TurfTime Skid Steer Attachments

Both roller series are designed for turf leveling and surface compaction, but they are intended for different applications. Landscape Rollers are ideal for general landscaping, lawn establishment, and routine turf maintenance, while Advantage Rollers are built for heavier-duty use on sports fields, golf courses, sod farms, and commercial turf operations where greater durability and performance are required.

Yes. These TurfTime Heavy Duty Turf Rollers are designed for use with compatible tractors and skid steers. Before ordering, verify your machine's horsepower, hydraulic flow (12–18 GPM where applicable), and mounting compatibility to ensure proper operation.

The ideal roller width depends on your equipment size and the area you maintain. Narrower rollers (66") provide better maneuverability in confined spaces, while wider models up to 150" allow you to cover large areas such as golf courses, athletic fields, and sod farms more efficiently.

TurfTime rollers are commonly used for leveling newly seeded lawns, smoothing sports fields, maintaining golf courses, preparing sod farms, compacting soil after seeding, and improving the appearance and playability of turf surfaces.

Depending on the model, TurfTime Heavy Duty Turf Rollers are recommended for tractors with approximately 40–75 HP. Always confirm that your tractor meets the horsepower and hydraulic requirements listed for the specific roller before purchasing.

Yes. Routine maintenance includes greasing bearings, inspecting the roller drum, checking hydraulic hoses and fittings (if equipped), tightening hardware, and cleaning debris after use. Performing regular maintenance helps maximize performance and extends the life of the roller.