CABIN: "STARLIGHT"
The
StarLight*
cab features a spherically curved, simple and
essential design. Thanks to its airtight seals and integrated
hinges, it has no projecting parts and can therefore penetrate
the narrowest rows without damaging flowering plants or fruit.
The front and rear windows offer full visibility of equipment and
the roadway.
MACHINE AND TOOL
The integrated lifting /hydraulic system/ PTO assembly allows
a large number of front, rear or combined tools to be used,
keeping alignment, traction and stability unaltered.
The hydraulic remotes with 1 double acting distributor with
floating position. There are 2 rear snap-on couplers. The two
speed PTO: 540/540E rpm, is synchronised with gear speeds.
On request, the HR 6500 can be fitted with the power lift with
hydraulic suspension and the ON/OFF joystick.
CHASSIS: "EASYSTAR"
The
EasyStar*
chassis was designed to assure comfort,
ergonomics, safety, working space and visibility of equipment
even when reversing. The basic configuration, which protects
the operator from bad weather and sunshine, features a
6-upright chassis with protective roof and left-hand rear view
mirror.
ENGINE: POWERFUL AND QUIET
+ Reliability:
quality of components
+ Comfort:
minimum vibrations, noise, and emissions
+ Saving:
very low fuel consumption
HYDROSTATIC TRANSMISSION
The
hydrostatic transmission
offers 4 speed ranges in both
drive directions, with
electrohydraulic inverter
located under
the steering wheel, and is particularly useful during rapid
forward and backward movements in quick succession of
each other. It is fitted with the
speed-fix
device, an authentic
specialist when executing activities that require constant
forward speeds.
RGS™: two sides of the same coin
RGS™ Rev-Guide System
, is the AC reversible driving system
on a rotating turret which inverts the driving direction in just a
few seconds in order to work efficiently with towed or frontal
equipment. Simply turn the seat/steering wheel/dash/pedal
assembly 180° for an identical, but reverse, driving direction.
