MarMac TunnelVac
Marshall Machinery is proud to support the berry industry through the design and manufacture of purpose-built equipment developed specifically for Australian growing conditions. Our focus is on creating practical solutions where suitable commercial equipment is not available.
Prunings left in place under a tunnel can create trip hazards for workers, and growing medium can turn the ground sponge like, both of which hinder day-to-day operations. While manual removal is possible, it is a slow and inefficient solution to remove organic matter from under tunnels.
Recognising the lack of a suitable narrow-row throw mulcher to solve this problem, Marshall Machinery developed the MARMAC TunnelVac.Specifically designed for tunnel applications, the TunnelVac collects organic matter from between the rows and efficiently throws it into a trailing trailer for removal, helping growers maintain safer, cleaner, and more productive tunnel environments.
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Specifications
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Working Width: 130cm
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Mulching Capacity: Can process green wood (canes, roots ect.) up to 30mm in diameter
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Tow Hitch: Designed to pull a suitable trailing catcher trailer
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Cutting Blades: Mounted on nylon-bonded rubber to absorb loading and efficiently blow product through the chute for trailer loading
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Efficient Operation: Works behind low-power tractors while also utilizing the full power of larger farm tractors for higher speeds
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Mounting: Fully mounted on three-point linkage, center-mounted
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Durable Skids: Hard-faced for longer life and greater efficiency
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High Output: Capable of processing up to 20m3 per hour
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Rotor: Balanced tubular rotor for smooth operation
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Drive Protection: Clutch with overrun for added safety
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Heavy-Duty Drive: High-powered, oil-immersed gearbox
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Quad V-Belt Drive: Reduces shocks and vibrations for smooth performance
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TunnelVac Reviews:
Our mulcher works really well for us and does a good job of cleaning up the tunnels. We’ve had no major issues with it, and it does exactly what we were told it would do. We’re very happy with it and definitely feel it was money well spent.
- Berried in Tas
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