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Recommended brands for concrete rollers
I am planning to buy a lawn roller next month. I’ve been researching different types of rollers and I’ve read about the many benefits of a solid concrete roller. I’ve had a good look online and they seem to be few and far between. I found a few products for sale on eBay and that was about it. Are there any brands you’d recommend I check out who still sell concrete rollers? Or are they no longer being produced?
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"We never use concrete rollers, always water filled ones.
If whatever's being rolled is level water filled ones will suffice."
If whatever's being rolled is level water filled ones will suffice."
Answered on 22nd Oct 2020 - Member since Jan 2019 -
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"Hi, the lawn roller isn't use so much anymore for that reason isn't in the market a lot.
You can check in Amazon there are a couple.
Also, if is not that you want you can return it.
I hope this helps Thank you"
You can check in Amazon there are a couple.
Also, if is not that you want you can return it.
I hope this helps Thank you"
Answered on 22nd Oct 2020 - Member since Oct 2020 -
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"Roller for strips in the grass? if so its the lawn mower that makes the strips. Try Toro, they have a good range of mowers with and without the roller but they still makes strips. You would be cheaper buy a cylinder mower with roller attached"
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"We do a lot of re seeding work and really struggled to find a suitable roller
In the end I went to a local machinery auction and bought a antique one,probably from the 1950s
It's an amazing bit of kit and worked out cheaper than a new one"
In the end I went to a local machinery auction and bought a antique one,probably from the 1950s
It's an amazing bit of kit and worked out cheaper than a new one"
Answered on 22nd Oct 2020 - Member since Jun 2020 -
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"The best advice is google or suppliers, they will give more detail of how they turn out."
Answered on 23rd Nov 2020 - Member since Aug 2019 -
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