Pitchcare Classifieds Product News A round-up of the latest product news announced in recent weeks
The homologated K9 2400 UTV from Kioti UK replaces the original 2210. Keeping the work horse characteristics, the K9 2400 includes modern styling, a 10% increase of engine horsepower using a Kioti 3 cylinder engine, a 30% increase in braking performance.
The new model incorporates a bed liner and optional cabin half doors. Stop start characteristics are also improved with changes to the design of the CVT clutch.
Groundsman Industries has launched a new universal range of Flexblade Core Collectors available in swath widths from 60cm (24”) up to 210cm (83”) to fit all makes of Pedestrian and Tractor Mounting Aerators including Groundsman, Toro, John Deere, Weidenmann, Charterhouse and Sisis to name a few.
The new range of universal collectors use the original proven Flexblade collection system. This implement was, for many years, only available for use on Groundsman aerators, but as the reputation as a simple, low maintenance but extremely efficient method of collecting cores grew, so did the demand for the Flexblade to fit other aerators.
The new range sports a sleek black curved and slotted collection canopy and slotted blades. The new shape adds extra strength to the canopy whilst reducing the overall weight by more than half. The collection blade check chains have been replaced by robust folding check links for consistent accuracy and reliability.
Flexblade Collectors are also available for Three Point Linkage mounting on Compact Tractors plus many types of Turf Vehicles for follow‐up collection of cores and linear aeration soil.
The Flexblade Collector can be supplied to fit most turf vehicles as well as compact tractors.
www.groundsmanindustries.com
If you’ve not already done so, upgrading your wash facility should now be an urgent priority to ensure compliance with the environmental legislation.
To make financing easier, Waste2Water have to re‐open their 2‐tier interest free deal again, which was so successful in 2015! They finance your extended payment terms themselves, so there’s no paperwork and nothing to sign; just eight quarterly payments!
The Waste2Water Recycling Wash‐Off System ensures full compliance with the new environmental legislation and reduces water usage by around 90% too! The Above‐Ground System allows easy maintenance and the innovative design enables the system to be installed outside and used all year‐round without the risk of freezing.
The new Koro FIELD TOPMAKER models (FTM) from Campey Turf Care is a smaller 1.6 metre model designed specifically to work on golf courses.
The unequivocal success of the FTM across all sports surfaces, including golf, has helped produce healthier turf through greatly improved surface hygiene, but the enhancements to the machine take it further.
To make it more user friendly for golf, the weight and balance has been analysed, resulting in a lighter, steadier machine. Solid locking pins now offer greater consistency, and the overall performance is improved due to the re‐designed UNIVERSE® rotor and angled cross conveyor.
www.campeyturfcare.com 148 I PC FEBRUARY/MARCH 2018
The Waste2Water Recycling Wash‐Off System is approved on the Water Technology List (WTL), which allows a 100% First Year Enhanced Capital Allowance (ECA) to be claimed. It sounds a bit complicated, but rest assured your accountant will be delighted!
www.waste2water.com
J Outfield has been specially designed and developed for outfield renovation and takes advantage of the performance benefits of DLF’s latest diploid and 4Turf tetraploid ryegrass technology. It also includes a new cultivar, Claudine, as well as the top rated tetraploid Fabian to deliver a dense, hardwearing surface that provides excellent colour all year round.
DLF’s investment in research and development also sees two exciting new fine fescues appearing on the BSPB list, looking to play a significant role in the development of fine fescue surface management.
Following on the heels of the top rated chewings and slender creeping red fescue cultivars Siskin and Nigella, Absolom is set to become the name to remember. Absolom slender creeping red fescue has been proven to deliver the highest shoot density, visual turf quality and disease resistance under both greens and fairway management. Now ranked No. 1 on the new cultivar list, Absolom will be introduced into the Johnsons fine turf range in the future. Other developments will also see Gima, a top ranked chewings fescue, replace Musica in the mixture portfolio.
Pitchcare are an appointed distributor of DLF and Johnson Seed products. Visit the Pitchcare Shop to view the full range.
Operator comfort has been a major consideration throughout the design process. This is proven with amongst other features; Double wish bone shock absorbers for the front suspension to give additional strength and a smoother ride, a tilting steering wheel and high visibility digital dash consul, reduced vibration and noise.
www.kioti-uk.com
Banner Maxx II is a new formulation of the tried and tested fungicide, created to deliver even faster uptake into the plant and tackle disease infection inside the leaf - before it can damage turf plant health.
The high‐performance formulation delivers over 130% faster uptake of the active into the leaf, compared to original Banner Maxx.
The enhanced formulation has assured the renowned fast‐acting product’s continued availability for golf courses and all amenity turf situations.
Banner Maxx II is available from the Pitchcare shop.
www.greencast.co.uk
Using the very latest data from mixture and official cultivar trials at the STRI, a number of mixtures from both the Masterline and Johnsons Sports Seed ranges have been revised and updated for 2018.
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