SportsTurf

November 2013

SportsTurf provides current, practical and technical content on issues relevant to sports turf managers, including facilities managers. Most readers are athletic field managers from the professional level through parks and recreation, universities.

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New Jacobsen TurfCat out-front mower In 2014, Jacobsen will update its legendary TurfCat out-front mower. The new mower will feature a Tier IV final Kubota engine, foldable ROPS, and less maintenance thanks to new hydraulic deck drives (gone are the belt and pulley drives). The TurfCat is popular with sports field managers because it's the only mower that offers a 60" flail deck, which discharges grass and debris down into the turf, significantly reducing the danger of thrown projectiles and providing a more attractive after-cut appearance. In addition to the fine-cut flail, the TurfCat offers five other deck configurations, including 60-inch, 63-inch and 72-inch hydraulic-drive rotary decks. Other attachments include a brush, plow, snow blower and debris blower. Jacobsen Athletic field materials from Game Time Sports Systems It Ain't Just Dirt" ... Louisville Slugger/Game Time Sports Systems offers quality athletic field materials that help create a uniform appearance and enhance the playability on all fields. These products are all safe for the environment. From the best quality field conditioners, to the right tools, Game Time can provide you with all the resources to make your fields the field of dreams. Game Time Sports Systems offers a full line of products. Game Time Sports Systems Toro Sand Pro 2040Z infield groomer The new Toro Sand Pro 2040Z is the industry's first zero-turn infield groomer. With a unique design that enhances maneuverability and productivity, the SP2040Z is powered by a 12.2 hp Kawaski gas engine, and is outfitted with a specially designed nail drag/flex groomer attachment. The nimble SP2040Z will save you valuable time in your workday, improving infield surface playability and consistency. The Toro Company New Pro League Champion Brown infield conditioner New Pro League Champion Brown, a superior infield conditioner with a rich brown color, joins Natural, Red, and Heritage Red in the Pro League line up. Champion Brown, like the other colored Pro League conditioners, features an improved coloring process and a color-fast dye for long-lasting field aesthetics. The patented Pro League particle size ensures the ultimate fielding and sliding surface to keep skinned infields safe and playable. Pro League absorbs its weight in water to prevent puddles on the infield and provide sure footing. That absorbed moisture will later release to keep the infield from becoming hard and cracked. Profile Products Double-sided home plate Professional size and quality home plate weighing 40 lbs. and made of 3" of solid rubber. Its double-sided design allows for an extended life of the product which reduces equipment and labor costs. New 2013 product, currently being tested with various professional baseball teams and universities. Introductory price $225 Bulldog Field Equipment Booth Aerate, topdress, amend in one pass DryJect/Maximus are the only machines in the world that aerate, topdress, and amend in one pass. DryJect is a revolutionary service which, when added to your maintenance program, can reduce the need for core aerification and greatly amplify the benefits of sand amendments by distributing them into the ground more completely. DryJect/Maximus high-pressure, water-based injection system blasts aeration holes through the rootzone to fracture the soil, while it's patented vacuum technology simultaneously fills holes with amendment. Relieve compaction, increase water filtration, reach the root zone with oxygen and amend your soil all at the same time, leaving the surface smooth and playable. DryJect Inc. Harper TV30 self propelled sweeper/vacuum Equipped with a 44HP Kubota turbo charged diesel engine & a 3.25 cubic yard hopper, the TV30 offers unmatched performance and maneuverability, making for quick and efficient cleanup. The patented dust control, re-circulating air system makes the operation of the unit clean and quiet as well as causing minimal disturbance to bystanders and the operator. A variety of attachments make the TV30 effective on many types of surfaces; turf, artificial, hard surface, while picking up most any type of debris; clippings, leaves, goose droppings, litter, or aeration cores. The hopper lifts to a height of 6ft 3in to dump directly into a cart or waste dumpster, eliminating the need to handle the material twice. Harper Industries Vipol Matrix Mesh by Aer-Flo, Inc. Just over 7 years ago, Aer-Flo, Inc. introduced Vipol Matrix Mesh to the sports turf industry. Our BP Zone Turf and Bench Zone Sideline Turf Protectors, as well as Tuffy Windscreen are made with our exclusive Vipol Matrix Mesh. Vipol is the strongest, longest lasting mesh in the industry! Found at virtually all levels of turf management, NCAA baseball and football (to include all football and/or baseball teams with natural fields in the SEC), 15 NFL fields and numerous Major and Minor League Baseball fields. We have over 21 colors to choose from. Custom sizes and shapes available. Add Chroma-Bond imprinting for that "home field" touch! Aer-Flo, Inc. Fastest Verti-Drains yet The Redexim Verti- Drain 2220 and 2216 (also called the Bullet) are the fastest Verti-Drains yet. The Bullet gives you the ability to aerate both fast and deep, penetrating 9 inches into the soil at speeds up to 3.5 mph. With the hydraulic option on the Bullet depth adjustments can be made easily from the tractor chair by adjusting the front and rear rollers. Additionally the three point hitch on the Bullet is offset which makes the machine more efficient by reducing the chance of tracking over previous passes. The Bullet is a tough and fast Verti-Drain that is setting a new standard in the aeration industry. Redexim North America 40 SportsTurf | November 2013 Continued on page 45 www.sportsturfonline.com

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