Tierre expands its range with Hydro Pantera

The Padua-based company Tierre (headquartered in Curtarolo), which specialises in the design and construction of agricultural flail mowers, recently extended its range with the Hydro Pantera hydraulic model, which is intended to be fitted to track-loaders and skid-loaders . It was designed by the Padua-based manufacturer to extend its target audience to market segments other than agriculture. Available with three different working widths (160, 180 and 200 centimetres) and hydraulic flow rates from 60 to 120 litres per minute, Hydro Pantera can operate with conventional or high-flow hydraulic systems, making it a machine capable of tackling demanding applications. Indeed, the great strength of the Tierre flail mower is its versatility, which is further enhanced by the adaptive geometry (patented by the Veneto-based company), which allows it to change the shape of the cutting chamber up to 12 times, thus adapting to many different working environments. Together with its new hydraulic model, Tierre presents at EIMA 2021 the TCL REVO side mulcher, which offers top-level performance in terms of productivity, quality and reliability.

Thanks to the hydraulic movements and the 50° downward angle - explains the manufacturer in a note - TCL REVO is able to work outside the shape of the tractor on embankments, banks and ditches, while the 90° angle allows it to cut hedges. And that's not all, because, applied to the rear of the tractor, the TCL REVO can be used as a traditional flail mower. These are technical features which, together with its light weight, allow the machine to carry out gardening and maintenance work on all types of terrain, particularly on hillsides and slopes.

Among the constructional advantages of this model are the double body and the reinforced anti-deformation sides, designed specifically to increase the flail mower's resistance to mechanical stress and the roughness of the ground and vegetation.

The side support skids allow the working height of the rotor (driven by four toothed belts) to be adjusted to the type of soil and the type of work to be carried out.