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Toolsa · Cat. no. TPT836LR-R740
Toolsa TPT-836 Low Rider Ride-On Power Trowel (Rato R740 | 25 HP)
- 350 kg
- 1960 x 1080 x 1290 mm
- Two-cylinder, four-stroke
- 18.5 kW | 25 HP
zł25,000.00 net
zł30,750.00 gross
Leasing for businesses
from zł589.22 net / month
Indicative calculation · you set the terms
ING leasing is not available for this amount — call us and we will arrange financing +48 732 081 091
In stock
9 pcs in stock
Same-day dispatch
order by 13:00
Arrives next day
on working days
Prefer to talk? +48 732 081 091
- 25 years on the market
- Own warehouse 1200 m²
- Returns up to 14 days
- Free delivery over PLN 3,000
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Description
Toolsa TPT-836 Low Rider ride-on power trowel – maximum output on large floors
The Toolsa TPT-836 Low Rider is a professional ride-on power trowel fitted with a Rato R740 engine rated at 25 HP, built for intensive work on large concrete floors. Thanks to the twin trowelling system (2 x 960 mm) and a solid construction it delivers high output, an even finish and full control over the concrete finishing process.
Toolsa Low Rider Rato up close
Precision troweling with 25 HP
A low-set operator station, two rotors with 8 blades and a 739 cm³ Rato R740 engine deliver a refined finish on concrete floors.
- Engine power
- 18.5 kW
- Rotors
- 2 × 900 mm
- Path width
- 1910 mm
Torque in reserve
18.5kW
The Rato R740 delivers 47 N·m at just 2500 rpm, giving the rotors ample reserve as concrete stiffens and at a steep blade pitch.
Compare Toolsa models
- 2 kW more power
- 4,900 zł less (net)
- the same power, 18.5 kW
- 15,000 zł less (net)
- 7.2 kW less power
Low Rider Rato advantagewhat you pay for it
Rato R740 V-Twin power
A 739 cm³ V-Twin with electric start and electronic speed governing that keeps the rotors working at an even pace.
Low Rider operator station
The low seat between two control levers gives the operator a direct view of the slab and precise control of the finish.
Blade pitch adjustment
The crank sets the blade pitch from flat on wet concrete to maximum for polishing, so one machine covers every stage.
Spray control on the lever
An electric pump feeds water from the tank onto the slab, and a button on the lever starts spraying without a pause in work.
Low-slung operator position
67 cm
The Low Rider seat sits low above the slab, giving a clearer view of the concrete ahead of the rotors and more confident control of the machine.
A 1910 mm path in a single pass
clockwiseanticlockwiseblades +blades x
1910 mm
Counter-rotating rotors, left clockwise and right anticlockwise, keep the machine stable, while blades set in a “+” and “x” pattern never collide.
Details designed for easier work
Full control underfootthrottle and safety pedals, hands on the levers 
Spraying without downtimea dedicated water tank feeds the spray pump 
Close to walls and columnsa tubular guard protects blades and surroundings 
Productive after darkwork lights at the front and rear of the machine
Quick repositioning around the site
4.00–8 transport wheels and a lifting lever with rollers come as standard, so the machine is simply rolled across the site by its lever.
Spare blades
1.6l
Predictable running costs
An oil change takes 1.6 l, and a dual-element air filter (paper and foam) protects the engine from construction-site dust.
8pcs
355 × 150 mm blades on two rotors
The 960 mm pan closes the surface in the first passes, and the blades bring the final smoothness at 70-150 rpm.
Complete equipment for concrete floors
A ride-on trowel finishes the open slab, while edges and corners are completed with a walk-behind power trowel.
Technical data
- Cat. no.
- TPT836LR-R740
- Weight
- 350 kg
- Dimensions
- 1960 x 1080 x 1290 mm
- Engine type
- Two-cylinder, four-stroke
- Engine power
- 18.5 kW | 25 HP
- Speed
- 70-150 rpm
- Troweling diameter
- 2 x 900 mm
- Engine model
- Rato R740 V-Twin
- Power supply
- Petrol
- Number of blades
- 8 pcs
- Engine oil capacity
- 1.6 l
- Gear type
- Efficient Helical Gearbox (EHG)
- Seat height
- 67 cm
In the box
1 pcsToolsa TPT-836 Low Rider Ride-On Power Trowel (Rato R740 | 25 HP)
2 pcsTrowel pan 960 mm
2 pcsTransport wheel 4.00-8
1 pcsTransport lifting lever with rollers
Details
Misting system
Integrated nozzles allow precise dosing of a water mist to moisten the pan and the concrete.
Transport hook with wheel mounting
A sturdy handle makes safe loading of the machine and quick fitting of the transport system easy.
LED work light
Strong lighting gives excellent visibility of the floor and safe work in poor lighting conditions.
Safety pedal
The emergency stop under the foot guarantees an immediate stop of the machine if the operator loses control.
Blade pitch adjustment
A handy crank allows smooth and precise setting of the blade pitch depending on the state of the concrete.
Control lever
The ergonomic lever gives full control of the machine and allows comfortable manoeuvring during trowelling.
Delivery and service
Delivery
We ship machines from our warehouse in Chorzów by courier or on a pallet. You can also collect yours in person in Chorzów.
Before dispatch
Every machine is started and checked before it leaves us.
Service and spare parts
Machine service and spare parts are available in Chorzów. We will confirm the delivery date of a machine or the availability of parts via the contact form.
Questions and answers
What is a ride-on power trowel and when is it worth choosing over a walk-behind one?
A ride-on power trowel is a machine for finishing fresh concrete on which the operator sits and controls two rotors with two levers. The Toolsa TPT-836 Low Rider has two rotors with 960 mm pans, so it finishes a path about 1.9 m wide in one pass, while a walk-behind single-rotor trowel covers 600-900 mm. It pays off from floors of several hundred m² per day: warehouses, halls, car parks and industrial slabs, where speed and operator fatigue matter.
What does Low Rider mean on the Toolsa TPT-836?
Low Rider is the version with a low-mounted seat and a lowered centre of gravity. The operator sits right above the slab, sees the pan edge and can reach the concrete without leaving the machine, for example to remove a protruding piece of rebar. The control levers sit on the outer sides of the legs, in line with the arms, which reduces fatigue during long shifts. The machine measures 1960 x 1080 x 1290 mm and weighs 350 kg.
How does the Rato R740 version differ from the other TPT-836 Low Rider version?
Both versions share the same frame, two 2 x 900 mm rotors with 960 mm pans, EHG gearboxes, electric-pump misting and the transport kit; the engine is the difference. This product is the Rato R740 version: a twin-cylinder V-Twin with a 739 cm³ displacement, 18.5 kW (25 HP) output and 1.6 l of engine oil. The other version runs the Honda GX 690 (22.1 HP, 688 cm³, 1.9 l of oil). Honda offers the wider service network, Rato more power and a lower purchase price.
What area does the Toolsa TPT-836 Low Rider finish and at what rotor speed?
Two 900 mm rotors (960 mm pans) give a working diameter of about 1910 mm, so a path of almost 2 m per pass. Rotor speed is adjustable between 70 and 150 rpm: low speed on pans to close the surface, high speed on blades for final burnishing. Output depends on the concrete and the number of passes, but a machine of this class is selected for slabs from several hundred to several thousand m².
Which blades and pans fit the TPT-836 Low Rider power trowel?
Each rotor has 4 arms, so a full set is 8 blades of 355 x 150 mm; two 960 mm float pans come with the machine. Combination and finishing blades and pans for 36-inch rotors (900-960 mm) are listed among trowel tools, for example Barikell Pala 4-90 blades and the Barikell 940 float pan. Blade pitch is adjusted with a crank at each rotor.
How do you transport a 350 kg ride-on power trowel?
A three-piece transport kit is included: a handle with a lever that works as a jack and two wheels that clip into the frame once the machine is lifted. One person can roll 350 kg across the slab this way, without a forklift. A transport hook serves for loading onto a trailer, and the 1960 x 1080 x 1290 mm footprint fits a standard construction trailer.
When should trowelling start with a ride-on machine and how should the speed be set?
The first pass on pans is made when the concrete carries the weight of the operator and the machine and a boot leaves a print about 3-5 mm deep, usually 2-5 hours after the pour depending on temperature and mix. Pans run at 70-100 rpm; after removing them, combination and finishing blades run at 120-150 rpm with an increasing pitch. Misting 25-30 cm above the floor prevents the surface from drying out between passes.
How is the Rato R740 engine serviced on the TPT-836 Low Rider?
The Rato R740 engine takes 1.6 l of four-stroke engine oil; the first change follows the run-in period and later changes follow the engine manufacturer's manual. The V-belt tensioner is adjusted with two bolts without moving the engine, and the grease nipples on the spiders are greased daily. The battery is mounted externally, so the terminals are disconnected without removing the guards. Consumables and service advice are available from NORWIT.PL.
