[dslab]

TLF, has any used a lawn sweeper (pull behind lawn tractor) to pick up dormant berumda grass clippings after scalping? Did the lawn sweeper do the job of picking up the clippings?

I was going to buy one, but want to make sure it will do the job.

 

[Mightyquinn]

TLF, has any used a lawn sweeper (pull behind lawn tractor) to pick up dormant berumda grass clippings after scalping? Did the lawn sweeper do the job of picking up the clippings?

I was going to buy one, but want to make sure it will do the job.

I don't know of anyone that has actually used one for that purpose but I can't see why it wouldn't work as the clippings are fairly lightweight and those brushes on it should pick it up pretty easily. I used my rotary brush on my Baroness and it did a great job at picking everything up :thumbup:

 

[MasterMech]

TLF, has any used a lawn sweeper (pull behind lawn tractor) to pick up dormant berumda grass clippings after scalping? Did the lawn sweeper do the job of picking up the clippings?

I was going to buy one, but want to make sure it will do the job.

I have used my 42" Brinly Sweeper for just that, post de-thatching. Worked like a charm.

 

[dslab]

Great, thank you both!

 

[Colonel K0rn]

I have used my 42" Brinly Sweeper for just that, post de-thatching. Worked like a charm.

If I didn't know any better, I have confused this picture with something a farmer would be harvesting.

 

[MasterMech]

I have used my 42" Brinly Sweeper for just that, post de-thatching. Worked like a charm.

If I didn't know any better, I have confused this picture with something a farmer would be harvesting.

Yah, I inherited thatch issues!

 

[gijoe4500]

I have used my 42" Brinly Sweeper for just that, post de-thatching. Worked like a charm.

If I didn't know any better, I have confused this picture with something a farmer would be harvesting.

Yah, I inherited thatch issues!

Inheriting thatch is a better problem than inheriting a thriving field of dallisgrass or something. :lol: