Strac 720 Multi-Purpose Power Tool with Interchangeable Heads for Fraise Mowing, Seeding, Verticutting, Sod Cutting, Sand Injection, Core Aerifying, and More!
Product Overview
Wiedenmann’s award-winning STrac 720 multi-purpose walk-behind turfgrass management power tool quickly and easily configures to perform a variety of tasks, depending on which head is affixed to the machine’s body. The STrac 720’s interchangeable heads work similarly to how a power drill has heads for drilling holes or inserting screws, except it’s for turfgrass.
Adaptable • Versatile • Useful
Additional heads:
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Vibrating disc seeding head
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Vibrating dimple seeding head
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Vibrating spiking head
Benefits for Golf
Improve Greens Design Integrity
Greens tend to shrink over time. Use the STrac 720 to remove sand lips and dams to restore greens back to their original shape and size.
Easily Switch Between Tasks
Use one machine with different heads to aerify, verticut, drill cores, seed, and more.
Benefits for Sports Turf
Improve Player Safety
Use the fraise mower head to remove built up lips that could become trip hazards. Present a more consistent playing surface with beneficial cultural practices afforded by the STrac 720.
Benefits for Landscapers
Maneuverable in Tight Spaces
At only 26-inches wide, the STrac 720 is compact and nimble with a tight turning radius suitable for most any yard and takes up less room on the truck. One or both of the side tires may be moved to the front of the machine to maneuver it closer to flowerbeds and sidewalks, around trees, through gates, or into small yards.
Save Money and Man-Hours
The STrac 720 is reasonably priced. It also significantly reduces the time required to cut out and remove sod. When used with the optional fraise mower head, sod removal is even faster.
Specifications
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26-inch working width
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Tight turning radius for small spaces
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Light enough and maneuverable enough for nearly any turf area
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One or both of the side tires may be moved to the front of the machine to maneuver it closer to flowerbeds and sidewalks, around trees, through gates, or into small yards
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Named SFMA 2025 Innovative Award for turf management technological innovation