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Engineered for large-scale operations and challenging terrain, the Idrofoglia Turbocar Extreme IG4 delivers exceptional versatility through its 4-speed mechanical gearbox and hydraulic wheel lift system. Designed by Italy-based Idrofoglia, this hard hose irrigator combines robust construction with advanced hydraulic controls, enabling operators to handle hose lengths up to 750 metres with precision and reliability in complex agricultural environments.
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The Turbocar Extreme IG4 by Idrofoglia represents the pinnacle of Italian-engineered hydraulic drive hard hose irrigation technology for large-scale agricultural operations. This heavy-duty traveling irrigator is specifically designed to handle demanding conditions across extensive field areas, combining advanced mechanical systems with comprehensive hydraulic control for maximum operational efficiency. With hose configurations ranging from 125 mm to 160 mm (4.92 to 6.30 in) in diameter and lengths extending up to 750 m (2461 ft), the IG4 delivers professional-grade irrigation capability for farms requiring reliable coverage of expansive surfaces.
What distinguishes the Turbocar Extreme IG4 from conventional traveling irrigators is its sophisticated 4-speed mechanical gearbox paired with a reinforced structural frame engineered to withstand the rigors of complex agricultural environments. The integrated hydraulic wheel lift system enables effortless transport and precise field positioning, while the mechanical drive disengagement feature and PTO rewinding capability provide operators with exceptional versatility in managing irrigation cycles. This model represents Idrofoglia's commitment to delivering robust, high-performing irrigation solutions that maintain consistent operation even under challenging terrain and climate conditions.
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