Gasoline hook shaker for olive trees Brumi Brumirak

Gasoline hook harvester for olives Brumi Brumirak

The hook harvester Brumi Brumirak achieve what many others cannot "Vareadores" translates to "beaters" in English. In the context of agriculture, it refers to people who use poles or sticks to shake trees, such as olive trees, to make the fruit fall for harvesting., picking olives in a very fast way and with minimal effort. This is achieved thanks to its 2-stroke gasoline engine 4.5 HP that, working at 12,000 revolutions per minute it is capable of transmitting many more vibrations thereby drastically increasing productivity.

Of course, it is worth mentioning that the boys from Brumi they have developed a branch connection hook with coated in special rubber that helps to protect much more the olive tree in the process of harvesting.

Thanks to its reduced weight and its rod, hook, and box made from a blend of Aluminum and magnesium, "the" hook wrangler Brumi Brumirak achieve a greater lightness. To this must be added that it features a bevel gear in spiral bathed in oil which guarantees optimal performance with each use as well as being more reliable.

Notable features of the Brumi Brumirak

• The rod, hook, and gearbox are made from a mixture of aluminum and magnesium, thus ensuring better mechanical resistance while reducing their weight.
• The oil-bathed bevel gear ensures greater reliability.

Technical sheet

Difference between a comb harvester and a hook harvester

• CombA comb shaker is less harmful to olive trees, as its carbon rods gently shake the tips of the olive branches to make the olives fall. However, it has a disadvantage, as the vibrations of the rods can cause damage to the fruits.
• HookA hook harvester uses a V-shaped hook that attaches to the olive tree branch and makes it vibrate so that the olives fall to the ground without being damaged. However, this tree-shaking technique can cause more damage to the tree itself.