Grassland rollers

Rolling grassland

Following the process of overseeding, the grass seed must be firmly pressed down. The Evers Cambridge or Pictor roller is used to compress the grass seed. The rollers stimulate growth and tillering of existing grasses; they ensure that the top layer of the soil remains 'open' and that the soil is levelled.

Evers carries a wide range of rollers that can be made part of the machine or used on their own, depending on what is required and on the type of soil. From Pictor rollers to Cambridge rollers, a suitable solution for everyone.

• The Pictor roller (rear roller with Pictor rings) is most suitable for rolling grassland. The rounded points ensure intensive tillage and aeration of the sward. The Pictor rings slightly follow the soil surface and therefore the field contours; they compress the seed for proper germination and tillering of the roots of young plants. This roller contains rings of different diameters, which creates a self-cleaning effect and prevents puddling of the upper soil layer.
• The Cambridge roller (drawn roller with Cambridge rings) is also suitable for rolling grassland. This roller ensures that the seed is well pressed down for better germination and enhancement of tillering of young plants.

The rollers can be perfectly combined with an integrated seed drill and/or an Evers front harrow. When the rollers are built into the overseeder, they make sure that the seed is properly pressed down after sowing to promote optimal growth. It improves capillary action and prevents any unwanted evaporation. All rollers have optimal weight distribution thanks to the standard Automatic Weight Levelling (AWL) system.

Despite their large working width, they are also compact in size and safely mounted for transport.