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NEW 14 BLADE EDGESERIES (ES) REEL & BEARINGS 18 INCH Part #: 137-8523 FIT TORO FLEX 1800 MOWERS NEW WITH BEARINGS $567.31 NEW FROM TORO DEALERS OUCH!! We also have 6 more reels that have 80% or better life to them for $90.00 EACH. Quantity discounts available call Chris 828-329-4546

LAST ONE IN STOCK! YOU ARE BUYING 1 USED SUBARU EX13 ENGINE FITS TORO GREENSMASTER 2100 Will fit 2012 AND UP SUBARU EX13 ENGINES ONLY! This engine is no longer available from Toro! We also sell drums and other parts for the 2100 & 2120 mowers call us for your needs. 828-329-4546 Questions contact Chris 828/329/4546

SHIPS FREE IN THE CONTINENTAL USA SHIFTER BOOT W/ RED STITCH FOR TORO FULL SIZE WORKMANS FITS TORO 3200 4300 HD HDX FULL SIZE WORKMANS WITH MANUAL TRANSMISSIONS. PART NO. 87-8620 (80 in stock) THEY WILL FIT. YOU WILL HAVE TO TRIM OFF EXCESS MATERIAL. IT LOOKS GREAT ONCE INSTALLED. Will not fit 2014 or newer TORO Workman's !!! We have used these on many Workman's the New boot from Toro is $80.63 each OUCH! WE ACCEPT ALL CREDIT CARDS. You can also find more products at www.generalturfequipment.com

We have only 2 left in stock. YOU ARE BUYING 1 NICE USED GRASS BASKET FITS JOHN DEERE 220 E CUT HYBRID GREENS MOWERS. THIS CATCHER NEW FROM JOHN DEERE COST $716.27 NOTE: This item is considered to be oversize by the USPS and so shipping is higher. SINCE 1993 GENERAL TURF EQUIPMENT LLC 625 RAINBOW RAPIDS ROAD RUTHERFORDTON, NC 28139 QUESTIONS CALL CHRIS AT 828/329/4546

