Magazine - New Products from Parkland

By Parkland Press in General News on 14th Mar 2010 6:15

Superintendents have long been aware of the benefits from regular rolling of greens. To help them with this task, Parkland has successfully gained the exclusive NZ distributorship of the True-Surface® range of rollers and turf maintenance tools.

Importantly, this unique range is designed to fit all triplex greensmowers, thereby enabling full use of otherwise idle machines. This saves thousands in up-front costs.

The True-Surface® Greens Care Collection offers a wide range of interchangeable implements, providing the right tool is available for any given agronomic need. The interchangeable inserts are loaded through the top of a frame, allowing tool-free installation and adjustment. The Collection includes brushes, verti-cutters, scarifiers, slicers, groomers and rollers.

The True-Surface® Vibe V Vibratory Greens Roller is arguably the best tool available to golf course superintendents today. It provides an excellent alternative to standard topdressing dispersion methods by gently vibrating the turf. This allows the sand to vibrate into the turf canopy and thus ensures deeper penetration into the root zone.

The Vibe V consists of a set of 3 lightweight vibrating greens. The unique 5 setting Select-A-Vibe Dial allows you to select the amount of vibration you would like. In addition to light topdressing applications, many people use the Vibe V for growing in new greens, rolling after fertilizer and pesticide applications, for faster green speeds, and consistently true greens.

 

Parkland is the exclusive New Zealand agent for a range of internationally proven brands like Toro, TyCrop, Traxmaster, Pope, Otterbine, Motorola and Irrinet. We work proudly with a broad range customers including New Zealand’s world ranking golf courses and sportsfields, local government, landscapers and even the DIY enthusiast. For more information on what’s happening at Parkland go to www.parkland.co.nz  

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