Pushed or towed, and the size of the bag · review
The largest sweeper here: 44 inches wide with a 28 cu ft flow-through bag, a dump handle at the seat and US assembly, for about $430.
At 28 cu ft, this holds more than double the 42-inch Agri-Fab. On a large lawn, it means fewer stops.
It uses bronze bushings on the brush shaft and 12-by-3-inch tires, and Agri-Fab assembles it in Illinois.
Tow at the speed the manual gives, make turns wide, and stop the tractor and set the brake before you get off to clear the sweeper.
Same section, nearest cost — what else that money buys.
| Type | Tow-behind |
|---|---|
| Sweep width | 44 in |
| Hopper | 28 cu ft, flow-through |
| Brush ratio | 5.6 to 1 |
| Tires | 12 × 3 in |
| Weight | 92 lb |
| Warranty | 3-year limited |
| Amazon reference | B00B7E75VU |
Agri-Fab’s 5.6:1 means the brushes turn 5.6 times per wheel turn. A higher ratio sweeps faster at a given speed.
Yes, the listing says it has a dump-from-seat handle.
7.5/ 10
Our pick for tractors: the bag alone justifies the price.
An acre or more and a lawn tractor.
Specifications: the Amazon.com listing, read from a US address. Live prices: Amazon.com, through Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
Tow-behind · 42 in · 12 cu ft bag · dump rope · 11 in wheels · 68 lb · 3-year warranty
The smaller Agri-Fab tow sweeper: 42 inches, a 12 cu ft bag and a dump rope for $291.
Best for: A half-acre lawn with a tractor.
≈ $291
Tow-behind · 42 in · 20 cu ft hamper · 6 brushes · twist-lock height · 68 lb
A 42-inch tow sweeper with a 20 cu ft hamper and 6 high-velocity brushes, sitting between the two Agri-Fab models.
Best for: A larger lawn and a tight shed.
≈ $369
Push · 21 in · 3.2 cu ft bag · foldable · 8.4 kg · limited warranty, 5 years in the table
GARDENA’s folding push sweeper with a 3.2 cu ft bag and a warranty listed at 5 years, for $100.
Best for: A buyer who values the warranty and needs to store it flat.
≈ $100
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