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In more than 50 years as a golf course superintendent, Frank Dobie learned a thing or two. As general manager and superintendent at Sharon Golf Club near Akron, Ohio from 1964 until his retirement in 2020 he was committed to finding new solutions to old problems — and sharing what he learned with his colleagues. He developed his own bunker construction method 50 years ago to combat contamination, washouts and erosion. Three decades ago, when he was faced with moss on greens, he found the solution in a bottle of dish soap. He has been president of the Musser International Turfgrass Foundation, which recognizes excellence in turfgrass research, for 27 years, and for the past two years has been compiling the biological history of other golf course superintendents. Five years removed from retirement, Dobie is still looking for better ways to do things. His latest undertaking is trying to change the way people view Roundup, the non-selective herbicide developed by Monsanto more than a half-century ago that for the past seven years has been in the news for all the wrong reasons. By now, the potential health risks of glyphosate use should be no secret to anyone. Non-Hodgkin lymphoma has almost become a household term thanks to years of late-night commercials by attorneys looking to cash in on the lawsuit craze after more than 100,000 people claimed it caused their cancer. Whether glyphosate does or does not cause cancer remains unclear, with recognized bodies falling on both sides of the debate. Once the world's most popular herbicide, glyphosate was first developed in the 1950s as a chelating agent to remove mineral deposits from pipes. It was patented by Monsanto as a weedkiller in 1971 under the name Roundup. Since Bayer acquired Monsanto in 2018, Roundup has been blamed for causing cancer in thousands. Today, more than 150,000 cases against Bayer have been filed by farm workers, lawn care operators and homeowners. While the amount of applicators professing to be affected by glyphosate is significant, it pales in comparison to the number of people who ingest it in their food, which according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Protection could be in the tens of millions. Dobie wants to do something about that, and he wants you to do so, as well. As part of his effort to educate people on what he believes are the ills of glyphosate, Dobie recently sent a letter to dozens of colleagues asking them to consider finding better ways to do things, and to consider organic food options since glyphosate is so heavily use in production of dozens of row crops, from pretreating seeds, to controlling weeds during the growing process to use as a dessicant after harvesting. The letter included links to videos linking glyphosate to a variety of health problems, including malnutrition, liver disease, kidney disease and fertility issues. "I want people to question what is happening," Dobie said. "I want to take things that are supposed to be common knowledge and poke some holes in it." Frank Dobie has been giving back to the turf business for more than 60 years. Says Don Huber, Ph.D., professor emeritus in the department of botany and plant pathology at Purdue University, glyphosate persists in many food crops and strips them of much of their nutritional benefits because of its chelating characteristics. At least 8 of every 10 people are exposed to glyphosate in foods at any given time, according to the CDC. Glyphosate is used in golf during restoration projects and for weed control in dormant Bermudagrass. It has a half-life of about 60 days, according to the EPA. Whether glyphosate is or is not a carcinogen continues to be the subject of debate. The World Health Organization claims it is a "potential" cancer-causing agent. Despite the courtroom success of those blaming glyphosate for their non-Hodgkin lymphoma, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says it has never been proven to cause cancer. Monsanto even received a patent in 2010 for use of glyphosate as an antibiotic, a fact never mentioned in litigation. Bayer reached an agreement in 2016 to acquire Monsanto for $66 million. Less than two months after the deal closed in mid-2018, lawsuits claiming that its active ingredient caused non-Hodgkin lymphoma began flying. By 2022, Bayer sold its Environmental Science division to Cinven, which rebranded its new acquisition as Envu. To date, thousands of cases have been filed against Bayer, which has since set aside about $11 billion to settle such claims. The glyphosate-based version is still available for professional markets, but was pulled from consumer retail outlets in 2023. The active was replaced for the consumer version with a combination of fluazifop-p-butyl, triclopyr TEA salt, diquat dibromide and imazapic ammonium. Many of the objections to controlling or banning glyphosate are due to its efficacy for non-selective weed control. That's why Dobie also is promoting a household hack for non-selective weed control. Vinegar, the concentrated formula found in home-improvement stores, not the watered-down stuff found on supermarket shelves, has been touted as a viable non-selective weedkiller for many years. While much of its effectiveness was initially anecdotal, it was first proven to be a viable weedkiller by USDA scientists in 2002. "I want people to know there are alternatives out there," he said. A gallon of cleaning vinegar (at least 30 percent concentration) can be even more effective at broad spectrum weed when a few drops of Dawn dish soap per gallon of vinegar is added as an adjuvant. Salt also has been shown to enhance activity, but can also cake and clog sprayers and nozzles, according to Dobie. Dobie has been a pioneer in golf maintenance for decades. In 1967, he reportedly was the first person to utilize liners in bunker construction. Thirty years later, he reported that a soap drench of water and Dawn dish soap was an effective control of moss on Poa annua putting greens.

2019 Salsco HP11-111 roller . This unit has been cleaned up new hydraulic filter and battery. Will have a new jack stand when it arrives The Salsco HP11-III greens roller features a 13 HP Honda electric start engine, a 60-inch rolling swath, and a variable speed of up to 11.9 MPH. Engine: 13 HP Honda, electric start with a 6-gallon fuel tank. Rolling Width: 60 inches Speed: Variable, up to 11.9 MPH. PSI: 7 PSI without water, 9.2 PSI with water added to the rolls. Other features: Dual drive oscillating rolls, articulating steering(power steering ) , and a transport trailer.

If you're looking to learn a methodical, consistent—and surprisingly peaceful—approach to turf management, this episode is for you. Dave Wood gets the job done with a smile, and his turf and landscape management program at Stockton University has earned international recognition. After hosting Brazil’s CR Flamengo—one of the world’s most popular sports franchises—Stockton is now a sought-after training base for the 2026 World Cup in North America. You'll enjoy meeting Dave and hearing the key tips and insights he shares on growing cool-season turf, warm-season turf and flowers.

