The Raycam EasyDrag Rubber Dragmats
Versatility in groundcare Raycam EasyDrag Dragmats
are of a lightweight, high strength reinforced rubber construction for easy handling. Intended for fairway dragging or dew/grass clipping dispersal on greens. Suitable for hand dragging, general machinery and 3 point linkage. Available in 1.2, 1.8, 2.4 and 3m x 1.8m sizes and 12 and 22mm grades for specific tasks and different uses.
Lightweight, high strength - Easy to handle - Multi-purpose Raycam Hi-Lift Trailer The Raycam Hi-Lift Trailer
with its effortless hydraulic articulation, is capable of bringing topdressed areas back into play in record time by eliminating hours of laborious hand
loading. Hy drau li cal ly operated rear axle giving a discharge height of 1.62m with the controls all operated from the rear, nearside of the trailer. Hydraulic brake and handbrake on trailer.
Extension mesh sides are optional and lights are available to comply with R.T.A.
Hydraulic articulation, 1.62m discharge height - Multi-purpose Raycam TrunkPump
The Raycam TrunkPump is a 3” self-priming, reinforced polyester, centrifugal, portable pump. The unit is 3-point mounted on most compact tractors that can carry the pump and all hoses, wherever pumping is needed, by an operator working alone. It is PTO-powered eliminating the need for a separate powered engine. The pump is suitable for chemicals and salt water.
PTO-powered pump - 3-point hitch - Single operator QU ALIT Y G R OUNDC A RE E Q U I PMENT - Comprehensive UK and European Dealer Network
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