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PITCHCARE CLASSIFIEDS Machinery and Supplies


Product News


A round-up of the latest product news announced in recent weeks


Neptune Rake is a lightweight, yet very robust tool for cropping emergent pond weed and dredging detritus from lake beds. It is light enough to carry by hand to any lake, over any terrain.


Key benefits include:


• It can remove up to 10 tonne of weed and lake bed detritus in one day!


• Annual use will keep ponds in good order, at full depth and free of rotting detritus


• Made from 4003 grade stainless steel it’s built to last - and it's made in Glasgow


• Can be operated by 2 to 3 men from the shore; no need to get out on the water


The new AS 1040 Yak 4WD ride-on flail mower from AS-Motor Germany GmbH & Co. KG combines the cutting performance of a flail mower with the climbing ability and comfort of an AS 4WD ride-on mower. The professional AS 1040 Yak mulches dense growth on demanding terrain.


At just 335 kilograms, the AS 1040 Yak 4WD's compact design provides stability on slopes and difficult terrain, while flail mowing technology delivers incredible cutting force and clean mowing results at high work rates. An asymmetrically-placed flail mower deck allows flush, close-to-the-edge mowing with particular ease.


The low centre of gravity and optimal weight distribution characteristic of AS ride-on mowers qualify the AS 1040 Yak 4WD for use on steep terrain. Permanent 4WD and aggressive tread tyres provide excellent traction while pendulum bearing support on the front axle ensures continuous ground contact. A robust flail mower deck reliably shreds growth up to 1.5 metres high to a fine mulch. All of these characteristics prove advantageous on difficult terrain such as steep road embankments, which are often mown just a few times per year.


The AS 1040 Yak's 56 Y-flails ride up and over obstacles and concealed objects, protecting both the engine and the operator while the surfing mower deck also gives way upward to avoid damage. A laterally offset mower deck facilitates mowing under crash barriers and along road boundary posts and similar traffic elements.


www.psdgroundscare.co.uk


It takes just ten minutes to set up the system, bolt the rake together, lay out gather rope to far shore and attach the winch to a suitable tree or ground anchor.


The rake is sat on the float and the float is pulled to any area of any sized water body, it is easily deployed by pulling on both gather rope and winch rope, the rake slides off the float and lands on the lake floor. The winch is then used to haul the rake across the lake floor.


The off-set tines of the rake force weed to zig zag up through the rake and jam, weeds are up rooted and cropped at their base, the rake also gathers detritus and sludge.


www.neptunerake.com


SubAir has introduced its new TurfWatch™ technology that provides turf professionals with real-time, instant access to subsoil conditions via smart phones, tablets, or PCs.


TurfWatch™ operations are designed to communicate subsurface conditions seamlessly with the control centre of an established, on-site SubAir System.


Whether on an isolated green, or an entire golf course - sensors placed in the subsoil relay data to the control centre, where conditions are interpreted and recorded for moisture, salinity, and temperature levels.


If subsoil conditions vary from set parameters, the SubAir System can be engaged through the dedicated TurfWatch communications network to respond with appropriate operations to restore proper conditions.


Adding to its range of MultiSystem tools, STIHL has unveiled the new MM 56 MultiEngine suitable for a wide range of tasks in lawn maintenance, soil cultivation and surface cleaning.


Replacing the MM 55, the new MM 56 delivers more power and torque thanks to the upgraded 2-Mix engine, providing that little bit extra when needed. STIHL 2-Mix technology also offers higher efficiency and lower emissions, rendering it more economical than its predecessor.


Supplied with a wheel kit as standard, the MM 56 is compatible with the extensive range of existing attachments and is suitable for a host of different applications including edging, lawn aerating and sweeping. Thanks to the intuitive design, the fittings can be


150 PC August/September 2018 quickly interchanged saving valuable time.


For further comfort, the latest MultiSystem features an advanced lever system with one touch stop function for simplified starting. Additionally, the multi-function control handle houses all the engine controls, meaning users can easily and comfortably operate the tool without their hand ever leaving the handle.


As well as being easy to use, the new MultiEngine is designed with a quick and easy foldable frame, making transportation or storage more convenient than ever before without the need for any additional tools.


www.stihl.co.uk


Additionally, TurfWatch Technology retains cloud-based real-time and historical data, providing information on the impact of agronomic practices, natural phenomena, and weather events on turf conditions.


Email: subair@bernhard.co.uk


Allett Mowers have introduced a new 27" cylinder mower to their professional mower range. Designed to meet requests from groundsmen in Europe and the USA, the Allett C27 is a welcome addition offering the professional the ‘Quick Cartridge’ options that effectively make these mowers eight machines in one.


Powered by a Honda GX200 engine, the 27" cylinder cutting system, with substantial front and rear rollers, ensures operators get a superior cut, levelness of finish and longer lasting, more crisply defined stripes. The six bladed cylinder produces 111 cuts per metre (101 cuts/yard), whilst the eight blade will give 148 cuts per metre (135cuts/yard) irrespective of forward speed. Effortless mowing is equally assured with handle- mounted levers for drive and cartridge engagement and the adjustable handlebars have anti-vibration mountings.


Optional accessories include a scarifier cartridge with tungsten tipped blades, a Sorrel Roller, Turf Rake, Verticut and Brush. There is also the option of a trailing seat to turn the C27 into a ride-behind for faster cutting over large areas along with a 3.1 litre fuel tank. The Allett C27 gives a cut height of 8mm to 55mm (0.32"- 2.17") for accurate adjustment to deal with the changing conditions throughout the season.


www.allett.co.uk


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