Landini adds versatility added to its Rex3 vineyard tractors

Featuring a Stage V-compliant engine, its designers have also opted to update the bonnet which gives the possibility of installing a low profile cab.

The Rex3 F line-up has three different powers from a four-cylinder, 2.5-litre Kohler engine of 55, 68 and 75 hp, with torque reserves of 50%, 45% and 32%, respectively.

Engine management is provided by an engine memo switch that allows operators to store and quickly recall settings when passing from one activity to another. Its 50-litre diesel tank allows full operation over a working day.

It’s a powerful little compact too, with a wheelbase of 1950mm; minimum ground clearance 213mm; external width from 1350mm to 1617mm; minimum height of the steering wheel from the ground on the platform version 1256mm and weight, 2200kg.

The low profile cab option has a 1.16m wide single-shell structure at the base being reduced to 0.86m at roof level, for a minimum overall height from the ground of 1.87m. And there’s a wide door opening for easier accessibility, which is also assisted by a tilting steering wheel, the multifunction dashboard plus the absence of levers on the central tunnel.

Another factory-fitted option is a front hitch, which will lift up to a tonne. Its hydraulic circuit delivers 30 litres/min for steering and 50 litres/min for up to three control valves, with the possibility of adding one outlet to the front. Rear lift is an improved 2.7 tonnes.

The driveline has mechanical reverse shuttle and offers, with creeper, 16 forward and 16 reverse gears in a speed range from 0.4 to 40km/h. The front axle with electro-hydraulic engagement is produced in Argo Tractors plants and offers a steering angle of 55°.

It can even be fitted with Landini’s fleet management system, which has telemetry data, remote diagnostics, efficient integration with the after-sales system, a direct connection with the service department and a reduction in downtime for maintenance.