Toro 09200 Brochure
ProCore™ 648
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ProCore™ 648
Innovative wheel placement
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Efficient aeration
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High productivity
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Deeper, high-quality holes
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TrueCore™ ground following
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Series/Parallel 3-wheel drive
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Smooth, quiet, powerful
•
operation
No more crushed cores
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Setting the
pace.
The Toro® ProCore 648 aerator, with its efficient
48" (122 cm) coring swath, delivers maximum
productivity. From the innovative wheel placement
within the coring path to the TrueCore™ ground
following system that maintains consistent coring
depth, it has set a new standard for aerator
innovation and performance. Pass after pass and
year after year the ProCore 648 aerator from Toro
helps ensure you stay ahead of the game.
Count on
Productivity
Aerate 18 greens in about 7 hours.
With a wide coring swath, brisk speed and faster cleanup,
the ProCore 648 is the most productive walk aerator for your
course. Competitive comparison chart is based on 6,500 ft.
2
(604 m
(5.1 cm x 5.1 cm) hole spacing and standard turnarounds.
) greens, 1,000 ft. (305 m) between greens, 2" x 2"
2
Greens aerated in about
18
ProCore
648
®
12
Aercore®
800
7 hours
5
Ryan
GA24
®
“Having the wheels inside the coring head is
wonderful. For somebody with push-up greens
that they harvest cores from, having those wheels
inside the coring head is essential so you are not
reincorporating the pulled plugs.”
Scottie Hines, CGCS Golf Course Superintendent
Wind Song Farm Golf Club, Independence, Minnesota
No more
crushed cores.
The unique design of the ProCore 648 puts the wheels
in front of the aeration head so that you can make
pass after pass without running over cores or freshly
aerated turf. This prevents damage to the turf and the
fresh holes, and makes cleanup easier. Consistently
round holes are achieved by the elastomer RotaLink™
geometry that ensures tines remain vertical as they
enter and exit the ground. The individually floating
turf holders prevent turf lift when the tines exit the
ground to maintain a true and level surface.
Tires located in front of the aerator never
leave wheel ruts that are common on freshly
aerated greens, tees and sports fields.
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