A 36-in wide steel lawn roller for resettling ground lifted by winter frost and flattening the ruts and mole ridges that show up before the first spring mow. Filling the 12-in drum with water brings it to roughly 165 lb, while sand takes it to about 242 lb when heavier compaction is called for. Rounded drum ends let the roller pivot at the end of a run without tearing turf, and the handle steers it through narrow side yards and between planting beds. Painted steel resists rust and wipes clean, and the empty 30-lb shell stores upright in a shed corner.