WALK-BEHIND TROWELS // PRO430E

The Pro430E walk-behind trowel is a great alternative for working in confined spaces, edging against walls, pipes, and other obstructions. This walker has additional weight added to it, which allows for a better finish.

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Specifications

ENGINE

KOHLER CH270 / 208 cc

HORSEPOWER CLASS

7 hp / 5.2 kW

FUEL TYPE

Gasoline

ROTOR DIAMETER

30 in (4-blades) / 76 cm

MAXIMUM ROTOR SPEED

120 rpm

TROWEL ARMS & SPIDER

Standard Duty

WEIGHT

213 lb / 97 kg

DIMENSIONS (L X W X H)

76.25 x 40 x 31.25 in / 193.7 x 101.6 x 79.4 cm

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Safety switch

Lifting Hook

Optional rapid pitch handles use a ratcheting action to provide easy adjustment with the push or pull of a lever

Equipment Videos

How to Align a Trowel Arm Jig | Allen Engineering

Walk Behind Trowels

06:04 Min

This video gives instructions on how to properly complete the alignment of a trowel arm jig on a walk-behind or ride-on trowel.

How to Check the Flatness of Trowel Arms | Allen Engineering

Walk Behind Trowels

02:49 Min

This video gives you instructions on how to properly check the flatness of your trowel arms for walk-behind and ride-on trowels.

FAQ's

My Walk-Behind Trowel positive pitch drifts down

Check the ¾” adjusting nut on the positive pitch clutch.

Walk-Behind Trowel is shredding belts

1. Make sure you have the correct belt.

2. Check belt alignment.

How do I keep my pitch handle from falling while operating the machine?

Make sure the set screws in the collar bushing are catching the intentions on the shaft.

What do I do if my machine is spinning at idle?

1. Check belt alignment.

2. Check engine idle.

Why is my walk-behind wobbling?

Look for a bent arm or trowel arm out of alignment.