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Collelgiate Batting Tunnel Net 70x12x12
$1,059.99Quick View• 2.0mm sizes. • #24 thread count •Synthetic filament fiber. • “No-sag” net system. • Extruded permanent Black color. • UV treated. • 1-3/4" square mesh. • 100% water proof. • Ropes around perimeter and 4 corners. • Three ropes running lengthwise on top. • Outdoor and indoor use. Same great features as the Collegiate series for younger players or those on a tighter budget.
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Colored Field Marking Paint – Case
$97.99Quick ViewMARK 1 ATHLETIC FIELD MARKING PAINT
Water resistant, extremely durable aerosol field and traffic marking paint. Visible on grass for weeks. Will not flake or wash away. 17 oz by weight. 12 cans per case.
COLORS AVAILABLE: RED, ROYAL, BLACK, NAVY, MAROON, PURPLE
CAN NOT SHIP TO A RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
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Cut N’ Level Drag
$1,129.99Quick ViewThe Cut-N-Level drag is designed for grooming the surface of playing fields. It features flat steel cutting blades and a screen for rock removal. The cutting blades are slotted and attached to the main frame with bolts, allowing the operator to adjust the blades for the desired depth of cut. Used in routine maintenance, the Cut-N-Level drag can be used for rock removal, smoothing and leveling the field as the need arises, saving hundreds of man-hours normally needed to do these jobs. Frame and blades are galvanized. Size 6′ wide x 4’6" deep. Wt 220 lbs.
LEVELS FIELD – By adjusting the blades the operator cuts down dirt build-up. The dirt is carried by the blades, as the drag passes over holes it is then deposited in the holes leaving a smooth and level surface.
PICKS UP STONES – Rocks and stones are removed by placing a screen above the frame and adjusting the blade so that they scrape up rocks lying on the field. This directs the rocks onto the wire mesh screen. The dirt sifts through, thus holding any materials too large to fall through.
HELPS DRY WET FIELDS – By adjusting the blades to shave the top layers of dirt, the drag will mix wetter top dirt with dryer lower dirt. By rolling this mixture along and exposing it to the air, a dryer dirt will be deposited on the field.
