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COSTWAY 17-Gallon Lawn Roller, Heavy-Duty Steel Push/Pull Sod Roller, Water/Sand Filled, 36"x12", Black

4.3/5 (9 reviews)
$76.49
COSTWAY 17-Gallon Lawn Roller, Heavy-Duty Steel Push/Pull Sod Roller, Water/Sand Filled, 36"x12", Black
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What It Is

A 17-gallon, 36-inch-wide steel lawn roller that you fill with water or sand for added weight. Designed for push or pull use behind a riding mower, ATV, or by hand to flatten soil, smooth bumps, or press in seeds on lawns and gardens.

Fitment & Compatibility

  • Hitch type: Requires a standard 3/4-inch receiver hitch or a tow bar with a clevis pin. Not compatible with zero-turn mowers that lack a rear hitch.
  • Deck clearance: The roller is 36 inches wide. Ensure your mower’s rear deck or frame has at least 6 inches of clearance on each side to avoid contact during turns.
  • Weight capacity: When filled with water, the roller weighs about 140 lbs; with sand, roughly 200 lbs. Verify your mower’s towing capacity—most lawn tractors handle 150–200 lbs, but compact models may struggle.
  • Mounting hardware: Includes a hitch pin and clip, but you may need to buy a separate tow bar if your mower doesn’t have a rear receiver. No OEM-specific adapters—universal fit only.

Key Things to Know

  • Assembly: Moderate difficulty—requires basic tools and about 30 minutes. The handle and axle bolts need periodic tightening; use Loctite to prevent loosening.
  • Fill cap: The plastic cap on the drum can crack if over-tightened. Hand-tighten only, and consider adding a rubber gasket for a better seal.
  • Rolling surface: The steel drum leaves a slight tread pattern on soft soil. For a smooth finish, roll when the ground is slightly moist, not wet.
  • Durability: Paint may chip after a few uses, especially on the hitch bracket. Touch up with rust-resistant spray paint to extend life.

Should You Buy It

Buy if you need an affordable, heavy-duty roller for occasional lawn leveling or seedbed prep and have a mower with a rear hitch. Skip if you want a perfectly smooth finish on delicate turf, need a quick-assembly tool, or plan to tow with a small push mower—the weight and width may be too much.

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