LEITWOLF

Perfect for parks. Next to the all-round visibility through the operator’s center seat and rearview camera, the Leitwolf X has special features for parks and funlines.

The increased range of movement of the blade and tiller (more than twice the standard vehicle), the custom-designed X Blade for precise cutting, and the inclinometers enable perfect execution of park and funline features.

The winch can be operated in three modes (Auto/Eco/Manual) with a maximum pulling force of up to 4.5t / 5 tn. Operators can prioritize pulling force or working speed. Due to the large radius of the drum and pulleys, less strain is put on the cable, increasing lifespan. Additionally, for ease of use,the included Roll-Out System enables the operator to easily pull out the winch cable.

The Leitwolf can be an excellent addition to a Nordic Center with wide trails. For classic tracks, attach a Power tiller and Nordic Liner, to guarantee perfect finishes that meet Olympic standards.

Two or four track setting plates and the track tillers can be used independently. They adjust position and surface pressure depending on the requirements and condition of the trail, enabling the best tracks

The Skating finisher has a smaller profile than an alpine tiller, which produces a finer, narrower corduroy finish – ideal for a smooth skating glide.

The 13-liter MTU engine offers maximum performance. The straight-six engine produces a massive 530 hp at a max torque of 2600 Nm so that power is available whenever needed.

An exhaust treatment system with SCR catalytic converter, oxidation catalyst and diesel particulate filter reduces emissions to a minimum.

Impressively Low Emissions This machine meets the world’s highest emission standards—Euromot Stage V. In addition to diesel, it can also run on HVO, GTL or BTL without any modifications needed to the engine. This means ski resorts can stick with standard diesel or explore alternative fuels to help minimize CO2 yet further.

Custom Interface The customizable Prinoth Control Unit is convenient and practical. Each operator can tailor the user interface with their preferred shortcuts and vehicle settings. This means that each time they operate the vehicle , their relevant settings are saved with the RFID key – making the start-up process faster.

Single Touch
The 12” tilting touchscreen makes everything easy to see at night or during the day. The rearview camera display can be changed to large or small on the screen. And most important, vital details about the machine such as quick access pages, engine, tiller and winch are always visible.

Comfortable Operation
The unique “joystick-in-joystick” design provides precise control and allows for simultaneous blade movement. The ergonomic joystick hand rest allows for hours of smooth, comfortable operation. The reaction time has been reduced making it easier for operators to feel the blade in action which increases accuracy and operator comfort.

Consistency is Crucial
All Stage V vehicles contain the same operating system, which makes switching models effortless. This reduces time needed to learn a different system while boosting operator confidence.

Quiet, Sleek, Spacious
The large, quiet cabin has a generous footwell to provide plenty of legroom. Windscreen, side window and footwell heating are standard, and an integrated sunroof allows for fresh air. Fully automated air conditioning is available as an option.

All-Around Visibility
The standard center seat and tilting touchscreen display provide an excellent all-around view and allow the operator to enter or exit the machine on either side. Additional full-size tailored Recaro seats for passengers, make the redesigned cockpit the most comfortable homebase yet.

Both the Posiflex and Power tillers correspond to a working width of 4.5m, which means operators can cover more slope surface in less time.

The Leitwolf's unique rear attachment frame with patented parallel offset allows the tiller to move up to one and a half feet (45 cm/18”) to either side of the center. The operator can choose between free trailing, locked, and parallel offset settings.

Working outside of the tracks while keeping the finisher comb parallel to the direction of travel makes the job easier and improves the final-finish. The offset capability also provides increased stabilization on the side hill. The approach is more streamlined because the operator is able to move the tiller closer to obstacles or overlap previous passes, saving both time and money.

Lift or lower the suspension to create more or less ground pressure. Increasing or decreasing the number of crosslinks in the snow can increase traction, maneuverability, and reduce stress on the vehicle components. The front and rear operate independently, so the operator can determine the optimal pressure and shift the balance of the groomer up or downhill depending on the conditions and location.

With the largest cutter bar in the segment, operators can process more snow in a shorter period of time – allowing them to groom more acres more quickly with less fuel.