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Heiner
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025
Used it in sunshine, then drained the water, put the plug back in and moved it to the garage. Next day, the drum had shrunk to the point where one of the bearings had been pulled out of the plastic. Why? When it gets colder, the air contracts. With the plug in and the drum being just plastic, the drum has to give in.THERE SHOULD BE A VERY CLEAR WARNING ABOUT THIS!Solution: don't fasten the plug, so some air can move in and out. Also, when I moved the drum back in the sun, the drum expanded. It took some hammering though to get the bearing to move back in place.Based on all this, I'm not sure about the longevity of the product.
Rhonda Scott
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2024
An unconventional use. I taped a flannel cloth and ran roller across yard to pick up grass burrs. Worked great. Light weight and easy to handle. I will do again in the spring and may add water for more weight on the thicker grass areas.
No name
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2024
Used it one time and it did what I wanted it to do! So far so good!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024
Landzie 24 in Lawn Roller:Very pleased with this lawn roller. Drum is easy to fill and drain and is sufficiently heavy when filled with water to flatten out mole tunnels in the lawn. Design allows the drum to be rolled next to wooden borders surrounding the lawn where some of the mole tunnels are located. On flat ground, drum rolls fairly well with a constant push; however, drum is too heavy to push/pull up a slope by hand.To enable rolling the drum up a slope (when completely filled with water) using my lawn tractor, I drilled two holes in the handle to attach (with bolts/nuts) a Simpson Strong Tie (11-1/4 in 12 gauge steel strap) purchased at Lowe's. After rounding off the end of the tie that attaches to the lawn tractor and expanding the size of the hole in the steel strap, the strap links the heavy lawn roller to the lawn tractor and rolls smoothly behind the tractor.
Jack
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2023
Rolling after topsoil fill and seed around yard elevation low spots.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2023
Service, quality product, ease of assembly
David Ray
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2023
I got the LANDZIE poly lawn roller to replace a smaller 18 inch all steel roller. The old roller had the issues you would expect with a used steel roller given to me by a neighbor. Leaky to begin with, the rusty drum had to be constantly cleaned off and refilled. No such problem with this poly roller, it is wide enough to be useful, while not so wide that it is unwieldy. The threaded seal on the fill port does not leak, and the drum itself has withstood running over brick fragments and other semi sharp debris. I don't have a golf course to maintain, but I do have a sloping acre with plentiful chipmunks, moles, rabbits, etc. A roller is a must for minimizing erosion and flattening the minefield. At the end of the day, or season, the drum is easily drained and the roller can be hung from sturdy hooks in your garage or shed.
A. TRINIDADE
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2023
Worked well for putting in a new lawn, compacting a path and compacting a clay hill. But after about 8 hours the axles became loose and required constant hammering back into place. This design is clearly for maybe 1/4 to 1/2 full of water and in fairly gradual turns. Torque will get it messed up.
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