PRODUCT NEWS Latest kit on the market
TORO have introduced the Groundsmaster 5900 Series in the form of the 5900 and 5910 models, with cutting widths of 4.9 metres. Both models are equipped with an ultra-powerful and efficient 99hp Cummins turbo diesel engine, which enables them to mow at an impressive rate of five hectares (12.5 acres) an hour.
www.toro.com/5900
MUCK-TRUCK has introduced a wheeled trailer base for their vacuum, enabling the unit to be towed by almost any vehicle including tractors and utility trucks. It is powered by a Kawasaki petrol engine that forms a vacuum in the 350 litre container, creating a powerful suction through the 5” diameter pick up hose leaving no debris stuck to the grass or straw.
www.mucktruck.co.uk
A NEW conveyor system is available for Groundpro’s Pro-Cast range of topdressers. The new elevator now makes this machine a versatile material handling system as well as a bulk topdresser. The front mounted conveyor system is multifunctional and easy to use. It can deliver material into smaller topdressers or trailers, back fill drains and top up bunkers.
www.wiedenmann.co.uk
VITAX have launched the Supaturf spreader range consisting of six models, from the professional 60RD Broadcast spreader with a capacity of 46 litres to the DS10 Economy Drop
model holding just 23 litres.
www.vitax.co.uk
MAIN features of AFT’s new Sandbander are: • Fast and easy installation of 25 or 50mm sand slits with a maximum depth of 250mm (10”).
• Firmly consolidates the sand to the full depth.
• Large self cleaning steel rear roller guarantees minimal heave.
• Also works well with lytag and gravel (up to 6mm).
“GREEN Innovation on the Golf Course” is just one of nine comprehensive technical information sheets, to be launched by Lindum Turf. Covering, between them, the whole spectrum of Lindum’s turf products from ‘Hard Wearing Grass on the Sports Field’ to ‘Lindum Wildflower for Green Roofs,’ each colourfully illustrated A4 document features a choice of turf for each situation, alongside specification details including a breakdown of seed mixture for the relevant grade, roll size and weight.
www.turf.co.uk
• Now also available with trailing support wheels for use with smaller tractors. • Capacity of 1 cubic metre for single blade unit and 2 cubic metres for dual blade unit.
www.trenchers.co.uk
GreenCast now includes action animated maps that will track turf disease risk as it develops for any location in the UK and Ireland over the forthcoming five days. Turf managers and advisors can register now for a free trial of the new maps and other developments on
www.greencast.co.uk. New developments for the 2009 season include: • New active disease maps • Easier reporting • New Application Zone • New Environmental Features
SCOTTS Professional has launched the first product in the UK to control both moss and weeds in managed turf and amenity grassland. Jewel contains two powerful active ingredients in a unique combination which gives both pre-emergence and systemic activity.
www.scottsprofessional.co.uk
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SISIS have designed storage frames for two of their most popular implements - the SISIS Variseeder 1300 and SISIS Osca 2 brush. These frames will now be supplied as standard with all machines and will be available to retro-fit to all machines in the field.
www.sisis.co.uk
Syngenta have also launched the new S-pac range of packaging with a range of innovative design features to ensure safe, simple and secure spray operations, using genuine Syngenta quality products.
www.greencast.co.uk
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