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Vibratory Roller Attachment
Overview
- Tackle uneven terrain and big jobs with the vibratory roller attachment
- Ideal for site preparation, landscaping contractors, and paving operations
- Hard-packs in either forward or reverse
- Offset drum design allows for operating next to sidewalks, walls, and curbs
- Easy to haul over the road, the vibratory roller delivers faster results in fewer passes
- Sand, pea rock, gravel, and asphalt patching: Choose a smooth drum.
- Heavy soils, clay, and clay-based backfill compaction: Choose a padded drum.
Features & Benefits
Bi-Directional; Operation
Dual-direction vibration motor permits compaction while traveling in either direction.
Drum Oscillation
Free drum oscillation keeps more of the drum in contact with the surface on uneven terrain.
Isolation Mounting System
This system reduces vibration transferred to the operator, meaning less operator fatigue and more comfortable working conditions. It also supports more consistent pressure to the ground, delivering consistent compacting results.
Offset Drum Design
The offset drum design allows the right side of roller to extend past the machine for compacting next to sidewalks, walls, or curbs.
Oil-Bath Bearings
Designed to avoid costly downtime, the oil-bath bearings eliminate the need for daily greasing.
Protected Hose Routing
Hoses are routed for protection and maximum uptime. It also helps keep the couplers clean.
Scrapers
Scrapers keep the drum clean for better ground contact and compaction.
Versatility
Choose between a smooth or padded drum, depending on the jobsite.
Bob-Tach™ Mounting System
The Bob-Tach™ attachment mounting system turns any loader into a multi-job machine with a tight-fit attachment hook-up. Fast and easy attachment changes mean spending less time on maintenance and more time on the job.
Top Tasks
- Paving, patching, trenching and flatwork
How It Works
The vibrating action of the roller allows the base material to realign and compact from the bottom up. A hydraulic motor drives a centrifugal weight on the drum shaft that provides the compacting action.