Tire Track
Description:
Tire tracks are caused by the tire rolling on the turf.
When the tire rolls on the turf after the cutting unit has
cut the turf, the effects usually dissipate over time.
Tire Track
Causes of Tire Tracks:
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Tire rolling turf prior to cut
Traction unit weight
Moisture content in or on turf
Tire configuration (edge profile)
Air pressure too high or too low
Inconsistent turf density
Cleanup pass ruts
Possible Corrective Actions:
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Use brushes or combs if tire rolls the turf first
Remove unnecessary weight such as cabs and accessories used in winter etc. (Four wheel drive
if not necessary)
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Restrict vehicle access to turf during high moisture periods
Mow later in the day when moisture has stabilized
Change tire to a different profile ( a wider, larger diameter is more effective)
Adjust air pressure to maintain even contact on turf
Dethatch, Verti-cut, and aerate
Alter the clean up path by moving over a foot on alternating days or changing directions if cutting
units are offset.
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Reduce clean-up pass frequency
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