Whether it's a football pitch mower, football ground mower, or rugby pitch mower you need Dennis has the ideal product range to suit your sports club maintenance needs. Dennis football field and rugby pitch maintenance equipment will keep your football pitch in prime condition. Artifical turf also needs to be kept in good shape for hockey clubs and our maintenance equipment is perfect for synthetic turf.
Built on the FT principle these quality mowers are ideal for football and rugby field maintenance. They have interchangeable cassette systems with one minute changeover giving options to fit 8 different heads including scarifiers, verticutters, brushes, spikers, slitters as well as 6 or 8 bladed cutter cassettes. Available as 26" (66cm), 30" (76cm) and 34" (86cm) widths.
This dedicated machine incorporates a large diameter 8 bladed cutting cylinder giving maximum performance in both short and long grasses ensuring a quality finish.
The Dennis heavyweight 30" (76cm) and 36" (91cm) diesel powered dedicated machine, 3 section rear roller and steering brakes make this 350kg machine easy to manoeuvre. These machines are suited to football and rugby pitch maintenance and are often found at top clubs where they exhibit excellent stripe pattern and rolling characteristics.
The S500 PLUS is an easy to use 'dual -purpose' machine and is ideal for maintaining football and rugby pitches. The machine has a 510mm (20") operating width and has interchangeable spiker and slotter reels. The spiker reel punches through the "surface pan" allowing air, water and fertiliser to penetrate the root zone, whilst the slotter reel creates ideal seed germination pockets. An optional seed box is available.
The Dennis has a great cut quality imperative in producing the perfect surface with strong
stripes to keep players, managers and of course spectators happy. With TV coverage worldwide
the look is so important.
I have used other mowers that copied the cassette system employed by Dennis, but none have come close to it in terms of performance and the quality of the aesthetically pleasing striped finish on the turf.
I personally think they are the best cylinder mower on the market.
On completion of our pitch reconstruction projects we always recommend the client uses Dennis machines.
The 2015/16 Sky Bet Championship Groundsman of the Season, Nathan Scarff, has praised his fleet of Dennis cylinder mowers.
Shaun Ilten, Director of Turf & Grounds at the StubHub Center, has had the privilege of seeing some of Britain’s greatest stars grace the turf at the home of Major League Soccer’s LA Galaxy.
James Davison, head of grounds at Doncaster Rovers Football Club has praised his new Dennis G34D cylinder mowers claiming they provide him with a finish worthy of Premier League standards.
The national football team won’t be the only team of professionals flying from England to Russia this summer. In fact, a whole fleet of Dennis G860 cylinder mowers will already be making their mark in Russia before the England squad is even announced.
A new strategy devised by the owners of Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C, has resulted in the club purchasing three new Dennis G860 cylinder mowers.
With over 50 games a season taking place at the Huish Park Stadium, Yeovil Town FC’s head of grounds Richard Allsworth believes that his new Dennis G860 is the ideal mower to maintain such a heavily used pitch.
Dan Shemesh, Director of Stadium and Training Grounds for the New York Red Bulls has reported excellent results since purchasing a Dennis G34D cylinder mower.
Both the Dennis G860 and the Dennis Premier play an integral role in maintaining Stoke City FC’s bet365 Stadium pitch and training ground, according to grounds manager Andy Jackson.
After having to rely on outside assistance for the past few years, Castleford Tigers RLFC are now able to keep all of their turf maintenance tasks in-house after purchasing a brand new Dennis G860 cylinder mower.
Tony Bell, head groundsman for Middlesbrough FC, has revealed that the secret behind keeping the pitch at the Riverside Stadium in such pristine condition is his unique and innovative approach to using the Dennis S500 PLUS ‘dual purpose’ machine.
Last season, Leicester City FC shocked the sporting world by winning the Barclays Premier League and according to grounds manager John Ledwidge, Dennis Mowers helped his grounds team playing a key role in the club’s triumphant season.
