Description
Battery power. Controlled pulling.
The APW6000 brings STIHL battery power to demanding forestry and tree surgery work. Move timber and other ground-level loads without a petrol engine, with rope-operated control and a built-in brake to help prevent rollback between pulls.
Built for work in the woods
- Pull, pause and continue. The integrated progress capture system holds rope tension when you stop pulling, helping you manage the load between pulls.
- More grip at the drum. The ribbed MaxGrip capstan increases friction against the rope. Rope passes over the drum rather than winding onto a spool, so pulling distance is determined by your rope length.
- Choose your pace. Three operating modes balance line speed and battery use, with ECO mode prioritising running time.
- No fuel or exhaust. Push-button starting makes repeated starts straightforward as you move between jobs.
- Carry it to the work. An integrated handle, protective frame and ground plate make transport and placement easier.
Technical specifications
| Maximum direct pull | Up to 1,500 kg |
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| Double-line pull | Up to 3,000 kg with suitable pulley rigging |
| Motor | 3.0 kW input; 2.5 kW output |
| Maximum line speed | 16 m/min |
| Weight | 13 kg without battery |
| Capstan drum | 76 mm MaxGrip |
| Dimensions | 39.6 × 28 × 26.5 cm |
| Weather protection | IPX4 splash protection |
Pulling performance depends on the battery, load and ground conditions.
Battery compatibility
| AP ALLPRO 300.0 P / AP 500 S | All three speed settings; 9–16 m/min |
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| AP 300 S / AP ALLPRO 200.0 P | ECO mode only; approximately 10 m/min |
Running time varies with the battery, load and working conditions.
Rope and safe use
For pulling only; do not use for lifting. The manufacturer specifies low-stretch, double-braided polyester rope, 10–13 mm in diameter. Follow the operating instructions for anchoring, rigging and load control.
Manuals and advice
Operating and safety manual · Battery compatibility sheet · Manufacturer product information
