How to make an 100 lb roller to roll vinyl plank floors?




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Just a quick thought that what works for one person might not work for others. For instance if I can cobble something together in my shed I already have and it takes OVER an hour, I would be saving money. Why? Takes 1/2 hour to get to nearest rental place - 30 there, 30 back, 30 to return it, 30 to come back home. Plus the rental cost and that thing the Brits call PETROL. Just to be very fair, I have personally spent FAR MORE time and money trying to rig something up instead of just buying or renting something.
Back to the question - I'm going to put my old fashioned roller skates on one foot and carefully apply 170 pounds of pressure (1.21 gigawatts in metric). When my wife takes a video of me crashing to the floor, I will post the link for y'all.
And yes, I live in a doublewide in southeast Ohio.
I have heavy steel fire extinguishers I get from the scrapyard for 50 cents a piece that I use as crucibles for my foundry. I filled one with sand. It rolled great.