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Peter Britton on 01747 855335 email:
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IRRIGATION RUBBER CRUMB
The use of RUBBER CRUMB on grass as top dressing has been granted a PATENT in the UK and Ireland under Number EP0788301B1
Irrigation Systems
Professional Design, Supply, Installation and Maintenance
Now I’ve got a 70hp tractor on balloon tyres that is compact and very stable, with a light footprint. It can be used for a wide range of tasks beyond pushing the 721 and is perfect for vertidraining/hollow-coring the greens.
roomy and comfortable, and it takes less than a minute to turn the seat round to face the rear for mowing. The facility to ‘transfer’ up to 20% of the weight of the implement onto the 3-point linkage, is another big plus. This can be used on the move to improve traction and is handy when cutting across banks,” he adds. He maintains that over the past decade their has been a marked improvement in the design and build quality of its machines. “There is no doubt this latest offering is a superbly well built unit. And because the drive is simple PTO and belts, we are able to keep it going at home. With a batwing you not only get expensive breakdowns, but also stepping and other finish problems. The blades on the new out-front machine are only 21ins, and you’ve got seven decks delivering a high definition cut.” David is not looking to stripe the semi- rough as he prefers a plain ‘canvas’ to show-off the cross- cut fairways. Keith Elliment, Lastec UK’s head of European sales, is the man who persuaded the US
“The cab is exceedingly
parent company to develop the range of out-front machines. “The whole of the continental European market is driven by this configuration”, he says. “I got the boss’s ear and told him we simply had to have an out-front version, starting with the flagship unit, the 721. Now we have five and six deck machines as well, and things have taken off in Europe. The 721, with its 6ft transport width and rear discharge (mulching is also available) is a real winner.” Meanwhile, says David, the semi-rough continues to benefit from the attentions of the Articulator. “The difference after just two weeks of use was very apparent. The grass was sitting up, almost as if it had been cylinder mowed. It gives a great finish because it gets into all the hollows, and with an 11ft cut you really cover the ground and don’t need so many pieces of kit. The Articulator and the Carraro are a marriage made in heaven.”
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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
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Hurrells Specialist Seeds, Beverley Road Cranswick Driffield East Yorkshire YO25 9PF Tel: 01377 271400 Fax: 01377 271500 Email:
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Contact Dave on 01380 828337 Mobile: 07971 843802 email:
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SPORTS TURF COVERS NEED TO
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Tel: 01522 868714 Fax: 01522 868095
seeds@bshlincoln.co.uk
www.bshamenity.com Order online at TEBBUTT ASSO.
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Reinforcement, the licensed product. Contact Tebbutt Asso.
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