Campey
Turf Care Systems is bringing the 100% electric AllTrec Tool Carrier to BTME
2020 to introduce the future of zero CO2-emissions golf course maintenance.
The
Tool Carrier will be in Red Hall North, Stand 276 along with other popular turf
care machinery including Vredo Compact Seeders, Dakota Turf Tenders and the Air
2G2 Air Inject.
The
machine, designed by Dutch manufacturer, WeedControl B.V., is the latest in a
long line of products that Campey has introduced to meet industry trends, and
has already been exceptionally well received in The Netherlands.
The
electrically driven hedge cutter can be fully operated using a joystick, making
it easy to operate for a day of work, while the LPG tanks used for the
E-Variator Weed Burner can be mounted to the back of the AllTrec, with a
connection for the automatic tank heater to prevent them from freezing. Weeds
can also be tackled using the Weedbrush, which can be hydraulically adjusted to
any angle, and used for a full day without any worry of batteries running out.
A
large-action radius and highly efficient attachments combined with low
operation and maintenance costs make the AllTrec perfect for use in urban
environments, sports complexes, holiday resorts and parks by contractors, local
authorities and landscapers.
With
its zero turning capabilities, it is agile enough to work in small enclosed
spaces while also having been designed to work on large areas with a
long-lasting battery to match its versatility. The running time is entirely
dependent on the circumstances, but when cutting with the four-blade 180cm
deck, the battery will typically last for 6-8 hours and 7-9 hours using the
three-blade 130cm deck. Both decks feature rear ejection and allow height of
cut adjustments from 30mm-110mm.
All
batteries come with a three-year warranty and have a lifetime of + - 2500
charge discharge cycles. The 48VDC battery uses LifePO4 technology with a
capacity of 20kwh or an optional 30kwh, with onboard charging taking 4-8 hours.
As
always, Campey’s team of product specialists will be on hand to give advice on
turf care issues and information on machinery over a coffee in Red Hall North,
Stand 276.
