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The ID DAVID VENTRAL is a compact electro-hydraulic in-row weeder that mounts on the right side of the tractor, between the wheels, to remove weeds around the trunks of vines and fruit trees. An electronic sensor moves the 55 cm weeding blade safely around plants from 1 cm in diameter, and the unit works at up to 12 km/h in standard soil conditions. With a weight of 120 to 130 kg and a 30 HP power requirement it suits small vineyard and orchard tractors, and it can be fitted with rotary hoe, string mower, ID-ROLL and ID-STAR tool kits.
The ID DAVID ID-NAMIC is a reversible, extendable 3-point frame with one or two electro-hydraulic in-row weeders for tillage and weeding between the plants in vineyards and orchards.
The ID DAVID ID-FRONT is a front-mounted, extendable frame with one or two in-row weeders that fits any tractor without a front 3-point linkage.
The ID DAVID ID-ROLL is a reversible frame that combines an ID-ROLL finger weeder with an ID-STAR star roller to remove small weeds between the plants in the row at up to 20 km/h.
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