Concrete trowel

The Lowrider concrete trowel from MBW features an engine that mounts to and tilts with one of the trowel’s rotors as a unitary assembly, which eliminates approximately 50 percent of components in the drive train of frame-mounted engine designs, and is designed to improve belt alignment and simplify belt replacement.
Dec. 12, 2012

The Lowrider concrete trowel from MBW features an engine that mounts to and tilts with one of the trowel’s rotors as a unitary assembly, which eliminates approximately 50 percent of components in the drive train of frame-mounted engine designs, and is designed to improve belt alignment and simplify belt replacement. A lower center of gravity results in less rocking motion during operation, as well as flatter floors, the maker says. www.mbw.com/

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