turfslicer- g2 turftools - overview
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 A patent pending turf slicing device installed on the g2 turftools turffloat™ provides an easy and effective way to grind up and redistribute aerification cores to low areas. The unique slicing action of the turfslicer™ blades also penetrates the thatch area to provide much needed air space while cutting and replanting existing stolons to promote a healthier, thicker turf. When installed on the g2 turffloat™, the 1/8" stainless steel blades have proven effective in redistributing aerification cores with just two passes eliminating harvesting or repeated dragging to remove cores. With adjustable frame mounts the patented slicer blades can be raised clear of the surface for free floating action or set to a depth of 11/2" for maximum slicing of turf or sprigs. The g2 turftools™ turfslicer™, mounted on the g2 turftools™ turffloat™, has proven to be a winning combination in the fight against aerification cores and keeping quality turf uniform, smooth and dense. |
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| SPECIFICATIONS | |
| description | turf slicer |
| height | 6" |
| width | 72" or 96" |
| length | 6" |
| weight | 100 lbs |
| hitch required | category 1-3 point hitch |
| tractor required | 25 hp |
| hydraulics required | NA |
| productivity | 1.5 acres per hour |
| FEATURES | |
| frame | g2 turftools turffloat 1/4" grate |
| shaft | 1" steel keyed shaft |
| parts included | slicer assembly with 67 - 6" blades, all bearings and mountings, turffloat grate with weld on tabs |
| mounting | 4- 3/8" steel adjustable mounts |
| slicer blades | 67- 1/8" heavy duty stainless steel laser cut blades Bushings: precision steel spacer bushings |
| bearings | 4-1" support flange bearings |
| depth control | fully adjustable to depth of 1 1/2" |
| grease fittings | 2 |
| turffloat comp. grate | 1/4" x 8" x 72" steel grate for turffloat with 18-1/4" weld on mounting tabs & bolts |
| options | also available in 96" width |
“I am in the process of getting our newly renovated golf course ready for play by floating all of the tee surfaces and cartpaths with the turffloat to get a smooth surface.”Brad Orndorff
The Golf Club of The Wharf
Orange Beach, Alabama
"Every sports field manager should have a turffloat. We use ours on infields, warning tracks and all of our athletic fields to fill and smooth away any problems."Scott Urbantke
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
