BEST LAWN SWEEPER FOR TRACTORS? COMMERCIAL GRADE POWER! 🍁🚜
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If you want the easiest leaf cleanup you can imagine, you need this Sweep-All Turf Sweeper. With it's electronic push-button dump, you don't ever have to leave your seat (well, if you choose to leave your seat when you're finished sweeping, that's probably a good idea). We put it to its first test today in our new neighbor's lawn, where the leaves hadn't been touched all season. Tested today is the PSP 4348, which is the 48" version, in Turf Green. Powered by the rear PTO on our 1025R, we just hook up and go. Whether you drive a compact or subcompact tractor, as long as you have a category one hitch, you can hook up this sweeper. And it's meant for far more than leaf collection. It's perfect for sweeping up anything on the ground: leaves, grass clippings, apples, fallen nuts and acorns, trash, or whatever you have. Set the brush low and you can even dethatch your lawn. Or drive it over a paved surface and watch all the debris disappear. We know this isn't cheap, but it sure makes for easy work. And to help just a little bit, use our discount code below to save 5% off your purchase.
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Will it do squirrels alswell?
Good morning 😃 to all
Good Morning!
Oh, most excellent! It's like Saturday all over! Another GWT upload. I see toast, jam, peanut butter and cereal in my very near future! 😃
Save some for me, I'm starving!
Nice! Looks like it does a fine job,. I really like staying in the seat, especially if you're doing a large area. Rosie is looking so much better, so glad to see that wagging tail!
Haha, yeah Rosie is doing great!
I do not know if I would buy it to do leaves, But for pine cones and walnuts it would be a great option. Also for spring dethatching it would be great. Only drawback I see is its size. Small spaces would be a challenge. Thanks for showing us all the latest, and your great explanations...
I really like that you do not have to get off the seat to dump. I suspect the leaves are not mulched and would burn easily.
Thanks for watching!
Thats pretty cool !! Especially along the tree line...being able to dump !
It is, made it really easy and efficient
@@GoodWorksTractors yes... i do that with ALOT of my client's!
Great piece of equipment. Good demo!
Thanks for watching!
I like that better than a front pto sweeper b/c of the collection. Like a mini-sweeper truck. Seems like even a subcompact wouldn't have any problem w/the 60".
Looks like a great piece of equipment. Not sure why, but always prefer mulching my leaves. Removes all the leaves and no piles to deal with and seems to leave the lawn or area much cleaner than sweeping or vacuuming. Everyone has their own favorite way of taking care of leaves.
I love my dogs too
I am the disabled guy who yells “got off my lawn” and since I am only able to ride about a half hour I am on my garden tractor almost daily
I don’t actually tell the kids to get off my lawn because the golfers thinking it’s okay to make ruts make me appreciate the kids who don’t damage anything
haha, have a good one!
That looks cool! Would be nice to see the scissor lift option. I was trying to figure out how I would dump that into my trailer
I am trying to see the advantage of this over a standard pull type lawn sweeper? Does this pack the hopper more than a regular sweeper?
Curious how clean it would pick up if mowed leaves first? Fit more in hopper. Would it dump with added weight?
Very impressive multi-fnx attachment. Wondering how it would do on a bumpy squirrely yard like mine. My side yard is basically a hay field that I mow weekly. Not too smooth..
Tough to say, but probably not bad if you really lowered the boom...I mean broom.
I'm curious if this could be used for light snow falls?
Possibly a stupid question, but will it pick up leaves when backing up? Some yards have peninsulas of turf that project into the woods that aren't conducive to driving forward and making a turn to get back out.
Do they offer one where I could dump it with my rear remotes instead of electrically?
I work in landfill operations and we have a-lot of plastic bags and paper that blow all over the hill on a windy day. We’ve been looking for a quicker solution to this problem.
Would this be a viable solution?
The oak trees here had a massive drop of acorns this year, it's like walking on marbles out there. How well does this pop them out?
Also, nice to see you go "old school" with the headphones instead of earpods :) !
