SportsTurf

September

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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❑ Yes, please start/continue my FREE subscription to ❑ No, thank you. Which version would you like to receive? ❑Print ❑Print/Digital Signature: (required) Name: (please print) Title: Company: Address: City: Phone: Email: (required) September 2011 - Expires February 2012 - RS1109 1 What is your company's primary business? F ❑Sports Complex T ❑School, College or University P ❑Park H ❑Other G ❑Athletic Field and/or Park Architect/Designer _____________________________ 2 Which of the following best describes your title? A ❑ EXECUTIVE/ADMINISTRATOR — President, Owner, Partner, Director, General Man- ager, Chairman of the Board, Purchasing Agent, Athletic Director B ❑ MANAGER/SUPERINTENDENT — Superintendent, Landscape/Ground Maintenance Manager, Foreman, Supervisor C ❑ GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL — Government Commissioner, Agent, Other Government Official D ❑ SPECIALIST — Architect, Designer, Consultant, Agronomist, Horticulturist, Certified Specialist F ❑ COACH Y ❑ Yes E ❑ Other (please specify)______________________________________ 3 Do you have the authority to buy, specify or recommend products and/or services for your business or organization? N ❑ No 4 Yearly operating expenditures (excluding salaries) F ❑ Over $1 million E ❑ $500,001 - $1 million D ❑ $100,001 - $500,000 C ❑ $50,001 - $100,000 B ❑ $25,001 - $50,000 A ❑ $25,000 and under 5 Please also send a free subscription to the following people at the same location Name _____________________________________Title___________________________________ Name _____________________________________Title___________________________________ Continued from page 19 thetic turf with crumb rubber infill they all require maintenance and special care. The following is a brief description and all maintenance should be done in accor- dance with the manufacturer's recommen- dations and guidelines. Daily inspections of the playground area is advised as after hour users can leave an array of debris (bottles, cans, trash, etc.) that can become hazardous to identified user. This is also a good time to correct any damages or movement of the surfacing if it a loose-fill material that moves with usage of the equipment (under swings, bottom of slides, etc.) Monthly inspections for excessive wear, loose hardware, cracked plastics, swing www.stma.org Date: SportsTurf Advertiser AerWay Barenbrug USA Beam Clay Buffalo Turbine Covermaster CoverSports USA Cub Cadet Commercial Delta Bluegrass Company Diversified Sports Specialties Ecolawn Field Away State: Fax: Zip: FMC Corporation GameTime Sports Systems GIE + EXPO GreensGroomer Hydraway Drainage Systems Kochek Co., Inc. Krylon Natural Sand Company Newstripe Inc. Pennington Seed Redexim North America, Inc. ADVERTISERS' INDEX Page # 31 48 44 33 17 31 Web Address www.aerway.com www.barusa.com www.beamclay.com www.buffaloturbine.com www.covermaster.com www.coversports.com/ST 47 www.cubcadetcommercial/sportsturf 5 44 44 33 13 www.deltabluegrass.com www.DSSworks.com www.ecolawnapplicator.com www.turfmuncher.com www.fmcprosolutions.com 44 www.gametimesportssystems.com 39 9 www.gie-expo.com 19 37 29 37 21 3 2 Sports Turf Managers Association 15 Stabilizer Solutions STEC Equipment TifSport Growers Association Turfco Manufacturing TurfTime Equipment , LLC World Class Athletic Surfaces chain wear, "S" hook openings is recom- mended by almost all manufacturers and should be done by a competent individual who has been shown what to look for. Annual inspections should be done similar to the monthly inspections but in more detail. This is a great time to take care of touch up painting, replenishing the safety surfacing (loose-fill if organic mate- rial), replacement of swing chains if re- quired, etc. Cost estimate: The cost of equipment is reflected in the size of the pieces and the complexity of the unit. Equipment costs can range from a couple hundred dollars to thousands of dollars with installation cost- ing anywhere from 50% - 100% of the equipment costs. 23 25 27 11 44 35 www.GreensGroomer.com www.hydraway.net www.kochek.com www.k1-lineup.com www.duraedge.us www.newstripe.com www.penningtonseed.com www.redexim.com www.stma.org www.StabilizerSolutions.com www.stecequipment.com www.tifsport.com www.turfco.com/50years www.TurfTimeEq.com www.worldclasspaints.com Operating or maintenance costs is purely represented by what materials are used for both the equipment and the safety fall zone, wooden structures with loose-fill surfacing will demand more maintenance weekly, monthly and annually then a pow- der coated steel structure installed over a pour-n-place or rigid surfacing (tiles, syn- thetic turf, matting, etc.). Cost estimate prices were obtained from the 2006 RSMeans Building Con- struction Cost Data within the Philadel- phia region and should in no way be considered current or used for budgeting purposes. ■ James Cornelius, CSFM, now works for Fisher and Son, Coatesville, PA after a long career with the West Chester School District. SportsTurf 45 Please fill out this form in its entirety FOR F ASTER SERVICE visit our web site at http://www .submag.com/sub/tf or fax to 847-763-9569 Sportsturf (check ONL Y ONE ) (check (please specify) ONL Y ONE )

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