Multiquip J36H55 — original factory photograph with optional SXH standard handle

Concrete Prep and Finishing

Multiquip Whiteman J36H55 — 36 in Walk-Behind Power Trowel

Name: Multiquip Whiteman J36H55 — 36 in Walk-Behind Power Trowel
Brand: Multiquip Whiteman

A 36 in four-blade walk-behind concrete trowel powered by a Honda GX160 gasoline engine. A centrifugal clutch and heavy-duty gearbox deliver 60–115 RPM rotor speed for floating and finishing, with adjustable blade pitch, a central lifting bail and front blade-access panel.

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Specifications

Equipment

Manufacturer: Multiquip Whiteman
Model: J36H55

Concrete finishing

Model: J36H55
Working path: 36 in
Blade count: 4
Rotor speed: 60–115 RPM
Clutch: Centrifugal
Application: Floating and finishing concrete slabs
Drive layout: Engine, enclosed belt drive and gearbox-driven four-arm spider

Gasoline engine

Engine: Honda GX160
Engine power: 4.8 hp / 3.6 kW; manufacturer-listed engine power
Fuel: Unleaded gasoline
Starting: Recoil
Engine construction: Air-cooled, four-stroke, single-cylinder OHV

Handling and maintenance

Factory listed operating weight: 184 lb
Lifting: Center-mounted lifting bail
Blade access: Front access panel
Handle adjustment: Height adjustment with vibration-isolation mounts
Blade pitch control: SXH standard knob or QXH QuickPitch handle
Pitch options: Standard knob gives continuous adjustment; QuickPitch uses 1/8-in increments

Compatible finishing accessories

Example combination / finish blades: C844 8 × 14 in combination; F900 6 × 14 in finish
Example float pans: 2870 36-in flat; 11032 36-in super-flat
Additional blade choices: Float blades, Enduro blades and quick-change blades
Handle options: SXH; QXH; SXHP; QXHP

Equipment Details

Capabilities & Features

A balanced four-arm spider supports smooth slab finishing.
A heat-treated worm gear and bronze gear form the heavy-duty gearbox.
Standard and QuickPitch handle options support different blade-pitch preferences.