Fork mounted brush
- Thread starter Jerry
- Start date
- Location
- Boroughbridge, york
Have one on a bobcat, fine when very wet or very dry.
Not so good on medium.
Same as hand powered brush,sticky stuff clogs the bristles.
But a good thing to own, especially on a bobcat
Not so good on medium.
Same as hand powered brush,sticky stuff clogs the bristles.
But a good thing to own, especially on a bobcat
- Location
- south norfolk
Got a sweepex on my telehandler.brilliant for cleaning grain store and ok on muddy yards but then needs to dry to clean bristles.
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- Location
- Bedfordshire
For grainstore a brush is okay, but we have a rotary bucket brush for the yard, much better.
- Location
- South Molton
We have a Sutton hydraulic three point linkage road brush.
It's not the heaviest built machine but it's pretty good.
It has no metal bristles as we have cattle and don't want wire around then.
- Location
- Somerset UK
Sweepex is good but as others said either needs to be dry or soaking wet and preferably raining, if you try and brush up straw you will spend ages getting it all out of the bristles
- Location
- mid devon somewhere
NC galvanised one here, much netter than previous sweepex. Will be in our farm sale in September, if you can wait that long.
Anyone using the 1 piece sweepertec?
www.sweepertec.com
Sweepertec 2000 Archives - Sweepertec
The Sweepertec 2000 is our robust high-performance fork attachment which is capable of meeting all of your interior and exterior sweeping needs. The brush attaches quickly and easily to forklifts, tractors and telehandlers for fast and efficient floor cleaning in all industrial, recycling, and...
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