System that allow:• Verticutting: Performs a number ofcuts on the ground up to a recommendeddepth of up to 3 cm, but suggestmaximun 0,5 cm• Removing the moss by touching thegroundThis system is referred floating becauseeven if the impact blades against some ofthe typical gardens obstacle (superficial rootsof plants, heads of sprinklers, curbs, etc..) Will not be damaged, because they rotateon their own center and return to theirworking position thanks to centrifugal forcerising from rotation at 3000 rpm).Verticutting is literally verti ca I cutting, the operation of creating perfectly precise and rigidgrooves on the grass. Grass roots will be cut offwithout being ripped off and without damage.The groove will have a constant depth and, ifproperly registered by the operator, is 0,3 cmto 0,5 cm, perfect far oxygenating the soil.

Often on the meadow there are accumulations of moss and felt, due to the stagnation of water, to the constant presence left to the ground, using themulching system. Before brushing the grass roots and the first layer of soil, it is necessary to clean the felt sheet. You must comb the grass layer withsoft tips such as those of a spring. However, as a result of a highspeedoperation, with considerable power provided by the engine, it is necessary to givestiffness to the cutting system by intercepting springs with moving knives. This prevents the system from pushing too much on the springs of the springsavoiding the resulting breakage. This type of cutting system requires little power to the engine and must be made at the lowest possible speeds.

Often on the meadow there are accumulations of moss and felt, due to the stagnation of water, to the constant presence left to the ground, using themulching system. Before brushing the grass roots and the first layer of soil, it is necessary to clean the felt sheet. You must comb the grass layer withsoft tips such as those of a spring. However, as a result of a highspeedoperation, with considerable power provided by the engine, it is necessary to givestiffness to the cutting system by intercepting springs with moving knives. This prevents the system from pushing too much on the springs of the springsavoiding the resulting breakage. This type of cutting system requires little power to the engine and must be made at the lowest possible speeds.