and actually outlast the OEM parts by some distance!
the bottom blades are made from high quality carbon, boron or silicon manganese spring steels rolled in our own hot-rolling mill. The rolling mill is widely regarded as one of the most modern and technologically advanced in Europe. “The bottom blades are
All of the cylinder spirals and
completely through-hardened to between 45-50 HRC and then precision ground to give a variety of heights of cut ranging from 13mm for use on fairways down to 1.5mm for use on the fine turf
areas around the tee boxes and greens.” Paul added that “A hot- rolled steel section offers a much more uniform and homogeneous structure to the steel giving it greater toughness and wear resistance throughout.” This quality has not gone unnoticed. “Precision-grinding the cylinder blades to a concentricity of less than one-thousandth-of-an-inch allows easy and immediate assembly, whilst relief-grinding reduces wear and tear on the motor and improves health and safety by reducing noise and vibration.”
To advertise in this section contact Classifieds
Peter Britton on 01747 855335 email:
peter@pitchcare.com
IRRIGATION SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS
A wide range of quality pumps for irrigation.
Tel: 01525 775450 Email:
ukwater@grundfos.com DIAPHRAGM DOSING PUMPS
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The ONE STOP SHOP for all your landscape irrigation needs
South Staffs groomed with a Crocodile cut
F
or over 100 years golfers at South Staffs Golf course near Wolverhampton have enjoyed both the scenic views and challenging 18 holes that this course provides. It now has an even sharper look to both its fine turf and fairway areas. Head Greenkeeper Rhys Thomas has a strong Toro flavour within his course management fleet. As part of their on-going maintenance programme, the subject of replacement bottom blades has been answered in some style by Crocodile Golf Products. With a competitively priced range of replacement bottom blades, manufactured less than 10 miles from the South Staffs Golf course location, a finely tuned solution has been found. There are at present around 25 Crocodile Golf bottom blade replacements in-situ on the range
made by a member of the West Midlands based manufacturers’ sales team in the summer of 2007, Crocodile Golf have supplied these parts with subsequently excellent results. These hot-rolled boron steel blades combine both hardness and toughness with accuracy and precision when its most needed and have proved to have longevity beyond those of the OEMs themselves. Price and quality have made the difference! To discover more about a
guaranteed and quality supply of replacement cylinders and bottom blades, check out the new website on
www.crocodilegolfproducts.co.uk REPLACEMENT PARTS
“STAY ON COURSE”
blades for all your leading grasscare equipment
Bottom blades and cylinder
www.crocodilegolfproducts.com
Telephone: 01902 826826 Fax: 01902 826827
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of machinery and equipment that Rhys and his team use across the fairways, greens and tee-boxes. Following an initial enquiry
Professional Design, Supply, Installation and Maintenance
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OVERSEEDING OVERSEED?
Moore Uni-Drill is the proven machine for accurate seed placement on flat or undulating areas
Contact Dave on 01380 828337
Mobile: 07971 843802 email:
sales@synergyproducts.ltd.uk www.synergyproducts.ltd.uk
Tel: 01785 812706
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NSIrrigation@aol.com www.northstaffsirrigation.co.uk
British Turf & Landscape Irrigation Association
Buyers Guide for direct links to suppliers websites
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NO NEED TO SPLASH OUT Call Lely: 01480 226858 or
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MULTISTAGE CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
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