Haha, yeah...well I just got new noise cancelling Airpods, so watch out!
It is designed for that type of debris. Set the brush height to a more aggressive position to engage the ground and it'll do very well!
would that be any good sweeping up snow?
Hello,
It does a good job collecting leaves. Pressure on the ground can easily be seen.
Why are there so many leaves on top of the machine? Is that overflow or something?
That might be something R&D wants to resolve.
Cheers from Belgium.
Leaves are one of a dozen or more uses. As stated early in the video, this is the first use and adjustments may have been needed. The manufacturer states it will collect leaves even if the brush is 2" above the surface. Most materials will not fly away like leaves. Think about apples, walnuts, pine cones, core aeration plugs, thatch, etc. This is a highly versatile piece of equipment.
I would use my deck to chop up the leaves while I was brooming.
There's an idea...although this might tax the machine too much...at least a small machine.
@@GoodWorksTractors I would think that 25hp should handle both going easy.
Excellent collection....but then at that price, it should also "restripe" your lawn to give Santa a better landing strip target! Ha!
It does restripe your lawn! :)
@@GoodWorksTractors ...Santa is HAPPY!!!!
Can you show us how it handles different size sticks/branches? Sometimes they're hiding under the leaves. What size branch is too much and does it clog the machine?
Sure, will try to include that in a future video
Do you do all of your neighbor’s lawns? Looks pretty clean all the way down the line...lol
Ha, I noticed how clean it looks, but I don't have time for that unfortunately.
Would it have made more sense to mulch/chop the leaves with the mower first; then rake them up? Great machine1 Best wishes
Possibly, but only if you could do it at the same time as collecting. Otherwise, it would have been a waste of time for me. Got the entire yard done in 1.5 hours and this was the only leaf cleanup for the entire fall. It would definitely save some space in the hopper as well requiring less dumps, however it would also mean you need to have a more aggressive sweep as the chopped leaves would fall deeper into the turf.
If I were to do it again, I would not mulch. Simply collect. This was a worst case scenario of taking all leaves. This system was not designed specifically for leaf clean up, but a wide variety of materials, most of which will pack much better inside the hopper than leaves.
Does this fold into a smaller profile for storage? That, along with the higher price, would be the big downfalls vs. a TKV20 or the JD system. Granted, I think this could pick up more types of debris without risk of damage to the unit.
Leaves are only one of a plethora of items this thing collects. It's just the first of many tests. A typical material collection system is good for leaves, grass clippings, and that's about it. This thing dethatches, collects core plugs, leaves, sticks, apples, pine cones, walnuts, acorns, poop, and more.
@@GoodWorksTractors That’s a big plus. Does it maintain that large profile at all times or does it fold/reduce easily for storage?
You could break it down, but it isn't a quick process.
Maybe a stupid question, but why don’t you just mulch the leaves back into the ground for their nutrients?
Does sticks and such get stuck in between bristles?
Good question, I didn't take a close look, but nothing noticeable yet.
What’s the price on this rig now, 60”?
If your running a rear discharge deck it turns ur tractor into a collecting machine
Seems like an option with a mulching device would be much more efficient
This is not just for leaves. Walnuts, pine cones, acorns, core aeration plugs, good poop, construction debris, apples.
Why not mulch into manageable layers then sweep up.
It would speed up production.
We had that lot cleaned up in 1.5 hours. As mentioned in the video, first time using the piece of equipment. I had no idea how it would perform until using it. Driving back to my shop, installing the mower deck, driving back over, mowing the entire lot, then going back over to collect leaves would have taken 3x as long. Plus, if you don't wait the entire fall to do your leaves at one time, then it would go incredibly faster. Given it only took 1.5 hours to tackle a .6 acre lot, it wasn't a big deal.
do you think it would pick up apples??
Yes, video on their channel shows it picking up apples.
Leaves that dry, just mow them up...
There's no price on your site. It has a link for the manufacture website. No price on there either.
They prefer you contact them for a quote with shipping