Landscape & Irrigation

March 2011

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Product Round-up | Turf Aerators Billy Goat AE401H The Billy Goat AE401H aerator completely eliminates the conventional and cumbersome filling of the center drum found on competitive units, which is prone to wear and tear, vibration and damage. In addition, the unit also eliminates bulky steel weights in favor of a simple-to-use water weight positioned directly over the tines for better aeration depth. Operators love the Fold N Go handles, and easy-adjust chains make service and transport convenient and simple. For more information, visit www.billygoat.com. BlueBird 530 Greater productivity, better maneuverability, and a user-friendly design are just a few of the features that make the BlueBird 530 a breeze to operate. BlueBird’s patented, free-wheeling tine system allows even inex- perienced users to easily aerate corners and tight areas. Operators of the 530 will appreciate its simple design and low maintenance costs. A folding handle, lift handles and semi-pneumatic front tire provide easy trans- port, while removable side weights offer optimal soil penetration and balance for easier slope aeration. For more information, visit www.bluebirdintl.com. Grasshopper AERA-vator The PTO-driven AERA-vator aerates and loosens compacted soil in 1/4 the time using 1/4 the labor of walk- behind units — eliminating unsightly cores and increasing water filtration in the root zone by up to 4 times. Vibrating tines deep-fracture hard, dry soil combinations to create a more resilient surface on playing fields and improve permeability and drainage. Compatible with Grasshopper Model 620T and all 700 and 900 Series FrontMount power units. For more information, visit www.grasshoppermower.com. Gravely Turf Accuaire FlexWing Gravely Turf offers the Accuaire FlexWing core aerator for optimum ground penetration over any terrain con- tour. Available in 65- and 89-inch working widths, the Accuaire’s FlexWing technology allows operators to consistently aerate any ground contour. A solid frame adds weight to aid in soil penetration and solid coring, even in the most compact soil. Extra-wide racks are built in for additional weight, if needed. Lifting and lower- ing the unit is easy with hydraulic assist. The Accuaire FlexWing Core Aerator comes with Gravely Turf’s 1-year limited warranty. For more information, visit www.gravely.com. Harley M Series Power Box Rake The Harley M Series Power Box Rake by Paladin Construction Group teams with skid-steers to level, aerate and prepare soil for seeding. The six M Series models, with roller widths of 4 feet and 6 feet, have a specially shaped carbide tooth design and pattern that releases the optimal amount of moisture from the soil. The rugged Rhino-Hide barrier adjusts so the operator can choose the amount of material left in the seedbed de- pending on the soil moisture conditions — allowing for faster drying in wet and muddy conditions. The Harley M Series Power Box Rake is available in fixed, manual and hydraulic models. For more information, visit www.paladinbrands.com. Heying Co. MG72 Multi Groomer The MG72 Multi Groomer’s combination of implements is engineered to pulverize aeration cores in addition to aerating and dethatching turf. It’s also used to groom golf greens, which helps mowing-height consistency and increases green speeds when desired. It levels top dressings and grooms and rejuvenates artificial turf. The attachments are removable and adjustable without needing tools. The MG72 also has attachments that con- vert it to a granular grooming machine for maintaining baseball and softball infields and much more. Pull with a variety of towing machines. The MG72 comes standard with electric lift and wireless remote control to save time and labor. For more information, visit www.Infield-Drag.com. www.landscapeirrigation.com Landscape and Irrigation 11

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