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Medium-sized operations demand both power and precision — the Idrofoglia Turbocar Active G3 delivers exactly that with its 360° rotating turret and 4-speed gearbox engineered for demanding terrain. Designed by Italy-based Idrofoglia, this turbine drive hard hose irrigator combines worm screw hose guidance with hydraulic lift operations for exceptional maneuverability across surfaces up to 450 metres.
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The Turbocar Active G3 is a turbine-driven hard hose irrigator manufactured by Idrofoglia, Italy, designed specifically for efficient irrigation of medium-sized agricultural surfaces. This self-propelled reel irrigation system combines a robust galvanized and painted construction with advanced turbine drive technology, offering operators reliable performance across diverse field conditions. With hose diameter options ranging from 75 mm to 110 mm (2.95 to 4.33 inches) and lengths extending up to 450 metres (1,476 feet), the G3 delivers the versatility needed for farms requiring flexible irrigation coverage without compromising on build quality or operational efficiency.
What distinguishes the Turbocar Active G3 from comparable hard hose irrigators is its combination of a 360-degree rotating turret for enhanced maneuverability, a precision worm screw hose guide system for uniform hose layering, and a four-speed gearbox with automatic drive disengagement that provides precise control over retrieval speed. The hydraulic lift operations managed through a manual pump facilitate easy trolley positioning and staker leg deployment, while the double water inlet configuration offers installation flexibility. Paired with either Royal/Twin 101 or Reflex/Twin 140 sectoring rainguns depending on configuration, this Italian-engineered system delivers consistent water distribution for medium-scale operations seeking dependable turbine drive performance.
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