You can easily remove the infill yourself using a car or truck, a boxcutter, and some rope!

Cut a small incision near the edge of your turf roll, just wide enough to fit a rope through.

Tie both ends of the rope to a trailer hitch or the bumper of a car or truck.

Drive slowly forward until your turf is unrolled and the infill falls out.

Use a box cutter to cut the turf into 20 foot sections.

Grab a corner and shake out the remaining infill from each section.

Collect infill if you wish to reuse it.

Removing Infill With A Forklift

Or if you have access to a forklift, you can also use that to remove infill.

Use the forklift to lift a section of your turf roll about four feet or so off the ground.

Use a broom to lightly hit the turf and shake the infill out.

Lower the turf back to the ground.

Repeat this process for the entire roll.
Note: This process is only recommended if you’re skilled in the operation of a forklift. Do not attempt if you are not able to comfortably operate a forklift.