Riding a tractor or lawn mower while towing a lawn sweeper results in covering more of your lawn, in a shorter period of time, than you would on foot. A tow behind also picks up more debris because the sweeping action works faster and the collection hopper is larger, therefore not requiring constant emptying.
Do lawn sweepers work for grass?
Lawn sweepers work very well on grass clippings, but some models perform better than others.
When should you use a lawn sweeper?
You should use a lawn sweeper once the leaves begin to fall. This is because it's much easier to use a sweeper when leaves are dry, as opposed to when they're wet. A lawn sweeper also comes in handy when cleaning driveways and sidewalks after a light snow of ½ inch or less.
How do you use a pull behind lawn sweeper?
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Is a lawn sweeper good for grass clippings?
Pick up all branches, rocks, pinecones and other large debris in the area. Lawn sweepers will remove small twigs, grass clippings and leaves, but not large items.
Does a lawn sweeper pick up sticks?
In addition to picking up debris, such as leaves and pine needles, lawn sweepers can also help you manage pine cones, acorns and twigs. Keep in mind that a lawn sweeper won't pick up bigger sticks and branches, according to Epic Gardening, a website aimed at helping home gardeners.