ONE WALK NOW. NOT
YOUR WHOLE SATURDAY.
There is no motor. The wheels turn the brushes, and they turn them fast: one turn of the wheels spins the brushes five times. So you walk at a normal pace and the brushes are moving quick enough to flick the leaves up off the grass and into the hopper behind you. Nothing gets pushed into a pile, because there is no pile.
Three 300 liter yard bags come free with every Sweep, so the bagging is handled before you start. Tip a full hopper into one and the bag still is not full.
WHAT IT PICKS UP
Leaves, grass clippings, pine needles and pine straw, small sticks and twigs, acorns, sweetgum balls, magnolia pods, walnut hulls, and light thatch after dethatching.
DRY LEAVES
CLIPPINGS AFTER MOWING
PINE NEEDLES & STRAW
ACORNS & SMALL DEBRIS
BRUSHES GRAB DEBRIS
STRAIGHT INTO THE HOPPER
A BLOWER MOVES THE PILE. IT NEVER
PICKS ANYTHING UP.
Gas, cord or battery, a blower relocates the problem to a spot you then have to kneel next to. You are not buying horsepower. You are buying the part of the job that happens after the pile exists.
NOBODY MINDS
THE RAKING. IT IS
THE FORTY TIMES
YOU BEND DOWN
AFTER IT.
You blow the leaves into a pile. Then you rake what the blower missed. Then you bend down, forty or fifty times, scooping armfuls into a bag that will not stay open. Then you do it again next Saturday because more came down overnight.
Four separate motions to move leaves about twenty feet. If your back hurts from bending and raking leaves, that is the part this removes. Not the walking. The bending.
THE CORE ARRIVES
ASSEMBLED
You attach the push frame and the hopper. Most people are done in about fifteen minutes with a screwdriver.
The hopper comes off in four quick-release buckles and lifts by a padded handle, so emptying it happens standing up rather than on your knees.
THE 60-DAY CLEAN SWEEP
GUARANTEE
Use it for a full fall. If it has not taken the bending out of your yard cleanup, tell us inside 60 days and we will refund you in full. Free shipping both ways, and keep the bags and the guides either way.
