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TURCHI 300F: Self-Propelled Hydraulic Pile Driver for Solar

Built to keep working. TURCHI 300F — the tracked self-propelled hydraulic pile driver that pays back from the first job.

150 piles/day: average with short piles working height up to 6 m from 4,400 kg
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TURCHI 300F self-propelled hydraulic pile driver on a solar site driving piles with hills in the background

150

Piles per day: indicative average

With short piles; 200-300 in optimal conditions

6 m

Working height: depends on configuration

15 min

Setup — productive from day one

1

Operator — does the work of three

Built to keep working.

The TURCHI 300F is more than a machine. It is a business solution that changes how you work. Reliable diesel engine, proportional hydraulic mast and hammer certified up to 1,500 J — every detail maximises productivity.

One operator delivers the output of three. Setup takes 15 minutes. Working height reaches 6 m. Weight from 4,400 kg allows transport on a standard trailer.

Every day it works, it earns. Every day idle, it costs. The 300F was designed with that mindset: reliability, simple operation and ROI that speaks for itself.

The machine top European installers choose for solar sites.

One machine. Two sectors. Real results.

Pile driving for ground-mount solar plants

Pile driving for ground-mount solar plants

150

piles/day: average with short piles

6 m

working height

The TURCHI 300F is aimed at solar and agriculture, but also works on road sites. Pile-driving height up to 6 m depending on configuration; shoes for H, C, U and Sigma profiles and custom shoes for other profiles. With short piles, 150 piles/day is an indicative average; 200-300 are possible in optimal conditions. 350-450 piles/MW is usual, but one two-pile project needed about 1000. Timelines depend on the project, ground and logistics.

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How it works. As simple as it looks.

Four intuitive steps from zero to productive.

1

Position

Move the machine to the first pile with simplified controls.

2

Align

Adjust the mast: ±10° sideways, +10° frontally. The frontal -51° is for transport, not work; these are not safe slope limits.

3

Drive

Run the hammer and watch the pile reach full depth.

4

Move on

Go to the next pile and repeat.

No special training required. Intuitive from day one. The wireless remote gives full control from anywhere.

Full technical specifications

The numbers that matter, explained.

Type

Diesel 3–4 cylinder, liquid cooled

Robust workhorse found in thousands of professional machines.

Displacement

1,800 — 2,190 cm³

3 or 4 cylinders depending on option.

Power

34.4 kW (46 HP) @ 3,000 rpm — 41 kW (56 HP) @ 2,500 rpm

Tuned for high productivity with moderate fuel use.

Emissions

Euro 5 / Tier 5

Meets current regulations.

Impact energy

950 J / 1,200 J / 1,500 J (selectable)

950J for normal soils, 1,200J for compact or clay, 1,500J for very hard or rocky soils.

Frequency

620–1,500 bpm (950J) — 570–1,180 bpm (1,200J) — 520–1,050 bpm (1,500J)

Adapts to load and ground; slightly lower due to heavier ram.

Hammer weight

350 kg (950J) / 450 kg (1,200J) / 450 kg (1,500J)

Mass tuned for penetration and reliability.

Circuit

Open, proportional gear pump

Proven reliability and fine control.

System pressure

180 bar

Balanced force and efficiency.

Oil flow (950J)

60–90 L/min

Adapts to workload.

Oil flow (1,200J)

70–100 L/min

Higher flow for the heavier hammer.

Oil flow (1,500J)

80–110 L/min

Higher flow for the heavier hammer.

Tank

140 L

Cooling and runtime headroom.

Length

2,100 mm

Compact for tight access.

Width

2,350 mm

Stable stance on slopes.

Height

2,670 mm (mast raised)

Fits standard transport clearances.

Weight

4,400 kg

Standard 5 t trailer.

Working heights

4.40 m / 5.20 m / 6.00 m (with extensions)

Pile-driving height up to 6 m, depending on configuration and project.

Side tilt

±10°

Mast adjustment, not a safe slope limit.

Front tilt

+10° / -51°

+10° for mast adjustment; -51° for transport, not work.

Track speed

1.92 – 3.33 km/h

Fast moves between posts, fine control on the pile.

Piles per day: indicative average

150

With short piles; not a guaranteed minimum or maximum. 200-300 piles/day are possible in optimal conditions.

Working height

Up to 6 m

Set via mast extensions.

Setup time

15 minutes

From trailer offload to first pile.

Operators

1

Wireless remote for full ground control.

Build your TURCHI 300F. Exactly how you want it.

7 steps to configure the right machine for your jobsite.

1
Choose the hammer 950J, 1,200J or 1,500J?
2
Pick mast height 4.40 m / 5.20 m / 6.00 m
3
Pile profile H, C, U, Sigma
4
Accessories GPS, remote, verticality
5
Colour and branding Customisation
6
After-sales Warranty and support
7
Final quote Price and lead time
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Options & configurations

Drilling

Head rotation

Remote control

Laser & positioning

Testing & certification

Telemetry

Mobility

Other

Your investment is protected.

1h Maximum response time
48h Spare parts delivery anywhere in Europe
98% Average machine uptime
100% Always genuine certified parts

Why choose the TURCHI 300F

Piles per day: average with short piles

TURCHI 300F 150
Others 50–80

Operators required

TURCHI 300F 1
Others 3–4

Setup time

TURCHI 300F 15 min
Others 2+ hours

Working height

TURCHI 300F 6 m
Others 3–4 m

Cost per pile

TURCHI 300F €2–3
Others €8–12

Sector versatility

TURCHI 300F All
Others Limited

Indicative comparison based on typical site conditions.

Frequently asked questions

Can't find what you're looking for? Browse the full FAQ list . Reach out via a support request or email us at commerciale@turchi.pr.it.

With short piles and ordinary working conditions, 150 piles per day is an indicative average, not a guaranteed minimum. In optimal conditions 200-300 piles per day are possible; with long piles, difficult ground or slow handling the output falls. To estimate your site we need pile height, ground, organisation and number of operators.

The TURCHI 300F can be fitted for H, C, U and Sigma profiles and for other profiles with dedicated shoes. Defining them requires the pile's technical drawing or the necessary measurements; the custom kit includes an upper guide and a lower pile-centring collar. Actual compatibility also depends on pile height and ground.