Work continues on a greenside bunker on the ninth hole at the Dave Zinkand-designed 12-hole routing at Chechessee Creek Club in Okatie, South Carolina. Zinkand Golf Design photo One of the top golf properties in South Carolina is getting a new and unique addition that will give players an alternative to the traditional nine- and 18-hole experience. Golf course architect Dave Zinkand (at right with pup Zoe) of Zinkand Golf Design is building a 12-hole routing at the Chechessee Creek Club in Okatie, South Carolina. The property's 2000 Bill Coore-Ben Crenshaw design in Okatie is ranked among the top 20 golf courses in South Carolina by Golf Digest. The 12-hole playing experience will present an alternative for members that does not require the time commitment of 18 holes. The layout features only short par-4s and par-3s winding through live oaks and Lowcountry wetlands. The course begins with a five-hole loop of par 3s of varying length. The routing continues with a second, seven-hole loop. "Our new 12-hole course fulfills the club's vision for a fun, bold playing experience that both complements and contrasts its existing 18 holes," Zinkand said in a news release. "The first loop provides avenues to the hole for any level of play without sacrificing design character, while the second loop offers a balance of shot options for all skill levels." Zinkand's intent is to create a fun and challenging golf experience that embraces the natural rugged environment and preserves and incorporates native vegetation. "Our team is also establishing extremely varied habitats outside of turf areas, focusing on native plants and ground formations that will expand the site's ecological diversity," said Zinkand. "These planned habitats include installing what may be a true one-of-a-kind golf course feature – a carnivorous plant bog." Earthwork on the golf course began earlier this year and will continue throughout the summer. All shaping should be completed this fall, with a grand opening expected early next year. Click the video below to watch a TurfNet University webinar for more information on Zinkand's philosophy on sustainable golf course design.

Jacobson Cushman top spreader 4 cylinders ohc gas engine, 4 speed manual transmission , 2 speed rear axle hydraulic spreader / conveyor works very good! original California rig- (no rust) for more info please don't hesitate to call.

Kubota Grand L 3240 GST 34 hp 4wd Creeper gear Canopy Rear remote hydraulics Galaxy Turf tires Front weights New clutch in summer of 2024. Has loader remotes with joystick. Has always been stored indoors when not out working. Has been fully serviced again this winter.

2013 Turfco CR10 material handler with conveyor. Machine is in great condition and works flawlessly. Only used to move sand around the golf course and no topdressing so use is extremely low. Getting the new model with longer side conveyor for bunker sand addition in spring is reason for sale.

2006 Toro 5700D - 17500.00 For more information please call or text Justin at (716) 574-4248 Quality used Toro 5700D for sale. At UGATE, we offer many makes and models of used golf course equipment for your personal or business needs. We proudly sell to golf courses, municipalities, and individuals all over the country. Financing Available to qualified Buyers Year: 2006 Manufacturer: Toro Model: 5700D New/Used: Used Hours:3345 Condition: Good Title: Not Applicable Stock #: 224-057 UGATE Store - (716) 574-4248 Visit our website UGATEstore.com

2011 Toro HDX-G 4x4 with 200 gallon spray tank - 15900.00 For more information please call or text Justin at (716) 574-4248 Quality used Toro HDX-G 4x4 with 200 gallon spray tank for sale. At UGATE, we offer many makes and models of used golf course equipment for your personal or business needs. We proudly sell to golf courses, municipalities, and individuals all over the country. **Financing Available to qualified Buyers** Year: 2011 Manufacturer: Toro Model: HDX-G 4x4 with 200 gallon spray tank New/Used: Used Hours:2406 Condition: Good Title: Not Applicable Stock #: 225-001 UGATE Store - (716) 574-4248 UGATE Store Inc. - Used Golf and Turf Equipment

On this episode from Rockbottum Radio, host Randy Wilson highlights Mark Hoban's findings on the importance of smoothness and trueness in golf greens over mere "speed". Mark's research with the GS3 ball suggests that avoiding top dressing with sand can lead to better rolling putts, challenging traditional beliefs about green maintenance. The episode also features listener questions, humorous anecdotes, and discussions on the evolving demands of golfers and the impact of technology in the sport. Randy shares personal stories, including his father's innovative methods in the 1970s, while addressing concerns about staffing and budget constraints in golf management.

Toro dealer certified / tested 100% Excellent maintenance history Super Clean Northeast units Year: 2016 2 units Hours 3000-4000 range GPS Hose reel