[Jericho574]

While analyzing front rollers for TC's I couldn't help but notice there seems to be 2 different types. The first is very close to the reel and the second is about 2" further out. Does one type have an advantage over the other? (Sorry I could post pics, my work is blocking the file transfer)

https://www.amazon.com/Roller-TRU-C...F8&qid=1501171936&sr=8-5&keywords=reel+roller

https://www.amazon.com/Reel-Rollers...e=UTF8&qid=1501171963&sr=8-6&keywords=tru-cut

 

[Redtenchu]

I don't feel there is any advantage to the swept out roller.

The swept in roller will help reduce scalping on hills and bumps. I believe it's also designed by TC and won't void any warranty if your Mower was purchased new.

 

[SGrabs33]

I don't feel there is any advantage to the swept out roller.

The swept in roller will help reduce scalping on hills and bumps. I believe it's also designed by TC and won't void any warranty if your Mower was purchased new.

Exactly this!

 

[Llano Estacado]

I have the reel roller model on my trucut. Seems to work fine and my yard is far from level.

 

[Redtenchu]

I have the reel roller model on my trucut. Seems to work fine and my yard is far from level.

Very True, back when I had a TC my Roller was also the reelroller.com swept out design.

I should've said, the swept back roller will work better to reduce scalping. It also cost less, defiantly a plus!