The floor sweeper that picks it all up in one walk
Walk-Behind Floor Sweeper
Sweeps dust, sawdust, metal shavings, screws, gravel, hay and leaves into a 5-gallon bin
No motor, no battery, no cord: the wheels spin the brushes as you push
A 25.6-in. path covers a full lane of the shop in one pass
Two-bay shop with a lift in one side. I used to give the floor 40 minutes with a push broom on Saturdays and still had a dust film on everything. Now it's one walk and the bin goes in the trash.
Walk-Behind Floor Sweeper

Your broom pushes the mess around, this picks it up
A push broom never picks anything up. It shoves the mess into a pile, throws the fine dust into the air, and leaves you sweeping the pile into a dustpan while half of it scatters.
This sweeper works differently. As you push, the wheels spin two brushes at the front, and the brushes flick everything back into a 5-gallon bin: fine dust, sawdust, screws, gravel and hay.
There's no pile and no second pass. When the bin's full, pull it out, tip it in the trash and slide it back in.
How it cleans the floor in one walk

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Push it like a mower
Walk at a normal pace. The 25.6-in. path covers a full lane of the shop in one pass.
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The brushes do the sweeping
Two spinning side brushes flick dust, shavings and debris back into the bin, so nothing ends up in the air or in a pile.
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Dump it and keep going
Pull the bin out, tip it in the trash, slide it back in. About ten seconds.
Built for big floors

What it handles and what it doesn't
It's a dry-debris sweeper, not a scrubber and not a vacuum. It's built for loose, dry mess on hard floors: shop floors, barn aisles, garages, driveways and loading docks.
Push it forward. Backing up drops what it just picked up, so make a wide turn instead. Keep a broom for the last inches along the walls, and expect deep ruts to take a second pass.
It won't take standing water, mud or fresh-cut grass. On a very dusty floor a light film can stay behind, but the pile and the dust cloud are gone.
How it stacks up against what you use now
Pick the one you're using today and see the difference.
Braddock
Push broom
Leaf blower
Shop vac“I kept the shop vac for the truck. The floor is all this now. The vac took a whole evening and still clogged on chips.”

The tool he doesn't have
He has every drill and socket set already. What he doesn't have is the thing that cleans the shop floor in one walk.
It shows up ready to put together in five steps, and it works on the shop, the barn, the garage and the driveway. No batteries to charge and nothing to plug in.
Get two and keep one for yourself, or send one to his brother's shop.
“My husband has every tool there is. This is the first gift in years he used the same day. He swept the whole shop before dinner.”
What shop owners are saying
Floor Sweeper Questions
Water, mud, wet debris and fresh-cut grass. It's a dry-debris sweeper. Let a wet floor dry first.
It picks up the fine dust without throwing it into the air. On a very dusty floor a light film can stay behind, far less than a broom leaves.
The side brushes reach close to the walls. Keep a broom for the last inch or two.
Push it forward. Backing up can drop what it picked up, so make a wide turn instead.
Five steps, no special tools: attach the handle, set the brushes and drop in the bin.
Yes, on driveways, patios, sidewalks and loading docks. Any hard, mostly flat surface.
Before
AfterUse it for 90 days, then decide
Sweep the shop, the barn, the garage and the driveway. Use it every day for three months.
If it isn't faster and easier than your broom, send it back for a full refund with no restocking fee.
Every sweeper also comes with a free 1-year warranty against defects ($29 value).
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