Chisel Scarifier AS72 All Star

Chisel Scarifier for AS72 All Star Groomer

Pulverize and break up hard infields with this hard tooth Chisel Scarifier

Fully adjustable depth from shallow (light) to deep (up to 2-3/4″ depth when teeth are new).
Pulverizes and breaks up hard infields. Also effective when mixing in new material, removing weeds, or during renovation work. Completely adjustable without tools. Some infields get hard enough where they need pulverized from time to time to make them more playable. Players and coaches want firm footing underneath with nicely playable surface on top. Fine tuned depth adjustment makes this attachment much more effective than nail or bolt tooth drags that penetrate too deep and make infields too soft and unplayable.

Note: Solid tooth scarifiers tend to penetrate hard infields better than spring tine scarifiers.
Note: This optional Chisel Scarifier cannot be used while grooming. It is used as a separate process.

 

 

Note: Optional Drag Mats are useful when using the chisel scarifier to break up hard infields.
The chisel creates chunks of material that the the rear finishing broom often cannot break up on it’s own.

 

Note: Replacement Chisel Teeth.
Order Part No. PA-C-101 See Parts Page to order replacement teeth.

Do You Understand How Important the Layers of Your Infield Are? Things you should know about Breaking up Hard Infields.
Extreme caution should always be used during the season when deciding that an infield needs to be pulverized. Using any implement too deep during the season could render it un-playable (make it too soft). Plus, during the season, or, the off season, no implement should be used too deep that it disturbs or damages the important layering between the infield material on the top and the sub soil layer beneath. Any manufacturer that claims their machine can be used to deep till or sub soil infields is made by people who either never played, don’t understand proper infield care, or, they are simply misleading customers in order to sell equipment. NEVER disturb or damage your infield layers. If you do you can’t get the layers back!