, which minimises emissions and fuel...

Load area and crane Operator environment Flexible load area and new FlexBunk bunks with mechanical widening and hydraulic stake height adjustment enable a 12ton load capacity regardless of timber length. New crane with the tailored geometry, new column solution and combination outer boom optimise productivity and simplify service. Spacious cab with new hand controllers provides a high performance and ergonomic working environment that optimises productivity.

Environmental and fuel economy benefits SPECIALLY DOWN TO THE SMALLEST DETAIL Excellent operator environment The new cab and the new Komatsu Comfort Ride cab suspension (option) provide a spacious, high-performance, ergonomically correct and quiet operator environment. Add extra equipment Despite its compact format, the 845 can be equipped with many useful options. You can choose to supplement the forwarder with such quality-enhancing equipment as a bogie lift, front blade, Comfort Ride suspension system, front guard and many more options. Optimised, unique components for achieving the highest...

The new four-cylinder E3 engine’s properties are pioneering. The view forward with the short front is phenomenal. The engine and exhaust control technology (SCR) provides world-class fuel economy as well as emissions reduction (Stage 4 Final). What’s more, with the new transmission you will get all the power you need for maximum production capacity. Mobility is further strengthened by the large 26.5-inch wheels. Productivity is illustrated by the 845’s high load capacity. The new FlexBunk bunks with mechanical widening and hydraulic vertical stake adjustment enable you to carry loads up to 12...

WHEEL EQUIPMENT ALTERNATIVES, FRONT AND REAR, AND MACHINE WIDTH (A) Tyre selection Width (mm) 8WD (front/rear) 600/55x26.5 2,620 710/45x26.5 2,940 NOTE: Stated dimensions are nominal and may vary slightly depending on production tolerances. WEIGHT Weight from: FRAME/AXLES Two rear frame alternatives. Frame with smooth V-shaped bottom made of high-strength steel. Front and rear axles: Geared bogie type “hi clearance” with portal axles housed in the rims. Differential with mechanical differential lock. Internal multi-disc wet brakes. Dampening bogie stops. Ex. of other equipment: Front...

Noise level: Vibrations: Miscellaneous: CRANE AND GRAPPLE Crane: Reach: Lifting torque, gross: Slewing torque, gross: Rotator: Grapple: Crane tip: Ex. of other equipment: As per ISO standard As per ISO standard Windshield wipers and washer on front and rear windows. Driving/acceleration pedal, electric via CAN, in transport position and crane position. Inside rear-view mirror. Ex. of other equipment: Komatsu Comfort Ride (cab suspension). Blinds on all windows and/or sun-shield raster, front. Radio with Bluetooth and hands-free support. Air-ventilated seat. Lunch box heater. Refrigerator....

MIX Paper from responsible sources FSC* C021705 845 FORESTRY QUALITY Modern forestry demands a holistic approach. With high productivity, low operating costs and innovative technology. With good ergonomics and a long-term approach to ecology. And with a responsive combination of service and customer care. We summarise all of this as Forestry Quality - the quality required in the forest. This holistic approach permeates everything we do, and we have but a single focus: your working day. We strive to ensure that machine owners and operators always feel that their relationship with Komatsu Forest...