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Nice job with the Turf Teq Power Rake!

Posted by Paul Errington on September 27, 2021 at 4:18pm

Emerald Groundscare of Dublin used the Award Winning Turf Teq Power Rake for a seed preparation job at the Kildare Stud Farm with great results!

TurfTeqTM design and manufacture a range of walk-behind Power Rakes, Edgers, Ploughs, Brooms and Brush Cutters. All units are self-propelled and use a Honda ® GXV390 engine with a hydrostatic transmission unit.

The modular design consists of a base power unit to which attachments can be quickly mounted. This allows the customer to purchase one unit to drive all the attachments, thus reducing overall purchase and maintenance costs. It also allows the attachment to be easily removed and re-installed when needed, in order to pass through gates as small as 28 inches.

Groundscare Products of Tadley, Hampshire, UK are the sole distributors of the Turf Teq range in the UK.  If you would like to enquire about a trial, hire, demo or purchase, call the team on 0118 981 1313

Further product details can be viewed at the link below:-

https://www.groundscare-products.co.uk/pr.htm

 

 

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