Allen announced the debut of the RP235 and RP245 polishing riders. The RP235 and RP245 were designed with the high volume concrete polisher in mind.

These riding trowels come ready to achieve high rotor speeds and maintain high torque while polishing, and they also come equipped with retractable dolly jacks that ensure transportation indoors can be done with ease, as well as allowing for quick change of polishing pads.

These designs also are built on Allen's edging riding trowel frame to allow contractors to get extremely close to the wall while polishing.

RP235 standard features include:

• Dolly jacks
• Cruise control added
• Water selector switch for front / rear spray nozzles
• Brass spray nozzles instead of plastic
• New 9 gallon water tank
• Toggle switch for continuous spray
• 180 rpm for high-speed burnishing or polishing
• 40 lb propane bottle for longer lasting operating hours
• 25 hp Kohler PCH740 propane engine
• Two-point, top-mount lifting system
• Four-point tie downs
  

  RP235

RP245 standard features include:

• Dolly jacks
• Cruise control added
• Water selector switch for front / rear spray nozzles
• Brass spray nozzles instead of plastic
• New 9 gallon water tank
• Toggle switch for continuous spray
• 180 rpm for high-speed burnishing or polishing
• 40 lb propane bottle for longer lasting operating hours
• 25 hp Kohler PCH740 propane engine
• Power steering option for operator comfort
• Two-point, top-mount lifting system
• Four-point tie downs
  

  RP245

For more information, visit www.alleneng.com.

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