BXR836 Ride-On Trowel

The BXR836 is a top - notch twin float sit - and - ride concrete power trowel, also available in propane. With this trowel, you can stay close to your concrete work. It features a heavy - duty gearbox for long - lasting performance and low maintenance. The twin - stick, multi - directional levers offer instant and responsive steering. It's a low - rider version with a non - overlapping design for floating and panning. It comes standard with a dual 4 - blade trowel and is powered by a 16 HP Vanguard engine. It runs on gasoline/petro, with a Honda GX690 power source, delivering 22hp (16kw) of power. The float blade size is 10' x 14' (25cm x 36cm), finish trowel size is 6' X 14' (15cm X 36cm), combination blade size is 8' x 14' (20cm x 36cm), float pan is 36.5' (93cm), operating weight is up to 728lbs (330kg), length is 75.5' (192cm), and width is 38.5' (98cm).

Using the BXR836 Ride - On Trowel is quite straightforward. First, make sure the engine, whether it's the Vanguard or Honda GX690, is fueled up. Start the engine and use the twin - stick, multi - directional levers to steer the trowel. Move it across the concrete surface for floating or finishing. When working, keep in mind that the low - rider design allows you to stay close to the job. As for maintenance, the heavy - duty gearbox doesn't need much upkeep, but it's a good idea to check it regularly. Also, keep an eye on the blades. If they get dull, replace them promptly. When storing the trowel, make sure it's in a dry place. And always follow the safety guidelines when operating the machine, like wearing proper protective gear.