Automatic Field Net Staker

The SAS 300 is an automatic field net staker that secures field netting with wooden stakes. It replaces the repeated process of bending down and pushing each stake into the soil by hand.

Your operator can set the machine to fire at selected intervals or to trigger each stake by hand with the remote control.

By automating the staking step, the SAS 300 helps crews cover more acres in less time with better consistency. It also lets you direct employees toward tasks that still require judgment or field supervision by minimizing hard manual labor.

The operator can program the SAS 300 to fire after the machine travels a selected distance. This setting creates repeatable spacing as the machine moves through the field. When a project needs more control, the operator can fire individual stakes with the remote.

These 2 modes give your crew a practical balance between automation and control:

• Preset firing supports consistent intervals.
• Remote firing handles specific locations.
• The operator can adjust the approach as field needs change.

This flexibility helps crews reinforce slopes, edges, or other specific areas without returning to hand-staking slabs or small rolls.

The SAS 300 can be pulled behind several vehicles. Compatible towing options include:

• A golf cart
• A four-wheeler
• A small tractor

These options let you use equipment already available on the farm. Plus, its 12-volt electrical system and low-amperage design support practical field use.

Be sure to confirm that your chosen tow vehicle can safely handle the field conditions. Check the hitch or three-point connection before each use.

Labor savings depend on an operation’s acreage, staking intervals, and crew workflow. The automatic field net staker removes the need to place every stake by hand. That change can reduce repetitive bending and free employees for other field work.

It targets one of the most physically repetitive parts of field net installation, making the work more efficient.

The SAS 300 has the following dimensions:

• Height: 4.1 feet
• Length from hitch to end: 6.6 feet
• Width: 4.5 feet
• Weight: 295 pounds

Its compact footprint supports field towing, storage, and transportation planning. Before moving the machine, secure it properly and confirm that your trailer can handle the total load.

The SAS 300 stakes field net after the material gets placed. It does not complete the full installation process by itself. For farms that want to automate more of that work, our BN-1720 Field Net Installer creates divots and inserts the net. A press wheel then levels the soil and helps secure the material.

The BN-1720 can also use dual auto-stakers. The right setup depends on whether you need a dedicated automatic field net staker or a machine that combines installation with staking. Our team can compare both options with your current workflow.

No, though large farms can gain significant labor savings because they stake more acres. Smaller operations can also benefit when manual staking slows down a limited crew.

The SAS 300 may fit your operation when:

• Field net installation happens regularly.
• Crew availability limits your pace.
• Workers spend too much time hand staking.
• You want more repeatable stake spacing.

We can review your acreage and installation frequency before recommending a machine.

We build the SAS 300 for professional agricultural use. Its specific design focuses on one demanding job: placing stakes repeatedly across production fields.

That specialization gives owners a high-quality machine designed around the specific demands of field net work.

Quality construction supports dependable operation and protects the value of your purchase. Magnum ENP started on a working sod farm, so our equipment reflects the conditions our customers face. Since 1989, we have developed American-made equipment around real turf production needs.

Our relationship with you continues well after delivery. SAS 300 owners can access:

• Parts and operator manuals
• Product-specific service videos
• Published service updates
• Phone-based technical support
• On-farm technician visits

Our team can give helpful advice, troubleshoot issues, and identify replacement parts. Most in-stock equipment parts can ship the same day when you order before the carrier deadline.

Start by reviewing how your crew currently stakes field nets. Consider:

• The number of acres you net
• Your normal staking interval
• Available workers
• Current towing equipment
• Seasonal production goals

An automatic field net staker can fit operations when hand staking slows installation, increases physical strain, or requires workers you need elsewhere. It may also suit growing operations that want to increase acreage without increasing labor at the same rate.

Our team can review your field conditions and processes. We will help you determine the level of labor savings and flexibility the SAS 300 can provide to support your goals.