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REED Tools Found in Golf Course Maintenance
REED Tools Offer a Straight Shot Down the Fairway![Golf Course News Header PcP]()
Maintaining PVC drainage and sprinkler lines on a golf course requires regular inspection, cleaning, and repair to ensure efficient water delivery and turf health. PVC lines should be checked for cracks and leaks, especially in colder climates where brittleness can be an issue. Tools from REED, such as Ratchet Shears for clean cuts, Pump Stick® for water removal, and deburring tools for prepping pipe ends, help streamline maintenance tasks and improve system longevity. Using the right tools and techniques ensures both types of pipe perform reliably throughout the season.
Scissor & Ratchet Shears
For tubing maintenance on the golf course, ratchet shears and scissor shears are like the perfect club selection for a tricky lie—they make quick work of installing or repairing lines with precision and ease. These tools cut from ¼ inch up to 2-inch nominal plastic pipe and tubing, handling everything from the smallest drip lines to larger non-pressurized PVC runs. Ideal for flexible tubing, they help grounds crews stay on par with irrigation upkeep.
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DEB4 Deburring Tool
DEB4 is like a versatile club in your maintenance bag—ready to handle multiple pipe sizes with one swing. It snaps onto plastic pipe and rotates smoothly to cut an external chamfer before gluing, combining deburring and chamfering in a single motion. The DEB4 fits six pipe diameters and works with PVC, CPVC, ABS, and PP. Whether you're prepping for a perfect connection or keeping the irrigation system in top shape, DEB4 helps keep the course in championship condition.
Pump Stick® Cordless Water Transfer Pump
For a flexible, cordless solution to removing nuisance water, the REED Pump Stick® is like having a reliable caddie—always ready when you need it. Choose your preferred battery platform and keep this slim, powerful pump close at hand. Pump Stick® fits right in the golf cart, ready to clear water hazards and keep the course in top form.
