Single Landroller

The Single Landroller is our one-drum roller. We build it in Plum Coulee, Manitoba, in seven widths from 4’ to 20’. The 4’ runs behind a 24+ HP tractor and the 20’ wants 80+. Every width takes one of three drums, and every drum can be filled with water when you want more weight on the ground.

What it does in the field

Rolling presses rocks and root balls back down, flattens lumps and ruts, and firms the surface so seed sits against soil instead of air. You get the return twice: an even stand in the spring, and a header that runs low in the fall without picking up stone. Alfalfa, pasture, crop residue and rural airport grounds all get rolled with these.

Drums

Three drums fit every width: 36” x 1/2”, 42” x 5/8” and 42” x 3/4”. The 42” x 3/4” is the heavy one, and with it a 4’ machine works out to 540 lbs per foot of width while the 20’ sits at 385. Water in the drum adds more than that, and it drains out again when you want the machine light.

Shaft, bearings and knuckles

The drum turns on a 3” shaft carried by an 18” support plate inside the drum, in a 3” self-aligning HD bearing. Knuckles are ductile cast with grease grooves cut into them. Cast is more porous than steel, so grease works through the joint instead of sitting in one place, and pins are less likely to seize.

Frame and hitch

Frame tubing is 8” x 4” x 3/8” and hitch tubing is 6” x 4” x 3/8”. A clevis hitch insert is available if that is what your tractor pulls with. A mechanical acre counter keeps track of coverage. Mandako green or black.

Sizes and transport

Transport length is 11’-8” on every size. Overall width runs from 5’-2” on the 4’ to 21’-1” on the 20’, and there are no wings to fold on a single-drum machine, so that is the width that travels the road. Working width is 4’-1” up to 20’-1”.


Sizes and options

  • Widths: 4’, 6’, 8’, 10’, 12’, 15’ and 20’. Horsepower requirement 24+, 24+, 32+, 40+, 48+, 60+ and 80+.
  • Drums: 36” x 1/2”, 42” x 5/8” (0.625” wall) and 42” x 3/4" HD drum, on every width.
  • Weight: with the 42” x 3/4” drum, 540 lbs per foot on the 4’ down to 385 lbs per foot on the 20’.
  • Water: ability to add water to the drum for extra weight.
  • Drum shaft & bearing: 3” drum shaft with an 18” support plate inside the drum, 3” HD self-aligning bearing.
  • Frame: 8” x 4” x 3/8” frame tubing, 6” x 4” x 3/8” hitch tubing.
  • Knuckles: ductile cast with grease grooves.
  • Hitch: clevis hitch insert.
  • Field options: mechanical acre counter.
  • Transport: 11’-8” transport length on every size, overall width 5’-2” to 21’-1”, overall height 3’ to 3’-6”.
  • Colours: Mandako Green or Black.
  • Wider machines: 30’ to 50’ on the 3-Plex Landroller, 62’ to 85’ on the 5-Plex Landroller.
Advantages of the model
Seven widths, 4’ to 20’
The 4’ unit rolls behind a 24+ HP tractor, the 20’ behind 80+. Same frame tubing, same 3” shaft and the same drum choices across all seven widths, so the small machine is not a lighter build than the big one.
Three drums on every size
36” x 1/2” for lighter work, 42” x 5/8” as the standard, and the 42” x 3/4” HD drum for ground where you press rock every spring. The heavy drum puts 540 lbs per foot under a 4’ machine and 385 under a 20’.
Water instead of ballast
Every drum can be filled with water. That is the cheapest weight you can put in a roller, it comes back out when you want the machine light on a soft field, and there is nothing to bolt on or store.
Grease that reaches the pin
Knuckles are ductile cast with grease grooves cut in. Cast is more porous than steel, so grease travels through the joint rather than sitting where the zerk put it, and pins seize less often. The 3” shaft runs in a self-aligning HD bearing.
Specifications
Dimension4’6’8’10’12’15’20’
Transport Length11’-8”11’-8”11’-8”11’-8”11’-8”11’-8”11’-8”
Overall Height3'/3'-6"3'/3'-6"3'/3'-6"3'/3'-6"3'/3'-6"3'/3'-6"3'/3'-6"
Overall Width5'-2"7'-2"9'-2"11'-1"13'-1"16'-1"21'-1"
Working Width4'-1"6'-1"8'-1"10'-1"12'-1"15'-1"20'-1"
Horsepower Req.24+24+32+40+48+60+80+
Approx. Weight (lbs/ft) 42" × 3/4" Drum540490455445430410385
Drum Size36"× 1/2"W | 42"× 5/8"W | 42" × 3/4"W36"× 1/2"W | 42"× 5/8"W | 42" × 3/4"W36"× 1/2"W | 42"× 5/8"W | 42" × 3/4"W36"× 1/2"W | 42"× 5/8"W | 42" × 3/4"W36"× 1/2"W | 42"× 5/8"W | 42" × 3/4"W36"× 1/2"W | 42"× 5/8"W | 42" × 3/4"W36"× 1/2"W | 42"× 5/8"W | 42" × 3/4"W
Operator Manual
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Have a question?
Below are the questions our dealers hear most often about the Single Landroller. If yours is not here, call us or send it through the form at the bottom of the page.
What tractor do I need?

24+ HP for the 4’ and the 6’, 32+ for the 8’, 40+ for the 10’, 48+ for the 12’, 60+ for the 15’ and 80+ for the 20’. It is drawbar work, so no hydraulic ports are needed on the tractor.

Which drum should I order?

42” x 5/8” is the standard drum and handles most ground. Go to the 42” x 3/4” HD drum if you press rock every year, and to the 36” x 1/2” for lighter work such as forage stands. All three fit every width.

What does rolling do that a harrow doesn’t?

A roller presses rocks and root balls into the ground and firms the whole surface; a harrow moves residue around on top of it. That is what puts seed against firm soil in the spring and lets the combine header run low in the fall.

Where is it used besides grain fields?

Alfalfa and pasture ground, fields with crop residue to press down, and rural airport grounds. Anywhere a smoother, firmer surface is worth a pass.

When should I move up to a 3-Plex?

The Single tops out at 20’ working width and pulls straight behind the tractor. Once the acres need more than that in a day, the 3-Plex Landroller covers 30’ to 50’ with a floating hitch and folding wings, and the 5-Plex goes to 85’.

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The best company in its segment!
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We purchased a new land roller and discovered that one drum was defective. The service guys came out promptly to inspect it and a couple days later replaced it. Excellent company to deal with. Excellent product. Excellent service. They make it right.
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We've had their landroller for quite some time. Very heavy and well built. One might think that something as simple as a landroller would have little difference between manufactures, but it would seem those people have never tried a Mandako roller. They also stand behind their products 110% and are very easy to talk to and deal with.
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You wouldn’t be disappointed with this company. I often delivered raw steel to them. And witness how they built their products. Staffs are awesome btw !!! 😃