Attachment MSRP $3,150 The Power Broom features an on-the-go differential lock for exceptional traction and productivity, and the hydrostatic transmission allows you to adjust ground speed to meet heavy or light sweeping needs.
How much does a power sweeper cost?
Ride-on automatic sweepers could cost anywhere from $5,000 to $20,000 or more. Adding a maintenance plan that includes inspections and service might cost you an additional $500 to $1,000 per year. A basic walk-behind push sweeper costs around $150 to $500.
What is a power broom for?
A power broom is essentially a motorized broom that vigorously brushes up synthetic turf fibers while setting infill down into the base. It does the same job as a rake or manual broom, but it provides much more effective results with less required labor due to its powerful motor.
What is a power sweeper?
More than just a snow removal attachment, the Power Sweeper is excellent for clearing dust and debris from parking lots and sidewalks. Previous Next. Use it year-round to clear snow, clean asphalt, de-thatch lawns and more.
What does a power broom do?
The Power Broom features stiff plastic bristles that spin on a rotating drum. This spinning action helps each individual blade of grass stand up tall and straight. It also helps evenly distribute your infill so you new lawn will look and perform its best.
What is a power sweeper used for?
More than just a snow removal attachment, the Power Sweeper is excellent for clearing dust and debris from parking lots and sidewalks. Use it year-round to clear snow, clean asphalt, de-thatch lawns and more.
What is a lawn power sweeper?
Lawn sweepers are an alternative to raking or using a blower to remove debris from the lawn. They are less laborious and more efficient to use than a rake and are not as noisy as a blower.