September 28, 2010
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Wacker Neuson CRT 36 ride on trowels feature an integrated wheel kit that enables easy transportation around the jobsite. Units run from 20 to 165 rpm, with a unique variable clutch to provide proper torque and speed range to match concrete conditions without mechanical adjustments. CR 48 models have a torsion assist steering system that improves steering by reducing the amount of force needed to control the trowel by as much as 75 percent, the company says. All CRT series trowels have been redesigned with a new center engine design for better visibility. Heavy-duty frame gives operator a more solid feel and allows easy access to slab edges. Estimated list price: $13,695 to $21,880.
