The two families of specialized Landini Rex3 and Rex4 tractors reaffirmed their operational versatility in Verona, driven by a level of customization in performance, dimensions, and operator stations that is unmatched in the sector
In 2025, 17,552 tractors were registered in Italy, about 24 percent of which—4,201 units—were specialized tractors. This confirms, if further proof were needed, the commercial importance in Italy of so-called “specialized crops”: orchards of all kinds, vineyards, olive groves, vegetable gardens, and nurseries above all. Except for the relatively few agricultural organizations operating on an industrial scale, most farms in this segment are family-run and therefore oriented toward high-quality, intensive agriculture aimed at making the most of every square meter of available land. Hence the need to equip machinery fleets with tractors that are not only high-performing, but also compact, agile, and customizable according to each farm’s specific crop requirements.
Precisely to meet these needs, and drawing on a century-old manufacturing tradition, Landini has developed two distinct families of specialized tractors, united by a name that clearly reflects their commercial ambitions—“Rex”—and identified by the numbers “3” and “4” depending on whether they are compact or traditional specialized models.
The former, “Rex3-070” and “Rex3-080,” are available in two models delivering 68 and 75 horsepower, managed through synchronized mechanical transmissions with 12+12 or 16+16 gears. These tractors are robust and essential, yet equipped with hydraulic systems capable of delivering up to 50 liters of oil per minute fully available for work. Their maneuverability is ensured by a minimum width of 138 centimeters, a wheelbase of 195 centimeters, and “Hydralock” front axles capable of achieving steering angles of up to 55 degrees, allowing use even in tightly spaced crops or inside traditional livestock facilities where operating space is limited.
Maximum versatility is further enhanced by the option to equip the machines with two different cabs. One of them, designated “Lp” (Low Profile), ensures operator comfort and protection from infiltration during plant protection treatments while keeping the overall height below 175 centimeters. This allows work without damaging vegetation even in low-clearance environments such as pergola vineyards, tent orchards, or greenhouses.
The same cab, suitably resized, can also equip the “Rex4,” one of the brand’s flagship products and among the best-selling specialized tractors in Europe since the mid-1990s, when the first generation simply called “Rex” was launched. Available in five power ratings—75, 90, 95, 102, and 112 horsepower, compliant with Stage V emissions—they can be customized not only in terms of cabs but also transmissions, ranging from 12+12 mechanical gears to 48+16 ratios with robotized speed-based control, and hydraulics capable of delivering up to 88 liters of oil per minute via triple-pump systems.
Widths are also adjustable, from a minimum of one meter to a maximum of 170 centimeters. The widest configuration, typical of the “F” (Frutteto/orchard) versions, when combined with 102 or 112 horsepower, results in an extremely versatile tractor capable of handling road transport and farm maintenance tasks. These are further supported by the availability of original Landini front loaders with lifting capacities of around 1,100 kilograms.
Nothing prevents the “Rex4 F” from being used in open fields for light tillage, haymaking operations, or daily livestock farm maintenance. In effect, these are highly versatile specialized tractors that effectively bridge Landini’s sector offering with its standard tractor range, which starts at 61 horsepower with the “Serie 4” and reaches 225 horsepower with the “Serie 7 Robo-Six.”
Like in an airplane
The low-profile cabs available on the “Rex3” and “Rex4” can be certified to Class 4 if equipped with ventilation systems protected by specific filters and powerful enough to maintain the cabin at a slightly higher pressure than the outside environment—much like in aircraft. The cab is fully sealed with dedicated gaskets, and pressurization standards are monitored by a dedicated control unit.
This system does not compromise cab comfort. On the “Rex4,” this is further enhanced by a completely flat floor, while on the “Rex3,” it is achieved through a reduced-size transmission tunnel. Visibility during both driving and operation is ensured by extensive glass panels and four-pillar cab structures, a solution originally introduced in the tractor sector by Landini.
Title: Landini Rex3 e Rex4: tractors for every need
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