Lawn rollers
A close copy of the Brinly at $201, rounded drum edges included, with only 10 ratings.
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.
There is no advantage over Brinly at this price.
Roll only when the manual and your soil allow it: a filled roller on wet ground compacts it. Empty it before lifting.
They have the same listed size and capacity.
Only if Brinly is out of stock.
The biggest roller here, 48 inches wide and 550 lb filled, made in the USA for lawn tractors.
Best for: A large lawn with a tractor.
A small push or tow roller with a U-handle at $90.
Best for: A small lawn or new sod.
A well-rated poly push-tow roller with a tethered plug and 28-gallon capacity, for $199.
Best for: Most lawns.
A 2-gallon sprayer with a longer 52-inch hose, two nozzles and a US-based company behind it.
Best for: Reaching further without stepping on beds.
A weighted oscillating sprinkler with 16 nozzles, a quick-connect set and steel filters, for $18.
Best for: A rectangular lawn.
Three adjustable spike sprinklers with a 30 ft diameter each and a quick-connect bundle, for $19.
Best for: Long narrow beds.
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