Crystal Palace FC has recently purchased six Dennis G860 professional cylinder mowers, taking their total to a fleet of eight – and head of grounds & estates Bruce Elliot couldn’t be happier.
Bob Carder, head of grounds at Stamford Endowed Schools in Lincolnshire, has praised his range of Dennis mowers for helping him keep on top of a busy work schedule.
The SISIS Veemo Mk2 and Rotorake TM1000 tractor mounted scarifiers are used for maximum thatch removal and offer fast ground coverage, ideal for large sports fields such as football pitches, rugby pitches and hockey pitches.
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The SISIS range of tractor-mounted aerators comprises four machines which are suitable for sports field maintenance. The Multitiner 1.8m, Multitiner 1.2m, Mounted Rolaspike and Javelin Aer-Aid are versatile machines which can be used for football pitch, hockey pitch and rugby pitch turf maintenance. The Multitiner machines are tractor-mounted drum aerator, the Rolaspike is a tractor-mounted Sarel type roller and the Javelin is a vertical action, air-injection aerator.
The SISIS Autoslit is a deep slitter suitable for use on fine or outfield turf, making it ideal for sports field, golf course and amenity turf maintenance. It has a deep slitting action with minimal surface marking. This versatile machine offers a choice of interchangeable tines to suit different ground conditions and incorporates a rear smoothing roller.
SISIS Megaslit, Maxislit and Multislit are deep slitters suitable for use on fine or outfield turf. Their deep clean slitting action with minimal surface marking are ideal for football pitch, hockey pitch and rugby pitch maintenance requirements.
Single pass maintenance system incorporates a mounted frame which accepts a variety of different implements for use on both turf and hard porous surfaces. The system is ideal for use on football, hockey and rugby pitches.
The SISIS Towed Implement Frame is designed specifically for daily maintenance fo sports field surfaces, keeping football, hockey and rugby pitches in good playing condition and maximising surface life. Ideal for towing behind small compact garden tractors.
The SISIS Variseeder 1300 is a versatile tractor-mounted seeder that is ideal for sports field turf maintenance. Its seeding rate is variable and is simple and accurate to set by Zero-Max box lending itself well to use on football pitches hockey pitches and rugby pitches.
The SISIS range of tractor-mounted sweepers comprises three products - Litamina 1200 & 1500, Litamisa 1800 and SSS1000 and all three can be used on football, hockey and rugby pitches. The Litamina and Litamisa sweep and collect all kinds of surface debris while the SSS1000 is a rotary brush.
The SISIS Osca 3 is a tractor mounted oscillating brush that is equally effective on natural and synthetic turf. This means it is ideally suited for a range of requirements and will keep hockey, football and rugby pitches in excellent condition.
The versatility of SISIS Flexibrush and Varibrush mean they are ideal for sports field maintenance. Essential brushing of football, rugby and hockey pitches is carried out by these Sisis products.
SISIS's ride-on brushe system - Brush-Pro - incorporates mid-mounted oscillating brush units and rear-mounted brushes which are ideal for maintenance of football pitches, rugby pitches and hockey pitches.
The SISIS Powaspred is ideally suited for football pitch, rugby pitch and hockey pitch maintenance. It has infinitely variable spreading rates and an oscillating base plate to reduce bridging.
The wide range of SISIS hand operated tools will enable you to effectively maintain your football pitches, hockey pitches and rugby pitches
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If your pitch is waterlogged, stay off it, you will do far more harm than good - obviously individual circumstances will determine whether a pitch is playable.
Warmer temperatures will normally begin now and kick the grass plant back into life, however you may find you had continued growth through winter.
There are reports of games being played when the surface was not able to cope, which has unfortunately left them unplayable for the following month.
As we enter into the month of May football pitch renovations will be at the forefront of Groundsmen's minds. Most clubs will have nearly finished their playing season, albeit some friendly games or cup matches may remain.
