- Does it work on wet leaves?
- Poorly. Wet leaves clump and stick to the brushes, so sweep when the lawn is dry for the best pickup.
- How often do I empty the collector?
- Often on heavy leaf drop. The bag is small relative to the 26-inch width, so expect several stops on a large lawn.
- Can it handle tall grass?
- No. It works best on short, dry turf; long grass wraps the brushes and clogs the hopper.
- Is it better than a tow-behind sweeper?
- It is lighter and easier to store, but a tow-behind model covers more ground with less effort on large lawns.
- Does it pick up pine cones and sticks?
- Small, dry debris yes; large sticks and heavy cones can jam the brushes or bounce out.
- What maintenance does it need?
- Keep the brushes clear of string and debris, and check the height setting so the brushes touch the grass lightly.
- Where is the Push Lawn Sweeper 26" cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $148.99, as of our latest check.