Stark USA 6.5HP Walk-Behind Cement Trowel 22" Float Pan Blade 196cc Gas-Powered Smooth Concrete Surface Finisher

I had to have one when I found out how much it costs to rent. This was a quarter of the price as a name brand one and works just as well. Definitely worth every penny.

This was a great purchase for my dad who is building an apartment complex. The size was perfect for the concrete amount he needed to poor and level. It was a great value for money and functionality was easy to use. Build quality was awesome and was easy to use and not very heavy.

Had it about a year in the box brand new. Life’s projects been delayed. Pour concrete today and then put together the new machine it won’t start. Had my son hold it while I tried to pull the recoil starter cord. Dragged him and the machine across the floor. Engine is jammed or something.

First I am very skeptical of Chinese or Taiwan base tools especially when you’re counting on them to make you money. With said that the box was a little tore up when I got it, but I was extremely impressed of the way it went together in the fitment It literally started the first pole. Everything seems very heavy duty. He came with an extra belt and an extra air filter and really good instructions for Assemblly. Can’t wait to use it on the job this coming week but first impression is very impressed!

Well so far so good, I poured concrete the other day . I used it and worked good It doesn’t have a lot of power but works great for me I poured 3 or 4 times a year so having my own helps so I don’t have to run around renting one .

great item

Very good trowel for the price. The small size makes it very handy compared to the larger trowels. You could even bring this one on a job like a patio where you would normally hand trowel to save you from getting on your knees the hole time. It's also light enough you can get on the concrete earlier which is very useful for broom finished concrete. Only complaint is the assembly instructions are as useless as a pair of tits on a boar hog and the machine requires a fair bit of assembly

Was skeptical due to cheap price, but opening the boxes was shocking how sturdy and strong it was. I’m guessing needing assembly is why so cheap. I own the top names in the trowel machine industry, 36” Wacker $1,200 used, 46” Allen $2,500 new and a MBW Lowrider ride on new $12k…this one ranks up there in quality.