Auto-Roller

A range of ride-on rollers, originally designed in the 1920s, with 2 models, each with a front and rear roller, for use on cricket pitches. They are powered by variable speed hydrostatic transmission from a diesel engine. The 3 feet (0.915mm roller width) model is 1200kg (unballasted) to 1600kg (ballasted), producing a ground pressure of 4.8 to 6.6 kg/cm2; and 4 feet(1.22m roller width) model is 1675kg (unballasted) to 2175kg (ballasted), producing a ground pressure of 6.5 to 8.7 kg/cm2. They are manufactured by Autoguide Equipment.
Blade Runner

The product name for a bowling green sit-on roller. See Poweroll: Bowling Green Iron.
Greens Pro 1260

A ride on roller, with a 5.5hp engine, 1.2m working width, weighing 284kg and a maximum speed of 8mph. It is manufactured by Toro.
Motorol

A make of pedestrian motorised roller, 8cwt-10cwt, 30" wide roller; originally manufactured by SISIS pre-1970s.
Multi-Roller

A 3-unit roller attachment, having a working width of 5.4m, or 1.8m, with a weight of 650kg. It is manufactured by GreenTek.
Poweroll

A make of a range of hand operated and ride on powered rollers.
• Poweroll Hand Roller: 610mm wide; 508mm diameter; 165kg unballasted, to 255kg ballast weight added;
• Poweroll Hand Roller: 762mm wide; 508mm diameter; 185kg unballasted, to 303kg ballast weight added;
Salsco Roller Range

A range of ride-on and tractor towed rollers that are used primarily for fine turf situations, especially on golf courses.
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Select-A-Vibe Rollers

A vibrating roller unit, which replaces the cylinder mower units on a triple mower. Each unit is 55.9cm in width, giving an effective rolling width of 1.5m. It is manufactured by GreenTek.
Tandem Roller

A roller typically hand operated, that has two rollers.
Target Rolling

The rolling of a golf green only around the location of the golf hole to improve green speed / rolling distance over the last few metres for a ball when it is close to the pin.