Reduce vibration with Speed Screed Solo finisher

Jul 2, 2007

Metal Forms redesigned the Speed Screed Solo to improve operator comfort, reducing the machine’s weight by 10 pounds for easy transport and improving the screed’s handle design to direct vibrations into the concrete instead of the operator. A four-stroke Honda engine powers the Solo, which is a one-man concrete finisher.

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