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Crafted by Italy-based Ferbo, the Ferbo GB Series Turbine Drive Hard Hose Irrigator combines Italian engineering excellence with advanced 3-speed gearbox technology, delivering effortless automated irrigation for large-scale agricultural operations. This premium hose reel features a robust galvanised frame, 360° turntable mobility, and intelligent turbine-driven rewinding that eliminates manual labour whilst maximising field coverage and water distribution efficiency.
Upgrade your farm with the durability and world-class efficiency of Ferbo.
The Ferbo GB Series represents a premium line of turbine drive hard hose irrigators engineered for professional agricultural operations requiring reliable, high-capacity mobile irrigation solutions. Manufactured in Italy, these advanced reel irrigators combine robust galvanised construction with precision mechanical engineering to deliver consistent performance across fields ranging from 220 to 400 metres in length. The GB Series features a versatile 360° turntable design, allowing complete directional flexibility for complex field geometries and multiple irrigation layouts from a single water source.
What distinguishes the GB Series from standard models is its advanced three-speed gearbox system with automatic drive disengagement, providing operators with precise control over retrieval speed to match varying crop water requirements and field conditions. The flanged turbine mounted directly on the gearbox incorporates integrated speed control and compensator mechanisms, ensuring smooth, consistent hose retrieval regardless of pressure fluctuations. Combined with the leadscrew hose layering device and mechanically operated trolley lift system, the GB Series delivers professional-grade irrigation automation designed for intensive agricultural use across diverse terrain and crop types.
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Reference: Washington State University