A:  Was easily able to pull it with my riding lawn mower. Flattened mole tunnels easily

A:  Dear Benny, thank you for your question. Yes, your mower will pull the 600lb roller.

A:  I have a Simplicity 16 hp. and have no problem pulling it. I also am able to pull my trailer with a ton of pellets. 18.5 hp should have no problem. I would take it easy until I learn how to use it. PS use a small amount of light grease on the fill plug threads to prevent galling

A:  You should be fine with the mower. Try to avoid steep grades and rolling when the yard is very wet to not loose traction.

A:  Yes, the steel frame needs to be assembled and attached to the round water tank.

A:  Yes but very easy. Just a few nuts and bolts.

A:  Very little assembly is needed. Works great

A:  It does require the frame to be assembled around the roller but it is very simple to do.

A:  Yes it does but it's pretty simple

A:  No, not really. If I recall it only requires the tow bar be attached with 2 bolts. Very minimal.

A:  Thank you for your question! Ground condition is vital to good leveling. Soil should be moist, but not muddy. If the ground is dry and hard, the poly roller will flex slightly and not flatten as well as if ground conditions are better.

A:  It does flex some in the middle but not on the edges

A:  I am sure the frame will easily handle 300 lbs. I cracked the poly wagon but it was my fault as I loaded it with lumber on top. I am going to epoxy repair the broken area. The frame has never flexed and I have had it loaded beyond 300 lbs.

A:  Thank you for your question. You can fill the roller with sand or 76 gallons of water. The product is built to handle either option. If you have any further questions please feel free to reach out. You can call us at 877-728-8224, email us <a href="mailto:customerservice@brinly.com">customerservice@brinly.com</a> or live chat with us on <a href="http://www.brinly.com">www.brinly.com</a>.

A:  No, the frame can only handle up to 690 lbs. of sand.