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Rake and Brush Combinations

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Rake and brush combinations designed for most small ride-on power units including compact garden tractors.

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Manuals

ZIG ZAG BRUSHES - Manual.pdf
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FAQS

What are Tractor Mounted Rake & Brush Combinations used for?

They are designed to decompact and maintain synthetic sports surfaces with sand or rubber infill, improving playability and extending surface lifespan.


How do they work?

By using either the fine grooming rake or the flexicomb with a straight brush, the system loosens and redistributes infill, ensuring level playing characteristics and reducing the risk of injury.


What benefits do they provide for sports surfaces?

Regular use helps prevent compaction, reduces standing water, maintains consistent ball roll and bounce, and supports the long-term durability of the surface.


What is the working width of the rake and brush combinations?

The working width is 1800mm (1.8m/72”), allowing for efficient coverage of large areas.


What tractor is required?

A compact tractor with a minimum of 15hp is required to operate the rake and brush combinations.


How does the Flexicomb work?

The Flexicomb can be paired with a straight brush to lift the pile and even out infill. Its adjustable crossbar allows the bristle length to be altered for different levels of brushing and raking intensity.


When should I use the fine grooming rake?

The fine grooming rake is particularly effective for loosening compacted sand or rubber infill and ensuring a free-draining, level surface.


What implement options are available?

Available components include:

  • SinglePlay Frame (FS0870Y)
  • TwinPlay Frame (FS1237Y)
  • Twin Implement Extension Arms (FS1123Y)
  • Flexicomb (FS1134Y)
  • Fine Rake (FS1075Y)


How often should these tools be used?

Frequency depends on pitch usage, but regular brushing and raking (1–3 times per week) are recommended to keep synthetic surfaces in peak condition.


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