Pasture Roller

[Rubi513]

Sweet!
Well done!

[Texas Grown]

That thing is roll-n it flat! Nice job!

[Palmetto]

That's some good lookin' dirt Stan!

[Blackmouth]

Looks like it works good.

You could probably rent that out or provide a service, I recommend rolling pastures during planting a few times a week to various people.

How much HP is your tractor?

[Russ79]

I need something similar, but not quite as long. My question is...how do you load that heavy thing onto a trailer when you need to carry it somewhere to use? Once it get it to one deer lease I can drag it from one spot to the next but then have to load to go to a different lease.

[Stan R]

Looks like it works good.

You could probably rent that out or provide a service, I recommend rolling pastures during planting a few times a week to various people.

How much HP is your tractor?

Kubota 7040. 70 HP

[Stan R]

I need something similar, but not quite as long. My question is...how do you load that heavy thing onto a trailer when you need to carry it somewhere to use? Once it get it to one deer lease I can drag it from one spot to the next but then have to load to go to a different lease.

Don't plan of moving it off the land.

I would have to think a few on how I would load.

I bet it weighs about 1400-1500 lbs empty. The tube is 1200 not counting the end plates and axles.

I might sell this one after planting and make one about 8 feet.

Already looking for a tube.

[bboswell]

Loading it empty of water wouldn’t be bad, avoiding the over width tickets would be the challenge!

Good work Stan, that’s doin Xactly what you needed!

[Big_gun]

I would have to think a few on how I would load.

I might sell this one after planting and make one about 8 feet.

couple of straps around the tube and pick it up with tractor OR a frame with some road tires and a 180 deg rotating coupling... flip one way to go down road, other to haul...

would it be easier to cut yours down to 8' by taking a section out of the middle?

nice build.!

[Stan R]

couple of straps around the tube and pick it up with tractor OR a frame with some road tires and a 180 deg rotating coupling... flip one way to go down road, other to haul...

would it be easier to cut yours down to 8' by taking a section out of the middle?

nice build.!

If I do anything it will be get a new 8 foot tube and adjust that current frame to 8 feet. make 2 6 foot rollers out the current tube with small same style of the current one.

Something you would only use once a year but nothing else will work