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SPECIFICATIONS

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G-Mode

The G-modes are a standard exclusive energy and fuel saving system, with up to 30% in fuel savings. The G-Mode eliminates

needless operations and engine functions allowing for reduced fuel consumption by using three basic modes that are all operator

selectable.

Auto Idling Stop Mode (AIS): An Industry First

The AIS mode can conserve fuel by stopping the engine,

with an operator prompt, after 10 seconds of idling time.

Restarting the engine is simple by just twisting the

throttle.

G-Winch Mode:

An Industry First

The G-winch mode can produce maximum winch line

speed at a low engine RPM.

G-Engine Mode:

An Industry First

The G-engine mode limits maximum engine speed to

1,725 RPM and controls the pumps to make engine

operation in the most efficient condition.

Fuel-e cient

Low idle

High-speed

High-speed

Rope hosting speed

When using G-Winch

The high speed mode allows the line to be raised or lowered at

maximum line speed without raising engine speed when lifting

without a load.

Exhaust cleaning DPR:

The DPR (diesel particulate active reduction system)

burns PM (particulate matter) and includes:

DPF: Diesel Particulate Filter

SCR: Selective Catalytic Reduction

DEF: Diesel Exhaust Fluid

The DPR creates this new clean diesel system - although

diesel engines consume less fuel and emit less CO2 than

gasoline engines, they also emit more harmful particulate

matter and nitrogen oxide (NOx). The “new clean energy

system” engine utilizes a DPF, SCR and DEF to reduce

particulate matter, which is also kept to a minimum using

negative ions. This means that the exhaust gas from the

diesel engine is cleaner, conforming with current

EPA Tier 4 Final regulations.

This system requires the use of low sulfur diesel.

* Warning: High sulfur diesel will damage the engine.

G-Winch

AIS

G-Engine