Double SRV head mounted on the TOWER 2 frame for front mounting. The machine removes the side shoots and at the same time cuts the grass in vineyards. The push version is much more user friendly than the pull version. It....
New high density-spindle orchard pruner suitable in all kind of varieties like apples, apricots, cherries, olives until 4m 13 high of the trees. The single acting sickle bar with SCH teeth can work with branches up to 3-....
Hedge bush cutter manufactured with a particular geometrical shape able to overcome and work over obstacles such as bushes, nets or rows. The arm on which is mounted the working head is telescopic to adapt better to the ....
The new double barrel leaf remover DRF is the answer to the needs of the modern vineyards. The machine removes the leaves from the grape zone, that increases maturation and aeration reducing spraying chemicals. The machi....
The hedge trimmer ranges increases with the model BRE for miniloader and BRG for lawn mower. Booth machines use a joystick control very precise and easy to use. ....
The orchard pruner is suitable in different type of cultivation like cone and mono-cone or high density for machine harvesting. The frame has 4 hydraulic movements acting by a proportional joystick and it can mount 1 or ....
This Trimmer Bar has a working width of 300cm. It cuts branches of up to 50mm in diameter. It is usable for the maintenance of all kind of hedges, that are maintained on a regular basis. Due to the working width of 300cm....
Pruning machines Vision are characterized by a better front visibility and a better performing inclination of vertical bars which makes them suitable for use in the hills. The model Vision 2 has got the ability to adjust....
Hedge bush cutter with cutting bar cm 120 for hedge pruning up to 2 cm diameter. It is equipped with reversible frame suitable for small tractors. On electro-hydraulic model BRM 120E the joystick is proportional. ....
Mini Digger Finger Bar Hedge Cutter Attachment Available in 1.5m and 1.8m options there is a Slanetrac HC Series Mini Digger Finger Bar Hedge Cutter Attachment to suit a wide range of machines. The robust low maintenance....
Sickle length 5 ft 1500mm Hydraulic flow requirements 10-20 gpm 38-76 lpm Weight of unit 125 lbs 57 kg ....
The HKL Fox frame is an further development of the HKL Ex frame. It was our goal, to be able to provide a frame for extreme working conditions and heavy loader carrier vehicles like construction machinery etc. The HKL Fo....
The HKL Ex Frame is a very flexible loader frame. It has hydraulic side-extension and tilt function, which will enable you to get the maximum out of the mounted trimmer bar or saw. The HKL Ex can be equipped with an opti....
The HKL Standard frame is developed for mounting onto loaders and excavators etc. The HKL Standard is a simple, yet very robust frame. The HKL Standard frame has hydraulic an hydraulic tilt-function, for the stepless adj....
The HKL Mini frame is suitable for lightweight carrier machines and mini loaders. The HKL Mini an hydraulic tilt function, that enables the cutting tool to rotate seamlessly between its vertical and horizontal positions.....
The HS1750 has been developed to suit the dimensions of mini-loaders, smaller tractors, e.g. park tractors. The HS1750 is equipped with 3x 600mm sawblades, which enables it to cut branches of up to 150mm in thickness. Th....
The hedge trimmer ranges increases with the model BRE for miniloader and BRG for lawn mower. Booth machines use a joystick control very precise and easy to use. Data sheet MOD tractor power Weight tractor s weight BRM-G ....
All of Elkaers saws have been designed with offset blades in order to avoid the branches getting jammed, thus enabling you a relative high speed of work. The HS2300 is very efficient cutting heavy hedges and shelterbelts with branches up to 250mm in diameter. The HS2300 saw is equipped with 3x 800mm sawblades and it is compatible with most of our loader-frames and reach arms to be mounted onto loaders, tractors, telescopic handlers or excavators. ....
