R6


WORKING WIDTH WORKING DEPTH TOTAL WIDTH


NUMBER OF DISCS DISC DIAMETER DISC SPACING WEIGHT


REQUIRED hp 1.8 metres


25-50-75-100- 125-150 mm 2.2 metres


6


450 mm 300 mm 805 kg


25


MINIDISC X2 1.8 metres 40 mm


2.2 metres 35


200 mm 50 mm 805 kg


25


MINIDISC X1 1.8 metres


10-20-30-40 mm 2.2 metres 18


200 mm 100 mm 805 kg


25


R17


1.7 metres 40 mm


2.2 metres 17


200 mm 100 mm 805 kg


30


OPTION 4


Use just the rear set of minidiscs (18 discs). Adjustable working depth: 10-20-30-40mm. Use for - shallow slitting in particularly hard and dry conditions on greens.


BENEFITS AT A GLANCE • Destroys thatch. • Improves drainage. • Destroys black layer. • Reduces algae and surface slimes. • Keeps surfaces open enabling play even after wet weather.


• Slits and aerates all turf surfaces improving root and shoot density.


• Improves the general health and playability of all sports turf facilities to meet today’s demands.


• Working speed unlimited. • Extra weights – 25Kg each- max 10 = 250Kg.


OPTION 5 R17 fairway cassette (17 discs). Discs set at 40mm depth.


Use on fairways for - surface aeration, verticutting, thatch destruction and general grooming.


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