Lawn Stripe Kit for All Exmark Radius Models, Professional-Grade Heavy Duty Roller Type Grass Striping Kit, Rear Mount, Includes Hardware

What It Is

This is a heavy-duty rear-mounted roller kit designed to create professional-looking lawn stripes on all Exmark Radius mowers. It uses a weighted roller to bend grass blades in alternating directions, giving that classic stadium-turf pattern.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm your Exmark Radius deck size (48", 52", or 60") – the kit is listed as universal for all Radius models, but you should verify your deck’s rear bracket spacing. Measure the distance between the two rear mounting holes on your mower deck; the included hardware should align with standard Exmark Radius rear attachment points. This is an aftermarket part (Stripe brand), not OEM Exmark, so check that the roller width matches your deck width (e.g., a 52" deck needs a roller that spans at least that width). If you have a non-Radius Exmark model (e.g., Lazer Z), this kit will not fit.

Key Things to Know

• Installation difficulty: Moderate. Requires lifting the mower rear and attaching the roller bracket to the deck’s rear holes. You’ll need basic hand tools (wrenches, socket set) and about 30-45 minutes. No drilling required if your deck has the factory mounting holes.
• Quality: Heavy-duty steel roller with sealed bearings – should hold up to regular use on residential or commercial lawns. The 4.0 rating with only 2 reviews is thin; check for long-term durability reports elsewhere.
• Common gotcha: The roller may drag slightly on uneven terrain, leaving a faint scuff mark on wet grass. Also, it adds ~15-20 lbs of rear weight, which can affect balance on steep slopes – test on flat ground first.
• Stripe effectiveness: Works best on dry, established grass. Will not stripe well on thin or dormant lawns.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you own an Exmark Radius and want a dedicated striping kit without modifying your mower. It’s a solid choice for homeowners who stripe regularly and want a durable, bolt-on solution. Skip it if you need OEM-level warranty support, have a non-Radius Exmark, or only stripe occasionally – a cheaper universal roller may suffice.