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I would have thought this is a ride-on triplex machine with fine turf scarifying reels.
Not the average lawn machine...and looking at the green's surface, not your average lawn either ヅ
...but you can dream :-)
However it shows what can be done with skills and the right gear...
Something to aspire to ....?
I think it was done by a Koro, the same sort of thing as grading only a much bigger machine. On the last golf course I worked on we used the grader at the end of the season, the stuff it pulled out was amazing...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkPKWhkrYyQ
Good job done by Mr william Kidd of fine turf services doing a golf green ,
I always get in a mess when scarifying but Hey maybe that's just me!
When we scarify we go over the area with a billy goat, if its large we use 2 people and the person on the billy goat starts a few mins after the person scarifying, tends to keep it reasonably neat.
Hey Kieran do you have any other pictures of the billy goat cleaning up the scarifying mess, i always wondered how good a job they were?
Kieran Ray said:
I thought, and i am no expert, you were supposed to scarify in two/three directions? it looks very nice but most of the lawn isn't scarified!
Recovery is main thing you are looking for regarding scarifying , so its better to go one direction and get 100% recovery and this will allow it to be done again sooner
Ross Stuart Mckinlay said:
how far do you get before you have to empty the bag also the moss doesn't look dead in the photo ? i might be wrong. would not be able to do any scarifying round here at the moment the ground is waterlogged