PITCHCARE CLASSIFIEDS Machinery and Supplies
Product Update
A round-up of the latest product news announced in recent weeks
John Deere is launching its first commercial electric battery powered walk-behind rotary mower.
The new PRO 43B not only produces zero emissions, but also offers intuitive handling, fast charging and a high level of operator comfort. It is designed to
enable professional users to easily cut smaller grass areas and clean up edges in public spaces, without the disturbance and nuisance caused by noise and fumes.
Built around an aluminium mower deck with steel reinforcement and alloy wheels for extra durability and reliability, the PRO 43B has shown impressive cutting and bagging performance in pre-production field tests, says John Deere, with no compromise in performance compared with petrol engine driven mowers.
The FPT1200P/ATE2 is the newest edition to the SCH waterer & pressure washer range. As the name suggests, this machine features a 1200 litre capacity polyethylene tank, which is internally baffled to safely minimise surge when braking and turning corners.
The trailer’s twin-axle road-legal steel chassis is fully galvanised with over-run brakes, lights and a jockey wheel. Two trailer supports are fitted to the rear, to stabilise the trailer when it is unhitched from the towing vehicle.
The standard model features a choice between a petrol and an electric powered pump. The 12V DC electric pump has a flow rate of 18 litres per minute, and is powered by the towing vehicles power supply. The petrol option features a reliable 2” centrifugal Honda pump, with an adjustable flow rate up to an impressive 450 litres per minute.
This waterer features a short hand lance for tubs and beds, and a telescopic lance which can reach up to 6 metres. Two steel stands are mounted to the side of the trailer, which can be used to transport a significant length of additional hose, if required.
There are a huge number of variations to this product, including single or twin axle, 900L, 1200L, 1500L or 2000L tank capacities and engine types. As the machine is built in the UK, SCH can customise to your exact specifications.
www.schsupplies.co.uk
New to Reesink Turfcare’s product lineup are two outfront rotary mowers from Toro's next- generation GM3000 series for 2020.
The new machines are being called the next generation of outfront rotary mowers and have all the benefits outfront rotaries are known for, but with significant performance enhancements.
There are two engine models - a 24.7hp and a 37.4hp, both Stage V emissions compliant, with options of 152cm (60ins) or 183cm (72ins) rear, side, recycling and flail cutting decks. Both benefit from a transport speed of 22km/h to move between sites efficiently and a large 45.4 litre fuel capacity to maximize mowing time between refueling. Also, Toro’s CrossTrax all- wheel drive system provides automatic traction
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The 36V mower’s new Powerhead carries two rechargeable lithium-ion batteries and switches automatically to the second battery when the first one is empty. Charging capacity is 6Ah as standard, with a full electric charge taking 2 hours 20 minutes and providing up to 500m2 mowing capacity. A spring-loaded battery release system adds to the ease of operation.
Cutting width of the PRO 43B is 43cm and there is a choice of seven cutting heights from 22mm to 80mm, easily set by a central lever. The mower comes with a 45-litre capacity grass bagger that features a simple TurboStar ‘bag full’ indicator flag, and a height adjustable handlebar that can be folded for storage. Overall weight with an empty bagger is 32kg.
The new John Deere PRO 43B commercial battery mower will be sold with a two-year warranty (one year on the batteries), and will be available from UK and Irish dealers in 2020.
www.JohnDeere.co.uk
The Hunter TTS-800 rotors provide maximum uniformity and longevity. The high-torque gear drives are the strongest in the industry, so the challenges of reclaimed water use or poor water quality are mitigated.
An extra-large, fast- access flange compartment comfortably
accommodates wire connections and other components.
The new 800 series feature Hunter's patented TTS (Total-Top-Service)
technology which allows for every serviceable element of the rotor to be accessed through the top. Mechanical and electrical, big and small, you can get to every component without disturbing the playing surface. That means there’s no more digging, no more unsightly scars and, more importantly, one less item on a busy turf manager’s schedule.
www.karuk.com or
www.hunterindustries.com
Full details are being kept under wraps until the show opens on 30th October at the NEC Birmingham, but visitors will be excited to hear that a new pedestrian mower and ULiB will be two of the new products to join the portfolio.
A forerunner when it comes to lithium-ion technology and high efficiency ‘brushless’ motors, Pellenc has established itself as the number one choice in the ‘zero emission’ professional power tools market for the maintenance of urban and green-spaces. The combination of these two technologies makes it possible to eliminate direct emission of greenhouse gases and significantly reduce noise and vibration. It meets the users' requirements for comfort and sustainability while offering excellent cost efficiency.
All Pellenc batteries and tools come complete with a three-year commercial warranty as standard - the first manufacturer to offer this on battery-powered tools.
www.pellencuk.com
control, shifting power to the wheels in slippery conditions.
Toro has focused particular attention on the durability of the deck in the design of this new series. With 4.5mm high strength steels decks, rugged spindles, a bullnose bumper and reinforced sideskids, the improvements made are aimed at longevity and reduced downtime. And with rotary and flail cutting deck options providing flexibility and value, it's easy to see why Toro believes this to be the next generation of the outfront rotary.
The new Toro GM3000 series will be revealed on stand H010 at Saltex 2019.
www.reesinkturfcare.co.uk
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