The new patent pending Flicker-Brush 5.3m has been specifically designed to be the solution to the fairway wormcast problem which greenkeepers have been struggling with ever since the banning of Carbendazim in 2017. The bristles themselves are thicker, longer, and less densely packed so that they pass between the blades of grass, rather than smearing over the surface. The three brush frames all run on their own castor wheels, with the bristle tips set just lightly touching the turf. This causes the bristles to flex slightly backwards, then energetically flick forwards repeatedly as the brush moves over the turf. This rapid flicking motion, combined with the extra bristle length and thickness, produces a shattering action on the wormcasts which effectively disperses them without smearing them into the turf surface. At 5.3metres wide, the Flicker-Brush is also ideal for dispersing dew. Then, hydraulically folded in to 2.2metres, it immediately becomes a very efficient topdressing brush.
