The Company is managed by President Sante together with Silvia and Giulia Faresin, they lead it to become a successful activity, thanks to an industrial plan that has always focused on manufacturing excellence and the development of smart technologies.

These technologies are designed, tested, and manufactured in the Breganze (Italy) plant with the aim of constantly improving performances and offering the best engineering solutions. Almost 50 years of experience in the sector, combined with advanced research, has placed Faresin at the top of innovation, allowing its mixer wagons and telehandlers to be successful in the global agricultural machinery market. They contribute not only to improving animal welfare on farms but also to optimizing operators’ cycles and workloads.

At World Ag Expo Faresin will present the world premiere of the new line Commander, trailed mixer wagons with high-capacity for big farms. The range is designed to reach the extraordinary volume of 1,412.5 ft3 with only two vertical augers, providing an impressive daily output. The Commander mixer wagon is recommended for mixing with a high percentage of hay, which is characterized by a low level of humidity and more volume.

The Commander trailed mixer wagons allow to obtain perfect and homogeneous mixes in a short time, in full respect of the fiber thanks to the internal geometry of the tub. The special cone shape of the central stem of the auger and the “Fast Cleaning”
upper closure eliminates the risk of product stagnation, making the mixture healthier. The new generation programmable weighing system permits to have precise recipes in an easy, functional, and intuitive way.

Finally, the Commander range is designed to be integrated with the NIR analysis system directly on the mixing tub, which can measure the chemical-physical properties and homogeneity level of the ration in real-time.

Faresin’s telehandlers are more and more performing and technologically advanced. They are designed to meet all the needs of the end customer in terms of innovation, reliability, and design. At the Tulare show, Faresin will exhibit the 7.35 HLS 74 model,
part of the Middle Range, the most versatile range which is ready to face any agricultural challenge. The 152 l/min pump with LS (Load Sensing) system allows the machine to work with low engine speeds to lift and load having up to three simultaneous
movements of the boom.

The 7.35 HLS 74 telehandler has a hydrostatic transmission with two synchronized mechanical gears, one for precise movements in the farm, the other for greater agility during transfers, which reaches a maximum speed of 25 mph. In addition, the EcoFast regenerating valve, an exclusive Faresin feature, allows the boom to work with high speed at minimum diesel engine rpm, thus saving fuel and reducing work cycle times.

Source: Faresin

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With the new TL43.80HF, Bobcat now offers a range of fifteen different rigid frame telehandler models, covering maximum lifting capacities between 2.6 and 4.3 tonne and maximum lifting heights from 6 to 18 m.

“At Bobcat, for over 60 years, we have been constantly innovating the market – always developing new machines for customers’ needs.  The new TL43.80HF is no exception to this legacy as it completes our range of telehandlers and ensures customers can benefit from unmatched loading productivity and lift capacity. Bobcat machines are made for tough jobs, whilst still providing all the agility and versatility any application would require,” said Olivier Traccucci, Bobcat Telehandler Senior Product Manager.

Unlike any other manufacturer on the market, all Bobcat telehandlers are covered by a three year/3000 hour warranty as standard, with the option of extending the warranty to five years/5000 hours.  All Bobcat telehandlers are designed in Europe for European customers and produced at the company’s plant in Pontchâteau, France.

High Lift Capacity in a Compact Telehandler

Thanks to a high lift capacity of 4.3 tonne and a maximum lift height of almost 8 m, the TL43.80HF is a compact telehandler offering an impressive package, which brings together robustness, rough terrain ability and ease of use for the operator in the same machine.

The very high stability of the TL43.80HF is due to the box welded frame, the low load centre, the long wheel base and the new massive rear counterweight, allowing Bobcat to minimize the overall dimensions of the machine, resulting in a width of only 2.30 m and a length of less than 5 m from the rear to the fork face.

Together with a short turning radius of just 3.71 m, this new Bobcat telehandler is a very manoeuvrable machine, a particularly useful feature when it comes to working in confined environments.

The rough terrain capability of the TL43.80HF has also been optimised for applications such as working and digging in piles of materials with the incorporation of new heavy duty Dana Spicer axles with limited slip differential and the outstanding tractive force available of up to 90% of the machine weight.

In addition, the TL43.80HF offers as standard automatic functions that allow the operator to focus entirely on the work at hand, such as boom cushioning, the parking brake and the reversible fan which helps to keep the cooling system (radiator) clean in dusty environments.

As in all Bobcat telehandlers, the new TL43.80HF has as standard many smart functions to optimize work on site including a speed limiter system that controls speed regardless of the engine RPM; boom speed adjustments and the Eco mode which can provide a fuel saving of up to 15%.

The TL43.80HF also provides an ideal solution for the heavy-duty, high-productivity segment of the agricultural market, taking lift capacity, lifting height and breakout force to unprecedented levels in this area. It is available with a choice of three different AGRI packs for the farming market meeting different levels of expectation in terms of ease of use and level of comfort.

Source: Bobcat product news

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