Double Water Ballast Land Rollers 5.90m x 1.93m each
- Rolling Width -5.9 Meters (19.5ft)
- Moving to Paddock width Folded up – 3.6 Meters (12ft)
- Individual Roller weights. Full – 11650 Kgs each
- Individual Roller weights. Empty – 5100 Kgs each
- Axle sizes both Rollers – 150mm (6”)
- Rolling plate thicknesses available in – 16mm (5/8”) or 20mm (3/4”) standard size or 25mm (1”).
This Double Water Ballast Land Roller set up covers 5.9 meters (19.5ft) per pass and folds into a very narrow width the same as only one Land roller which is just 3.6M (12ft) for paddock to paddock moving.
Both rollers are our standard 3.0M (10ft) wide x 1.930M (6ft4”) x 16mm or 20mm or 25mm roller plate.
They weigh 11650Kgs full each, and 5100Kgs empty each.
Both are Water Ballast Rollers that can be run empty or filled to any water/weight level you require to ensure you get the ground effect you are looking for. the main applications/purposes are agricultural, tillage, end tow, field, paddock, farm implement, heavy duty, soil, compactor.
They have a huge 150mm (6”) axle running on greasable bearings and our standard heavy duty roller frame design that has stood the test of time over the 48 years we have been manufacturing rollers.
The front Heavy roller of this double heavy roller setup has an even heaver frame with a special extendable A frame on the front to enable your tractor to move over to an off centre position to one side, and on the rear (of the front roller) a swing out towing frame on the side and rear of the roller to allow it to swing out to one side (like a water skier) to keep it all in balance and ensure everything tows straight up and down your paddock.
The setup time in your paddock is just a couple of minutes by simply moving two pins from A to B and a bit of gravity and quietly driving your tractor forward turning Right and a short reverse turning left does the rest.
To fold back into transport position you simply do the opposite
The rollers can be towed as individuals if you need to as well.
Also don’t forget that if you already have a good land roller but it is too narrow you can now simply purchase just one new land roller with our double roller towing frame and hook your current heavy roller on the back.
Why buy a Plucks Land Roller?
- A Land Roller that won't let you down at the critical moment. Built to last for multiple generations.
- Prepared and welded together by our qualified tradesmen to NZ welding standard (AS/NZS 2980) using a multiple run welding technique.
- Our Roller sales experts will help you choose from a range of plate thicknesses, diameters, weights and widths to suit your farm requirements.
What size Heavy Roller do I need?
Size will be determined by:
- Stone size - how big your stones are will affect what plate thickness you need:
- 16mm (shingle up to fist size)
- 20mm (fist up to pumpkin)
- 25mm (rugby ball or bigger)
- no stones or swampy - Horsepower of tractor; it's important to match your towing capacity to the weight of roller
- If your land has rolling, undulating hills or it's flat (if your tractor is 4WD, this also influences the roller model).
There's nothing worse than machinery letting you down at the critical moment. Don't settle for imitations.
Call today on 0800 758 257 or click the button to send an enquiry.
Pluck’s Heavy Roller Brochure
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Testimonials
“It is vital for the roller to be the right fit for moving around the farm with stock and mowing. They don’t break down and we like the prompt service from Pluck’s.”
Dan Symonds
ALFORD FOREST
"We purchased two rollers, one from Pluck's and one from another company; in the first year, the other company roller was sent back because it leaked, and five years later, the Pluck's roller has never been touched."
Andrew Horne
DUNSANDEL
“We had heard pretty good reports about Pluck’s Rollers. We knew they were good quality. We are very pleased with how the Spring-Loaded Tow bar works, all my staff have commented on how much stress it takes out of a day when rolling and the banging and crashing on the tractor is gone making it easier to drive and operate.”