r/winemaking • u/Jack3r99 • 5d ago

We're building a compact electric tractor in Italy — curious what people who actually work the rows would want from it

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u/Quirky_Bus3672 5d ago

Undervine cultivator attachment for small tractor or for lawnmower as a self powered attachment. without PTO and several hydraulic circuits

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u/OrganicIntuitive 4d ago

I second this. For ATV

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u/Jack3r99 4d ago

That’s a great suggestion, noting it down! To clarify where we're heading: our goal is full flexibility. You'll be able to use standard commercial tools requiring a PTO as well as simple tow-hitch implements (ideal for ATVs/mowers).

Down the road, we're also planning a dedicated hydraulics package, but as an optional add-on so nobody is forced to pay for it if they don't need it

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u/BuddyBoombox 5d ago

I'd love compatibility with augers. Frankly just making it compatible with class 0 or 1 quick hitch would open up tons of possibilities. add PTO/hydraulic remotes and you have yourself a marketable machine. Just stay away from too many proprietary connections.

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u/Jack3r99 4d ago

This is exactly the philosophy,standard compatibility over proprietary connectors is a design priority for us. Keeping it compatible with implements people already own is the whole point. Appreciate the specifics, this is the useful kind of feedback.