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The TURF TEQ Power Broom is the best way to easily remove snow from just about any surface without causing damage. In addition, during warmer months it can clean all types of hard and textured surfaces, and even sweep and dethatch turf.
The Power Broom features an on-the-go differential lock for exceptional traction and productivity, and the hydrostatic transmission allows you to adjust ground speed to meet heavy or light sweeping needs. The Power Broom also makes changing directions quick and easy, improving productivity while reducing operator fatigue. This makes it a must-have, year-round piece of equipment for professional landscapers.
Drivetrain
1) Engine: Honda GVX390
2) Transmission: Hydrostatic Tuff Torq K62
3) Attachment Power: Mechanical Clutch/Brake to belt drive. NORAM Clutch
Frame Specs
1) Schedule 40 welded steel tube
2) Powder Coated frame
3) Multi-use Tractor can be used for other attachments
Machine Features
1) Max snow removal depth 5”
2) Brush Pivots 16 degrees left/right. 32 degrees of total movement
3) Transmission features differential lock
4) Floating brush head with spring controlled down pressure
5) Polyethylene caster wheels located behind brush head
6) Hood can be easily lifted out of the way for service
7) Single piece welded broom hood
8) Liquid ballast filled drive tire
9) Lift Handle to raise/lower brush head for transport.
10) 2.5 Gallon Fuel Tank.
Brush Specifications
1) 46” wide Polypropylene – Single piece Brush
2) 18” Diameter
Machine Dimensions
1) 510LBs Curb Weight
2) 74”L x 53”W x 44”H
The TURF TEQ Power Broom is available as a complete multi-use machine and as a broom attachment that will work with all other TURF TEQ multi-use products. Quickly change attachments to make the most out of your investment no matter what the season. Learn more about multi-use flexibility.
“What a great machine! It did a great job of removing the thatch and leaving the desirable turf undisturbed without making a huge mess of the lawn and limiting the debris that has to be hauled off. “
P.J. Binder – Turf Magazine Field Test Report
