Lawn rollers
A small push or tow roller with a U-handle at $90.
A small push or tow roller with a U-handle at $90.
Best for: A small lawn or new sod.
At 20 inches, it suits small lawns.
Roll only when the manual and your soil allow it: a filled roller on wet ground compacts it. Empty it before lifting.
Water or sand, per the listing.
Yes, for storage.
A well-rated poly push-tow roller with a tethered plug and 28-gallon capacity, for $199.
Best for: Most lawns.
A steel 61-liter roller for $89, sold by Amazon.com.
Best for: A budget buyer.
A close copy of the Brinly at $201, rounded drum edges included, with only 10 ratings.
Best for: A buyer who cannot get a Brinly.
A $15 1-gallon sprayer from Chapin’s 105,000-rating family, with a funnel top.
Best for: A spot treatment in a small yard.
Two 2-gallon SureSpray tanks for $45, the biggest deal here.
Best for: A big yard with two chemicals.
Two 1-gallon Chapin sprayers for $30: one for weedkiller and one for everything else.
Best for: Keeping weedkiller away from other jobs.
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