In the hybrid version with battery there is a small Stage 5 diesel engine which serves only to charge the batteries when it is not possible to connect to the mains to recharge them. In this version the CW25.35 is always driven by an electric motor.

The second version is equipped with the standard Stage 5 129 Kw diesel engine. It can work exactly like the previous versions, but it can also work by means of an electric motor to connect by cable to the mains electricity supply (400V AC, three-phase.

It doesn’t have a battery so when there is a mains power source the machine can just plug in and run off the mains.

The Sherpina is a versatile machine designed for working in restricted areas. It has almost no tail swing radius and a virtual wall system built in to the LMI which prevents it from booming up or out or swinging into obstacles.

It is perfect for near to roads or railways and its 25 m full power boom is generally more than adequate but there is also an option of a fly jib which can work up to 40 degrees offset.