Hopefully, for the majority, you will have completed your pitch renovations by now, eagerly waiting for the new seed to germinate and get to the two to three leaf stage, so you can start mowing.
To maintain a good sward density make sure to continue cutting regularly, it may also prove useful on newly established grass to roll the surface to ensure nothing is pulled out by the action of the mower. Mowing equipment should be set to cut without tearing, you can let the clippings fly to assist with nutrient levels and water in the surface.
Many football and rugby clubs will be on final pitch preparations by now and as air temperatures continue to be high, during August, it is important to keep the grass plant well-watered and you should continue with mowing of the sward at least twice a week; or more if you have the resources. Cylinder mowers will provide you with the best results as well as cutting in a different direction each time.
The weather predictions for this month are that it is likely to become wetter with frequent showers just about everywhere. This is probably welcome for those without an irrigation system to keep the water reserves in the soil topped up, and particularly in ensuring that new seedlings have the right moisture levels to survive.
The recent dry weather in many parts of the country will have affected many grass pitches. Here in the Midlands, particularly in Shropshire, we have had less then 70mm of rain in the last six months - that equates to less than 3mm per week.
For those who experienced a very dry August, the chances are that despite the more inclement weather experienced during October, you will not need to go too far down the soil profile before you hit dry soil and, in some instances, only an inch or two.
The weather last month was remarkable, with many parts of country experiencing very mild temperatures; this time last year we were all having to deal with several inches of snow.
If you find your pitch is waterlogged, you will do far more harm than good, so stay off it. Whether a pitch is playable will be determined on individual circumstances, given the extreme weather conditions.
The Dennis reputation for quality began in 1922 and has grown ever since. Quality influences our approach at every stage and shapes our attitude towards delivering excellent equipment capable of creating a world class finish every time.
Team Dennis work harder to offer more support to more customers more of the time, whether at grass roots level or with professional users. That’s why you’ll see our machines on the best pitches, greens and fine lawns around the world.
At every stage of the lifecycle of a Dennis mower our team of engineers and sales support are here to help you with any technical advice. We are committed to deliver the highest levels of customer service with website, videos, catalogues, advice and help. The dealerships that represent Dennis products are carefully selected to ensure customers receive first class professional support. Whatever you need, our dealers will always be there to help.
Take hold of a Dennis mower and you'll feel the difference immediately. Solidly built, well balanced and a joy to operate.
At Dennis we understand the importance of reducing machine downtime so we carry a vast stock of spare parts. In addition, our online resource of operator manuals makes it even easier to identify the correct part number.
Renowned for innovation and continuous evolution of product through customer driven feedback and utilising the latest design technologie.
Bruce Elliot, head of grounds and estates at Crystal Palace Football Club tells us why the club have purchased six new Dennis G860 mowers complete with interchangeable cassettes.
Derby County Football Club Head Groundsman Nathan Scarff talks about why he has chosen to use Dennis G860 and Dennis Premier mowers.
Michael Curtis, Head Groundsman at Bury F.C’s JD Stadium at Gigg Lane, says the main reason he purchased the G860 was because of the machines weight. At just 166kg it is one of the lightest machines designed specifically for stadium pitch mowing on the market. Equally impressive is the G860’s versatility.
The pitch condition at West Ham United FC's Upton Park is maintained by two Dennis G860 mowers. The Dennis G860 is proving to be the number one choice for Premier League groundsmen and it’s easy to see why football’s finest stadiums are turning to this machine.
Following the recent promotion from the Conference Premier to the Football League for the first time in nine years, Cambridge United FC have purchased a Dennis G860 professional mower complete with a range of interchangeable cassettes to maintain the high standards set by award winning head groundsman Ian Darler.
The Dennis G860 interchangeable cassette machine cutting the pitch at Easter Road home of Hibernian Football Club. Head Groundsman Colin Fraser discusses the reasons why he likes the Dennis machine.
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