MAINTENANCE TOOLS | TURF Coco Fiber Drag Mat
• Spreads top dressing with a soſt, smooth touch • 9” chain hooks up to any vehicle • 11/4” fibers bonded to solid vinyl reinforced backing
SG-53050 3’ Long x 5’ Wide, 35lbs SG-53000 4’ Long x 61/2’ Wide, 65lbs
$691.00 $883.00
SG-53060 Drag Mop w/66” Aluminum Handle $271.00
Core Buster® Drag Mat • Durable polyethylene panels are safer than steel mats • 20” x 20” x 2” interlocking panels lets you create a variety of sizes • Breaks up cores and grass clippings. Great on greens
Core Buster Drag Mat I PA-1081 160” x 60” (8 panel x 3 panel) $1218.00
Includes 24 panels, draw bar and all hardware.
PA-1080 100” x 60” (5 panel x 3 panel) $ 778.00 Core Buster Drag Mat II
Dew Draggin’
• 25’ wide, 11/8” braided polypropylene rope • Ataches to any maintenance vehicle • Light enough to be pulled by hand to drag greens
MI-555690 Dew Draggin’ EZ-Whipping Pole Whipping Pole
• Two-piece design, with a lightweight anodized aluminum handle • Durable 8’ tapered fiberglass tip • EZ-Whip design, the fiberglass tip slides inside the handle during transport and storage and easily extends out for whipping
PA-1060 EZ-Whip Whipping Pole
PA-1065 EZ-Whip Replacement Fiberglass Tip $ 52.00 PA-1066 EZ-Whip Handle with Hand Grip
$ 102.00 $ 52.00
Du-Whipper™ • Sweep away morning dew, worm casts and bunker sand instantly New and improved outer shell for more durability.
• Two ergonomic grips, along with thumb grip • Telescoping fiberglass pole stretches 6’ to 16’ SG-34300 Du-Whipper $66.00
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salesdept@easypicker.com $518.00 MI-555691 Dew Draggin’ Handle Atachment $ 52.00 Includes 15 panels, draw bar and all hardware.
18" x 25" Drag Mop
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