Brinly’s 24″ Combination Push Lawn Roller or Tow-Behind Lawn Roller is the perfect tool for achieving an even, smooth lawn. The PRC-24BH is ideal for erasing lawn damage by moles and frost heaves or for packing down loose dirt, newly sewn seed or sod. With a 28-gallon capacity drum, it’s light enough to push through the yard in those hard to reach areas, yet rugged enough to tow so your lawn tractor can do the work.
The heavy-duty polyethylene drum won’t dent or rust and holds up to 28 gallons of water. An extra-large diameter opening allows for faster filling and emptying. And all Brinly rollers feature rounded ends so you don’t damage your lawn during turns. When your lawn project is finished, simply drain and hang this lightweight roller in your garage or shed to occupy minimal storage space.
Push Lawn Roller / Tow-Behind Lawn Roller
The combination push or tow behind design provides versatility and convenience for rolling both tight areas and open spaces.
28 Gallon Capacity
The 28-gallon capacity heavy-duty roller is light enough to push through the yard and heavy enough to withstand towing.
Easy Storage
The lightweight compact size allows for easy storage when not in use.
Rounded Ends
The rounded drum ends ensure a smooth tractor turn without damaging lawns.
Filler Cap
The extra large diameter fill opening expedites filling and emptying.
Scraper Bar
The scraper bar above drum keeps roller free from debris as you roll.
| Attachment | Universal Hitch Pin |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Country of origin | USA |
| Drum capacity gallons | 28 |
| Fill hole diameter in | 1.625 |
| Fits brands | Fits all riding lawn and garden tractors, and ZTR mowers |
| Fits models | All models with rear hitch plate |
| Included accessories | Hitch pin |
| Max tow speed | 5 MPH |
| Primary material | Poly |
| Product height in | 18 |
| Product length in | 48.33 |
| Product width in | 31.31 |
| Secondary material | Steel |
| Warranty | 2 Year Limited Warranty |
| Weight when full lbs | 270 |
*All product information specified in the above chart is held as approximate.
