- Is a push sweeper better than raking or a leaf blower?
- For dry leaves and grass clippings on flat lawns, a sweeper is faster than raking and quieter than a blower. A blower still wins for wet leaves, gravel and tight beds.
- How does the 26-inch width compare with other push sweepers?
- It is wider than the common 20- to 21-inch models, so each pass covers more ground. The trade-off is a heavier unit to push when the bag is full.
- Does it work on wet leaves?
- Poorly. Damp, matted leaves clog the brushes and bag. Sweep when the lawn is dry for the best results.
- What can it pick up besides leaves?
- Grass clippings, pine needles, small twigs and light litter on lawns and smooth driveways. It is not a vacuum and won't handle heavy debris or gravel.
- Does it need assembly?
- Yes. The handle, brush deck and collector bag arrive unassembled, and the brush height needs adjusting to your lawn before use.
- Is it good on slopes?
- It works on gentle slopes but is tiring on steep ones, especially with a full bag. Flat lots suit it best.
- Where is the Garvee 26 Steel Adjustable Push Lawn Sweeper cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $159.99, as of our latest check.