land Rollers

[bob_wood]

I fabricated these rollers a while ago now and they have work Very well. The rolls are completely filled wih concrete and are VERY heavey ( think about a thousand lbs each ) They mold to the contour of the land quite well. Being very heavey allows them to drive anything smaller than a 4" oak stump right down in the ground ( just kidding ).I made this set of rollers several years ago and have used them aot since then.

[john_bud]

What is the drum stock ?
Got a close up of how you attached the back rolles to the front>?

jb

[bob_wood]

The drum stock is a old 3 section oat roller. I disassembled the oat roller and used the 3 rolls ( filled with concrete ). The second picture shows how i attached the rear rolls to the front one.... I just pinned them on to the rear cross bar of the front roll ... a loose pin connection to give maximun flexibility

[AKfish]

Impressive! I'll bet there's some "black smoke" from your tractor when you come to a small rise in the field!

Pretty slick, too -- no doubt, with the rear rollers able to follow the contours of the ground you're workin'.

Thanks for sharin'.

AKfish

[bob_wood]

john
the pics show a closer view of the rear roller hookup

Geeez I should give this thing a coat of paint. I've been using it for years now and never realized how bad it looked

[bob_wood]

Originally Posted by AKfish

Impressive! I'll bet there's some "black smoke" from your tractor when you come to a small rise in the field!

Pretty slick, too -- no doubt, with the rear rollers able to follow the contours of the ground you're workin'.

Thanks for sharin'.

AKfish

Thanks AKfish.
Im new at this posting on the forums...been lurking around for quite awhile on here and decided to try posting some of My stuff.