PITCHCARE CLASSIFIEDS Machinery and Supplies
Product Update
A round-up of the latest product news announced in recent weeks
Husqvarna has launched two new powerful battery-powered brushcutters which will raise the bar for performance.
Increased levels of productivity are available for professionals when using the Husqvarna 535iRX or 535iRXT, thanks to the Husqvarna-developed high torque motor, large cutting diameter and effective anti-vibration system. A host of new key features make the products a great addition to the collection of any landscaping professional.
Designed and developed with commercial tasks in mind, these two innovative brushcutters are built to be robust, powerful and equivalent to petrol products in the 35cc range.
The new brushcutters are part of the 500-series product range and offer Husqvarna's first anti- vibration system on a battery brushcutter. This feature further reduces strain on the user allowing for smoother operation during extended hours of use. These products are also equipped with a new user interface, allowing the user a constant view of the battery status to more easily plan their work.
www.husqvarna.com
Joining the established and reliable TH range of ISEKI compact tractors is the brand new TH5420, coming complete with a Stage V compliant engine, low emissions and a new range of accessories.
The new Etesia Donky electric wheelbarrow offers operators even more versatility with the ability to customise it.
The classic plastic tub can be removed and replaced with whatever is required for the task ahead. Users may choose to attach a wooden board for transport or assembly of work equipment, or alternatively they may opt for the all new tin tub which will ensure that it is even more robust.
The Donky allows the transport of bulky products (boards, cross member, closing fabric and reel), and provides a working surface at a suitable height. It also features a tray emptying function which is achieved by a central lever, with unlocking and assistance.
With a powerful 1700 watt engine, electronic advance management and two driving wheels with an agricultural profile, the Donky has an impressive capacity to move in difficult terrain. Unlike non-electric motorised wheelbarrows, users can enjoy up to two days of work without any harmful pollutants - in turn helping to protect the environment.
Working and moving in complete silence, and not creating any noise problems for the surrounding area, the Donky can move up to 250kg or 180L (400L with the boards) in one trip. With a tank integrated in the tray and a 1″ valve, it can carry 85L of water or liquid and a spray hose can be connected to it.
The hourly cost of use of an Etesia Donky wheelbarrow is approximately £0.03 meaning that the operator will notice significant savings when compared to a fuel based wheelbarrow.
www.etesia.co.uk
Charterhouse has introduced the Redexim Top-Brush - a 6m wide triple poly-brush ideal for course presentation, organic matter removal and dispersal of worm casts.
With more and more chemicals being withdrawn from the market, turf managers are turning to mechanical methods of maintenance to reduce contributory factors to disease. Regular brushing helps to remove dew from the surface and stand the grass plant upright, helping to ensure a better cut, remove excess
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moisture and ensure optimum airflow into the turf canopy.
Ideal for large areas such as golf fairways, the 3 poly brushes can be accurately adjusted to the desired depth, depending on whether a light surface brush or a deeper agitation is required. Its independent 'wings' can then be hydraulically lifted and folded for convenient transportation and storage.
www.charterhouse-tm.co.uk
GreenTek are once again leading the way, with ultra-wide versions of the type of equipment that was formally only found on greens.
Their Multi-Brush, Multi-Roller, and Multi-Sarel all have massive 5.4m working widths, and the new Fairway Groomer is 3.6m wide. Working on lightweight compact tractors or utility vehicles this equipment is suitable for high frequency use to maintain pristine fairways on a weekly basis.
Cultural practices such as brushing to disperse dew and worm casts, grooming to reduce thatch, rolling to improve trueness, and sarel rolling to improve percolation and reduce run- off, are all now viable treatments for fairways.
www.greentek.uk.com
Its impressive 1,200kg lift capacity with 3 speed hydrostatic transmission allows for ease of control whilst powering implements. High torque and low fuel consumption along with 2-speed rear PTO, 2 mode engagement and auto-stop function, plus a mid PTO allows for a huge range of turf maintenance equipment to be used on the golf course. All of this can be done whilst in the ultimate comfort of the factory fitted cab with air conditioning.
For keeping the rough pristine we have the top of the range SF450, a powerful, large capacity centre collect mower which is now also available with a Muthing Flail deck, making it the ultimate combination of quality and reliability.
Its large outfront deck and 1300litre high tip collector allows you tackle the thickest of grass whilst collecting and leaving a pristine finish every time.
The ability to cut and collect without blocking, thanks to its turbine driven straight through chute, enables the SF450 to take on whatever the weather throws at it. This is the hallmark of ISEKI mowers.
www.iseki.co.uk
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