View Full Version : Z Plugr and Sprayer Combo
Rob Spread & Spray
10-03-2006, 06:22 PM
Has anyone bought the combo yet? Adding the spray unit to the plugr looks much more cumbersome.
Which unit have you guys bought and why did you choose that model out of the 3-4 they offer?
rob, a friend of mine has the pluger/spreader and loves it/.
Forever Green Lawn
10-04-2006, 12:05 AM
Rob,
We've had that combo for a couple of years and we like it. It's nice to be able to use your z-plugr all season. We run it along with our 2 z-max sprayers. It's a little more cumbersome to use because it's longer, but not bad once you get used to it. Switching between the aerator and the sprayer can be a pain, but we usually only do it a few times a year.
Rob Spread & Spray
10-04-2006, 09:26 AM
4 Ever- So you have 2 z-max AND the Plugr combo?
How small a lawn can you treat with the max?
Is there a big price difference between the 3 sprayers?
Forever Green Lawn
10-04-2006, 06:54 PM
You can treat smaller lawns with a z-max if you have to, but it's better on larger areas. For small lawns we use perma-greens. For big jobs... the z-max has 'em all beat. As for cost, a new z-max is $8195.00 and the 46" z-plugr is $6795.00 plus $895.00 for the spreader attachment and $1095.00 for the tank attachment.
Rob Spread & Spray
10-04-2006, 07:52 PM
4Ever: You have both then???
Seems like a no brainer to buy the Plur plus add ons. You get the best of both for another $600.
Does the Z Plugr with tank and spreader do as good a job as the Max on applications?
How do you transport all your stuff?
Does it get tipsy with only one front caster?
Forever Green Lawn
10-05-2006, 12:02 AM
Never had any problems with it getting tipsy. It's spreads and sprays just fine. The max has a wider spray pattern, but that's about it. I had the z-plugr before I bought the 2 maxs. I have one guy that runs the plugr and when he's done we swap in the tank and he helps on commercial jobs along with the 2 maxs. It's good to be able to use the machine all season, instead of only the spring and fall.
Thanks.
Looking at all my fert/squirt choices, and being able to aerate with a machine would be great.
I just don't want to have any "yeah, but it's lousy at..______", know what I mean?
Thanks
Rob Spread & Spray
10-05-2006, 09:21 AM
It's good to be able to use the machine all season, instead of only the spring and fall.
Yes I agree, would hate to have that much money just sitting most of the year.
DO you have any pictures of how you transport? I am making some changes for next year and I am working on how we will be laying things out between the our Izusu Flat Bed, A Pick up and a 6x10 Enclosed Single Axle Trailer.
Forever Green Lawn
10-07-2006, 01:44 PM
I have the z-trailer that lt rich makes. You don't see it on the web site, but they will still make one if you ask. Your 6x10 trailer will work fine too.
James Cormier
10-17-2006, 11:29 PM
Yes I agree, would hate to have that much money just sitting most of the year.
DO you have any pictures of how you transport? I am making some changes for next year and I am working on how we will be laying things out between the our Izusu Flat Bed, A Pick up and a 6x10 Enclosed Single Axle Trailer.
Rob, you ole dog, how you doing?
Im almost ready to start my winter PG tour, watch out it might be coming your way :clapping:
Rob Spread & Spray
10-17-2006, 11:33 PM
No way your getting out for another 2 week road trip. LOLOLOL
Talk soon.
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