Now Available with a Turbo-Charged Diesel Engine!

The new Super Pro 400C Riding Trowel is one of the latest models of riding trowels from Allen Engineering. The engineers at Allen took all of the features of our most popular selling riding trowel and have made it better. Improvements include a better “line of sight” for increased visibility and a more ergonomically designed cockpit for operator comfort. Operators can adjust not only the seat but also the arm rests to their liking. The newly designed machine is lighter and more responsive due to the larger crossheads and better weight balance.

Standard features include a newly located cruise control lever, an electric powered spray system, a built in cup holder, and a lifting bridle for loading and unloading. For easier maintenance, the machine features removable front and rear screen panels. The new machine can be equipped with either a 38HP liquid-cooled diesel engine or a 44HP turbo charged liquid-cooled diesel engine from Kubota. Either motor provides plenty of torque for panning floors tightly. The new five bladed rotor is driven by a super heavy duty transmission, allowing the power to be delivered where it is needed. While under a load, the rotor speed consistently turns 145 rpms. As one can see, the engineers at Allen are always making improve-ments to deliver what today’s concrete finishers need.

The control panel and built-in cruise control clusters the throttle, ignition, lights and tachometer, close to the finisher for easy operations.

Five-Blade Spider

The five-blade spider provides more blade to surface contact for improved finishing and better displacement of the pan on the concrete.

Easy Access to Maintenance Points

The fixed seat frame with removable screen guards provides easy access to the engine, clutch, belts and drive line.

Storage Box for Operation/Parts Manual

The operation/part manual is easily acces-sible in the water tight storage compart-ment mounted on the back of the seat.

Generation II Power Steering

The all hydraulic power steering gives finishers more control and responsiveness when using float pans or blades.