Two experts give their best tips for getting the most out of sprayers and spreaders. 1. Be consistent. Common mistakes that lawn care operators (LCOs) make are they don’t stay consistent with the spray pattern and they don’t cut in edges near sidewalks and driveways, says Teddy Mathis, sales manager for Graham Spray Equipment, a manufacturer of spray rigs. Mathis... read more
Lawn care operators (LCOs) invest a large part of their budgets into equipment like aerators, spray rigs and spreader-sprayers. According to some experts, they often miss a key component — preventive maintenance — especially over the winter months in colder areas of the country. “Many LCOs aren’t doing enough preventive maintenance on their equipment,” says George Kinkead, president of turf... read more
Spreader-Sprayers Venture Series Ground Logic Made of 100 percent stainless steel, the zero-turn Venture features a 24-gal. spray capacity (dual tanks) and 120- or 220-lb. spreading capacity. Triumph PermaGreen Supreme The Triumph features a 5.5-hp Honda horizontal-shaft engine, a wet clutch, a 150-lb. hopper and 1-acre spray capacity. Features include SmartSteer power steering, a low-volume spray system, drop-down... read more
Ground Logic commercial grade equipment includes the Rover and Rover XR spreaders plus the Pathfinder and Pathfinder XC spreader-sprayers. The hopper capacity is 120 lbs. on the Rover and Pathfinder and 220 lbs. on the XR and XC models. The spray tank capacity is 12 gallons on the Pathfinder and 16 gallons on the Pathfinder XC. Our machines are an... read more
