PITCHCARE CLASSIFIEDS Machinery and Supplies
Product Update
A round-up of the latest product news announced in recent weeks
Pellenc has completed its range of battery- powered products for professionals with the launch of the Airion 3 blower.
The rewarding result of the company’s innovation and experience in multifunctional, long-life batteries, this remarkably lightweight and perfectly balanced new tool offers ergonomic benefits which are essential to user comfort. The Airion 3 also has the special feature of being both quiet and odourless.
Etesia UK has unveiled two new Attila pedestrian brushcutters ahead of the 2019 season.
With built-in rugged reliability as standard, the new Etesia AK60 and AH75 pedestrian brushcutters have been designed to work in the toughest of conditions. These powerful workhorses effectively deal with clearing vegetation from a wide variety of sites - long grass, weeds, bracken and brambles on woodland paths, orchards, holiday parks and road verges. Ease of operation and manoeuvrability ensure total efficiency and high output.
Features
• Heavy-duty brush cutting (up to Ø30 with AH75 and Ø20 with AK60)
• Mowing on the most difficult slopes (up to 20°) thanks to the hydraulic transmission with a differential lock
• Two idlers that can be locked without a tool for improved stability on slopes in the AH75
• Possibility to fit two wider rear wheels as an option
• Cutting height adjustment with three positions from the handle
• Handle offset control from the operating position with three working positions and one transport position
www.etesia.co.uk
KAR UK has officially unveiled the Hunter Industries I-80 gear-driven rotor sprinkler.
Offering unparalleled levels of power, performance, and versatility, the all-new I-80 gear-driven rotor from Hunter Industries is the most technologically advanced commercial rotor on the market.
Engineered for sports turf the I-80 is built with a robust, dirt-tolerant gear drive that offers the highest torque output of any rotor in the commercial sphere, and extends a radius range from 11.3 to 29.6 metres.
The I-80 features a wide range of highly efficient, dual-trajectory, wind-fighting nozzles for highly efficient performance in a range of applications. Provides total top serviceability
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The new Ferris ISX®800Z is powered by a Briggs & Stratton Commercial Turf™ 27-gross HP, 810cc V- Twin petrol engine, featuring a commercial warranty of 3 years.
(TTS) via its integrated, surface-mounted snap- ring for no-dig easy maintenance.
In addition, the I-80 offers an advanced ProTech Turf Cup System - an industry first. Thanks to ProTech TC™ technology, living or synthetic turf is retained in a cup mounted to the top of the rotor and installed flush to the surrounding turf.
The special retaining rings in the turf cup add surface area for increased root adhesion, helping to keep turf securely in place. The net result is an aesthetically pleasing installation that helps ensure safety during sports field play. The no-dig turf cup is also totally top serviceable and features no-tool quick-release removal, arc adjustments without riser removal,
Its motor is housed in a magnesium alloy body that guarantees both proper temperature dissipation and total sealing (IP54). The Airion 3 benefits from several improvements over its predecessor: new materials for the air intake elbow and the outlet nozzle, as well as a new cable with high fatigue resistance, which considerably increases the tool's service life.
All Pellenc batteries and tools come with a three-year commercial warranty and are distributed in the UK and Ireland exclusively by Etesia UK.
www.etesia.co.uk
New to the Reesink Turfcare portfolio is a specialist range of tractor mounted aeration equipment from the American-based company 1st Products.
The AERA-Vator, a subsurface aerator whose unique osilating vibrating tine system loosens, rather than punches, the soil around and underneath each tine.
Allowing better air and water infiltration and easing soil compaction, the AERA-Vator does the job without leaving cores or plugs behind and means less post-aerification clean up. It is also able to aerate dry soil to reduce the expense of pre-irrigating; in fact, the harder the soil, the better the AERA-Vator performs. It can also be equipped with a unique seeding box, allowing the customer to aerate and seed in one pass.
The AERA-Vator has the additional benefit of being designed with a universal frame system, so extra shafts can be added to expand its capabilities. The shafts, available through Reesink Turfcare, are the Multi-Tine, Multi-Slicer, Multi-Spike and the non-PTO Coring shaft.
www.reesink.co.uk
Packed full of premium features, the ISX®800Z boasts Ferris’ patented suspension technology, iCD™ cutting deck technology, heavy-duty Hydro-Gear® drive system, an engine purpose built for a zero-turn application and mowing speeds up to 16km/h.
With a compact size, the ISX®800Z can easily tackle tight places, providing maximum manoeuvrability and productivity.
Taking owners into the future, the Ferris suspension has been upgraded for an even better mowing experience, featured on the ISX®800Z. Not only does this mower incorporate adjustable coil-over-shocks at the rear wheels, it also boasts next generation independent suspension at the front using a double wishbone system.
www.thwhite.co.uk
and a fully contained riser assembly that stays together when removed from the sprinkler body.
www.karuk.comor
www.hunterindustries.com.
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