WATER MANAGEMENT The Rollcart Tracker Travelling Sprinkler
The Rollcart Tracker travelling sprinkler moves and irrigates independently. Used mainly for large sized green areas, sport fields, nurseries and gardens. The machine starts moving as soon as the water supply is turned on and is slowly drawn along the surface, along the previously laid out steel cable.
At the end of the designated area the sprinkler automatically stops water flow and irrigation. The water supply hose with a diametre of 1" and a length of minimum 60m is drawn behind the cart (The hose is not included with the machine). The Rollcart provides efficient and economical watering needs for areas from 1/4 acre (1000m²) to 2 acre (8000m²). It is also ideal for irrigating athletic fields, cemeteries, and estates where an underground system is impractical. Note: Requires minimum of 6 BAR water pressure at hose.
Technical Data: • Travelling speed: 10 to 20m/h • Operating pressure: min 3.5 bar at unit • Water consumption: 3.0m³/h • Width of irrigation: 28 to 36m • Length of irrigation: 120m • Material: Alu, brass, ABS • Overall measurements: 77 x 47 x 40cm • Total weight: 33kg
Rega Rainmobile Turbo
Professional Traveller. Covers approx width 38 metres. 135m cable covers area up to 175 metres long. Minimum requirements 3 bar pressure at machine and 4m3/hr (15g.p.m>).
Suitable for large areas: Football Fields, Golf Course Areas, Gardens and Parks. Full or part circle sprinkler operation. Auto switch off. Up to 25 metres per hour travel. Water turbine drive.
Important Features • Very simple handling
• Precise regulation of running- speed, independent from flow range at sprinkler nozzle
• Interrupts water supply automatically, when final position is reached
• Automatic shut-off in case of obstructed transaction • Successful performance starting from 3 bar water pressure • Turbine and gear-box maintenance free • Excellent irrigation coverage of max 8700m² per lap • Easy to set up in 15 minutes • Day and night time operation possible • Width coverage 46m • Length coverage 183m (135m of steel cable)
Nelson Water Tractor Travelling Sprinkler
The Nelson Water Tractor is an ideal alternative to installing full irrigation systems. This travelling sprinkler is extremely cost effective and easy to operate. Ideal for lawns, cricket pitches, bowling greens and other areas in need of watering.
Features
• Lay down the hose in the middle of the area to be watered, using wide and gradual turns wherever possible
• Route the hose around obstacles to get into areas you might normally miss
• Follows the pattern you layout of the hose • Works on ½", 5
/8 " and ¾"
• Rust-proof, cast iron body • Travels up to 200ft/61m • Two speed transmission with automatic shut-off • Adjustable spray arms • Coverage up to 13,500 sq ft/1250m • No hose attachments required • Will run off most mains supplies • Product contains full instructions • 3 speed settings • Automatic shut-off
National Walking Gear Sprinkler
The original national walking sprinkler (model-B3) that moves itself, travelling up to 229 feet back along the hose at either of two speeds; 20 or 40 feet per hour, putting down as much as 7
/8
inch of water along its path, from 4ft to 50ft wide.
Route the hose around obstacles to get into areas you might normally miss. You can also use the Walking Sprinkler as a stationary sprinkler.
The budget watering portable system that will last forever, works even in low water pressure areas! With the UK getting hotter it is understandable these great little sprinklers are making a name for themselves all over again.
Let’s face it, installing an irrigation system isn’t cheap, which is where this great little money saver comes in, forget running around moving sprinklers all day and night let this little tractor do it for you.
• For use with hose sizes: ½ inch (12.5mm), 5 /8 inch (15mm). • Sprinkler supplied with jubilee clip for attachment to hose. 68 DID YOU KNOW WE SUPPLY AN IRRIGATION SERVICE? CALL O1952 641949 FOR MORE INFORMATION
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
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