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Speed up whip planting with the Turf Teq Trencher

A 636m stretch of native hedgerow mix whips planted by Rob Bowditch and his crew, with great ease, using the Turf Teq Trencher which really speeded up the job. Great team work!

 

Turf Teq 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.

 

Attachments are easily removed and re-installed when needed, in order to pass through gates as small as 28 inches.

 

To enquire about a hire, trial, demo or purchase of the Turf Teq range, call the team at GroundsCare Products in Tadley, Hampshire on 0118 981 1313 or visit https://www.groundscare-products.co.uk/pe.htm for further product information.

 

Photo credit Rob Bowditch of Bowditch Countryside Management in Dorset and the South-West of England.

 

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