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SweepEx brush attachment

Reduced labour costs, no moving parts and time saving are just three attributes enjoyed by users of the SweepEx modular brush system. Whatever you need to sweep, a SweepEx brush is quickly attached to the host vehicle, be it a tractor, forklift, telehandler or skidsteer and you have a simple yet highly effective sweeping solution.

Now there’s a new addition to the SweepEx range, the MegaMax ‘C-broom’, which incorporates all the benefits of the unique push broom while providing you with a bulk volume mover. One day it will be working shifting large quantities of grain in a grain store, the next it can be clearing big volumes of slurry.

What’s different about the MegaMax is that it is a heavy-duty push broom with patented side retainers that hold bulk volumes of material in front of the brush, avoiding spillage at the sides. That in itself represents a major time-saving operation in addition to the fact that the brush is mounted to the host vehicle in seconds.

There’s no need to spend time going over swept areas to clear spill lines and the end brushes are also carefully twisted so they pull material away from a wall or curb, keeping it in the main path of the broom. No motor, belts or chains and no flying debris, the MegaMax is safe and maintenance free, with hard wearing brushes designed to sweep up to 450 miles before the bristles need changing.

That’s a lot of sweeping, tackling bulky materials with ease and offering a ‘squeegee’ effect on wet surfaces too. The MegaMax is available in 1.5m, 1.8m and 2.4m widths and whilst it is ideal for livestock yards and grainstores it is equally as effective for a whole range of uses around the farm, in landscape maintenance, warehouse and distribution sites, snow clearance and much more.

Broadwood International 01420 478111 www.broadwoodintl.co.uk

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