central - east central Minnesota - | Brillion would work as such, just different sized drums and more money for the brillion. I've rented a 30ft brillion single roller on fresh seeded alfalfa ground after blowing the seed on, to push the seed in and firm the ground up more. The little dimples on the rollers of the brillion hurt alfalfa crowns also, where as a big roller doesn't. I felt there may have been some confusion as to what the poster was really looking for . . .
Edited by iseedit 3/11/2009 10:54
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Information On A Land Roller
