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ROCK REMOVAL/RAKES  GKB Stoneburier


The new Stoneburier from GKB Machines creates the perfect seed bed using one machine and one operation. It is designed to bury stones and turf under the surface and then cover it with a layer of loose soil. Material separation takes place through the sieve behind the cutting rotor. The rotor rotates in the opposite direction relative to the standard. As a result, the material is thrown against the screen. In the sieve, loose soil is separated into coarse particles. The maximum working depth is 7-inches (17.78-cm). The working depth is set with a packer roller which is easily adjusted up or down by the spindles on both sides of the machine. For an even stronger operation, the packer roller can be filled with over 25 gallons (94.64 liters) of water. The packer roller can be hydraulically side shifted to make your finished product seamless.


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 BROUWER BTR-30 HD TURF ROLLER


THE GENTLE GIANT YOU CAN TRUST | 5.5-HP HONDA GX160


The dependable and durable BTR-30 HD is designed to live up to the demanding workload of Landscape Contractors and the Rental Environment. This self-propelled textured roller with Heavy Duty Traction Drum, Power Protection Cover, and powered by a dependable 5.5-HP HONDA Engine, is top dog when it comes to leveling screening, dirt, or sod of any size. The easy to operate self propelled roller offers easy loading and maneuverability while especially handy for smaller projects that involve working around trees, shrubs, or garden beds. The 3/16-inch (.476-cm) Traction Drum is great on slopes and the edges are curved to avoid damaging soft turfgrass.


• Optional Power Unit Protection with single lifting point • 30-inch (76.2-cm) rolling width • Traction drum for slopes / Smooth drum for greens • Dual fill / drain plugs • Rounded roller edges to prevent turf damage • Single lever hydrostatic drive


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TR-224 RIDE-ON TURF ROLLER SMALL BUT MIGHTY | 5.5-HP HONDA GX160


Robust but gentle, start newly laid turfgrass off healthy and strong with the TR-224 Ride-On Turf Roller, ideal for tight spaces or areas with limited or narrow access. Equipped with 24-inch (60.96-cm) wide rollers, available with unique rounded-edge rollers to prevent turfgrass damage, the heavy duty TR224 also comes standard with two plugs for ease of draining or filling with water. This ride-on turf roller is easy on turfgrass and easy on the operator, with lever-assist steering for exceptional maneuverability, proven 5.5-hp Honda GX160 engine coupled with single-lever F-N-R clutchless transmission and single-lever shifting. The TR-224 from Brouwer is the reliable, economical way to set fresh turfgrass and a must for landscapers, contractors, and rentals.


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