ANNUAL EQUIPMENT & PRODUCT BUYER'S GUIDE ROLLERS


Brouwer Kesmac Brouwer BTR 30 Walk Behind Turf Roller The BTR 30 walk behind Turf Roller is available with a traction or smooth drum with formed edges to prevent turf damage. It comes standard with two plugs for ease of draining or filling with water. A 5.5 hp Honda engine coupled with a hydrostatic drive and fingertip controls allow easy maneuverability even in the tightest areas. The total width is only 36 inches. It is also available with a power unit protection package providing a single lifting point. The heavy duty built BTR 30 Roller comes with a foldable handle for easy transport and storage: a must for landscapers, contractors and rentals. Standard 3/16-inch heavy-duty drum.


Brouwer Kesmac Brouwer TR 224 Ride On Turf Rollers Features: • Lever assist steering for exceptional maneuverability • Honda 5.5 hp engine for reliability and economy • Proven single-lever F-N-R clutchless transmission • Unique rounded-edge rollers prevent turf damage • Two fill-drain plugs per roller for convenience • 24 in. wide rollers for access to narrow paths


Brouwer Kesmac Kesmac KFR 90 Heavy Duty Field Roller The Heavy Duty KFR 90 Field Roller for turf producers features: 90 inch wide by 48 inch diameter with a scraper. It can be filled with water to increase the total weight to 8800 lbs. A fold down jack and heavy duty construction make it the ideal roller for turf producers to roll their fields.


Sales Midwest, Inc. New and Used Rollers Sales Midwest offers an assortment of sod rollers. Featured is the Kesmac KTR30 Sod Roller with smooth or heavy duty traction drum and rounded edges. It is gentle on turf and easy to maneuver around tight spaces. The handle folds for easy transport and storage. Visit www.salesmidwest.com, email tim@salesmidwest.com, or call 913-254-9560 for more details.


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TPI Turf News November/December 2017


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