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Whole range of 5 Power Barrows Ama models, offered for sale from € 1,966.61 , in Prompt Delivery and Free shipping . Purchase directly from AgriEuro with no third parties nor unwanted surpreses: compared to the other online markets, who rely on third dealers (it means no assistance nor warranty), we offer Direct and Complete Assistance, which starts from pre-sales service up to after-sales assistance. The items are directly shipped from our AgriEuro distribution centre. Thus, we are the only online seller providing After-Sales Assistance for the Power Barrows Ama products and supplying Spare Parts (you access the exploded drawing once entered your Account).
AMA power barrows are self-propelled machines designed to transport firewood, soil, stones, sand, rubble and other materials along uneven routes. The tracked drive distributes the weight over a large surface and provides traction on farmland, construction sites, unpaved paths and soft ground. The low centre of gravity and steel frame support stability and control when moving heavy loads.
AMA was founded in 1967 by Luciano Malavolti in a small garage in the province of Reggio Emilia. The company became a Group in the 1980s and subsequently expanded through acquisitions and the establishment of new companies. Today, the Group operates internationally in the design and production of components and equipment for agricultural machinery, off-highway vehicles and garden maintenance. This experience also applies to AMA tracked power barrows, intended for agricultural, construction and transport work.
On AgriEuro, AMA power barrows can be selected according to their technical features, helping customers identify the machine best suited to the material, terrain and frequency of work. The comparison should also consider route width, required load capacity and unloading system.
Configurations for advanced domestic use are suitable for periodically moving firewood, soil and gardening materials. Semi-professional and professional versions, selected according to their load capacity and bed type, are intended for more frequent work on farms, construction sites and in forestry.
AMA petrol power barrows combine operational autonomy, tracked drive and load capacity for transporting materials away from electrical outlets. They are suitable for unpaved routes, uneven passages and locations where a conventional wheelbarrow would require considerable physical effort. The choice between an extendable bed and a hydraulic dumper depends on the shape of the load and the frequency of unloading.
AMA petrol power barrows use a petrol engine to power the tracked drive. Their self-propelled operation reduces the effort required when transporting firewood, soil, building materials and processing waste. The rubber tracks distribute the machine’s weight and maintain good contact with uneven ground, provided that the load and gradient limits of the individual model are observed. The gearbox with three forward gears and one reverse gear allows operators to select a speed appropriate for the route. Versions with an extendable bed accommodate bulky and irregularly shaped materials; hydraulic dumper beds are intended for unloading loose materials. The steel frame supports the main mechanical components and contributes to machine stability. Adjustable track tension facilitates the periodic inspections specified in the manual.
Purchasing an AMA power barrow from AgriEuro makes it possible to compare models through technical data sheets, images and information about individual configurations. Dedicated delivery, spare parts and after-sales support services are available after purchase.
Compare the available AMA power barrows and purchase the model suited to your transport work from AgriEuro.
AMA power barrows are suitable for transporting firewood, soil, sand, stones, rubble and other materials in agriculture, construction and garden maintenance. The tracked drive is useful on unpaved and uneven routes. Load capacity, maximum gradient and bed type must be selected according to the planned work.
Tracks distribute the machine’s weight over a larger surface and provide better traction on soft or uneven ground. They can reduce sinking into loose soil and make travel more stable on gravel or mud. They do not eliminate the risks associated with gradients, ice, unstable ground or poorly distributed loads.
The capacity should be selected according to the maximum weight of the material transported during each cycle. A margin should be left below the stated limit, and the load should be distributed evenly in the bed. Exceeding the rated capacity can affect stability, braking and the service life of mechanical components.
An extendable bed is suitable for firewood, branches, crates and bulky materials; a dumper bed is intended for soil, sand, gravel and rubble. Extendable side panels increase the loading surface without changing the rated capacity. A dumper provides quick, concentrated unloading, particularly when equipped with hydraulic tipping.
Manual tipping requires direct intervention from the operator and has a simpler construction. A hydraulic system raises the bed through a dedicated circuit and reduces the effort required during unloading. The choice depends on the material’s weight, frequency of work and available configuration.
A tracked power barrow can operate within the maximum gradient specified for the individual model. This value must be checked in the technical data sheet and manual, also considering the ground, direction of travel and load distribution. On gradients, operators should travel at low speed, avoid sudden changes of direction and keep the load stable.
Tension must be checked according to the procedure and tolerances stated in the machine manual. A loose track may leave its seat; excessive tension can accelerate wear on the tracks, rollers and transmission components. The check must be performed with the engine switched off and the machine on stable ground.
Routine maintenance includes checking the engine oil, air filter, spark plug, fuel system, transmission and track tension. Soil and debris should be removed from the undercarriage and bed after work. Intervals, lubricants and procedures vary between models and must always comply with the corresponding manual.
The material must be distributed evenly and kept as close as possible to the bottom of the bed. Unstable loads should be secured to prevent movement during travel, braking and steering. Extendable side panels do not permit the stated maximum capacity to be exceeded.
For frequent work, consider the load capacity, bed dimensions, tipping system, transmission and route conditions. A hydraulic dumper bed is suitable for repeatedly unloading loose materials; an extendable bed is more appropriate for bulky loads. Comparing the AgriEuro technical data sheets makes it possible to check the actual equipment supplied with each model.
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