G660, G760 and G860

Prevents damage to rollers.

High quality British Steel blades in a single spiral format. Incorporating easy to set cutter adjustment

High quality British Steel blades in a single spiral format. Incorporating easy to set cutter adjustment

1mm thick replaceable, wear resistent blades. 12mm spacing for thatch removal throughout season and autumn/spring renovation work.

2mm thick replaceable, wear resistent blades. 12mm thatch removal throughout season and autumn/spring rennovation work.

1mm thick, 10 fingered replaceable discs. Regular use controls thatch, lateral growth and the ingress of unwanted species such as annual meadow grass.

The ultimate verticutter with tungsten tipped blades for heavy duty usuage.

For moss and debris removal and use as a light scarifier for final pre cut preparation.

For moss and debris removal and use as a light scarifier for final pre-cut preparation.

For moss and debris use as a light scarifier for final pre cut preparation.

Replaceable spikes relieves surface tension and allows penetration of air, water and fertiliser to the root zone.

To ensure the playing surface at their Euroborg Stadium meets the rigorous quality standards demanded in the Dutch Eredivisie league, FC Groningen have recently enhanced their grounds maintenance equipment with the purchase of two Dennis G860 (34”) Cylinder Mowers.

Shrewsbury School Head Groundsman Andrew Richards is testament to the belief that when you find machinery that works, you stick with it and his seventeen years spent using Dennis mowers proves the point. Andrew is keen to pass on this knowledge and experience and earlier this year he was involved at the School with a Dennis/Sisis Seminar & demonstration day when a number of Shropshire Cricket Club groundsmen were in attendance.

Mowers which can perform a multitude of tasks and can be used outside the main grasscutting season make a cost effective purchase, and Dennis FT and G series pedestrian cylinder mowers really deliver when a multi- purpose machine is needed. The most popular Dennis machine, the FT is designed with interchangeable cassettes which give the option to fit 11 different heads including two sizes of scarifier, verticutters, brushes, spikers and slitters as well as five or nine blade cutter cassettes.

Following on from a successful show at Saltex, Dennis will be displaying its comprehensive range of British manufactured, high quality, professional groundscare products at Scotsturf. Favoured by many of the country’s top sporting venues, local authorities, gardeners, contractors and local clubs, the range has been developed with continual customer feedback.

Midlands based mower manufacturer Dennis have won a prestigious order to supply a total of 27 machines to the stadia and training facilities at the 2010 FIFA World Cup. These will be supplied through Dennis’ partner Smith Turf, one of South Africa’s largest dealers based in Johannesburg with a network of support centres around the country.

With strict regulations in place to protect worker’s exposure to hand-arm vibration (HAV), professional grounds maintenance equipment manufacturer Dennis, are continually striving to improve their machines in recognition of the need to counteract harmful vibration. Vibration can damage blood vessels and nerves in the fingers, leading to a loss of feeling in the fingers and hands. It can cause the industrial disease ‘vibration white finger’ which, in extreme cases can make it too painful for workers to hold equipment.

St Mirren Football Club relocated from their old stadium on Love Street to a modern, state of the art stadium on Greenhill Road in January of this year. “This signified not just a change in location, but also a total change in pitch construction,” says Thomas Docherty, head groundsman at the Club. “The old pitch was a traditional soil construction with no proper irrigation, whilst the pitch at the new ground is made of Fibresand together with an up-to-date irrigation system”.

George Mansfield who lives in East Sussex is typical of the Dennis customer who expects the best from his machinery and finds all of his requirements fulfilled by the Derbyshire company. George runs a water effluent treatment company, Wendage Pollution Control, which includes a maintenance division that keeps pumping stations and sewage treatment plants tidy with hedging and strimming services, so he is well acquainted with professional quality groundscare machinery.