ANNUAL EQUIPMENT & PRODUCT BUYER'S GUIDE


NETTING INSTALLERS Bucyrus Equipment Company, Inc. BN 1720 Field Net Setter The BN-1720 is a field net setter loaded with an automatic stacker. This machine has hydraulic loading of the roll of net, a hitch for easy transportation between farms, and adjustable depth control. No more labor intensive field net installation. Depending on soil conditions, now install 4-10 acres of field net per hour, cutting down time and labor costs. For more information, visit www.magnumenp.com.


Bucyrus Equipment Company, Inc. Magnum SAS 300 Field Net Staker Make staking field net quick and easy with the Magnum SAS 300. Eliminate the labor and strain of staking by hand. The SAS 300 can be used as a 3-point behind a tractor or pull behind a 4-wheeler or golf cart by using the hitch. Using Magnum T Stakes to secure the field net, control the depth and fire the stake from your seat. The counter can be set to stake at different lengths and the engine and compressor makes this unit self- sufficient. For more information, visit www.magnumenp.com.


Sales Midwest, Inc. Used Netting Installers Various used netting installers are available. Visit www.salesmidwest.com, email tim@salesmidwest.com, or call 913-254-9560 for more details.


PALLETS


Nannings van Vuuren Pallet Wrapper PW 145 Recently developed, the Nannings van Vuuren pallet wrapper, model PW 145, gives a high quality stable wrapped pallet of turf. The wrapper works equally well with plastic film or netting. It is controlled from the cab. Due to the compact build of the pallet wrapper you can load a pallet of turf directly in the truck. The wrapper will be delivered custom made to mount directly on a forklift or loader (joy stick and hydraulic hoses included). Wrap pallet size: 32-in. x 48-in. (0.80m x 1.20m), 40-in. x 48-in. (1.00m x 1.20m), 48-in. x 48-in. (1.20m x 1.20m).


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TPI Turf News November/December 2017


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