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TurfMakers® do not have cross members or other mulch catching points inside the tank. Look inside the tank of any other machine. Then consider the time and nuisance of cleaning that tank at the end of every work day.



Other Differences

The Pump:

TurfMaker® 1250 hydraulic models have a 3” steel gear pump driven with hydraulics. This pump can run in reverse. This can help remove a clog without having to take the pump or the machine apart.

Most Finn machines have a centrifugal pump and use a clutch to engage the pump.The pump is not driven with hydraulics. The pump does not run in reverse.

TurfMaker® machines are known for pumping thick mulch slurries through long hoses. Pumping a 10 bag mix of Flexterra HP-FGM® 500 feet up the side of a mountain with a TurfMaker® 1250 is powerful pumping.

The Agitator:

Both the Finn T120 and the TurfMaker® 1250 have reversible agitation. Reversible agitation is useful if a large piece of mulch jams the agitator. This most often occurs with a weak hydraulic system. A second issue is that if too much water is put into the tank before all the mulch is loaded, mulch will float on top of the water. Reversing the agitator can pull the floating mulch into the solution and get it mixed.

Inside The Tank: