Brushes and a hopper — pushed, or towed behind a tractor · review
Four thickened brushes across 66 cm with a height scale beside the knob — and a bag volume the listing states twice, differently.
The bottom line The widest push machine here at 66 cm, on four brushes rather than three, with a printed height scale beside the adjusting knob — a small thing that turns a setting into a repeatable one. Its bag volume is stated as 99 litres in the title and 198 litres in the features, and this page prints both.
Four thickened and compacted brushes to increase the overall sweeping force and avoid deformation, with a 66 cm working width stated to collect 80 per cent of the debris in one pass. The brush height is adjustable by hand with a knob, no special tool needed, for use on a footpath, a driveway, a yard or a garden. Reinforced steel tubing gives a frame stated not to tip even when the hopper bag is full, and a height scale is fitted next to the knob for easy setting before cleaning. The non-woven collection bag is stated at 198 litres, easily removable and quick to empty. The overall size is given as 112 × 67 × 90 cm.
The title states 99 litres.
99 litres in the title, 198 litres in the fourth feature line.
This page prints both and does not choose. A site that picked the larger number would be repeating a marketing figure; a site that picked the smaller would be guessing at which one was the typo. What a reader is entitled to is the fact that the maker has published two.
It is worth noticing that the second figure is exactly twice the first.
The widest machine here that a person pushes, and the only one with four brushes.
Both of those raise the effort. More width is more material per pass; more brushes is more contact per revolution. This is a machine for an open lawn or a long drive, where the width pays, rather than for a garden with corners.
A printed reference beside the adjusting knob.
Every sweeper on this shelf has an adjustable brush height, and on every other one the setting is found by trial and forgotten by next October. A scale turns it into a number you can write on the handle.
It is the kind of detail that costs a manufacturer nothing and appears in no comparison.
112 × 67 × 90 cm, published. That is the figure that decides whether the machine goes through the shed door and how much of the shed it then occupies — and on a machine used for a month a year, storage is most of the ownership.
From 113 € to 120 €, that being the spread across the German and Italian Amazon stores on the day of the survey.
Beyond the euro zone, the American Amazon store prices it in its own currency, which the spread above sets aside.
More than 1.6× the cheapest country at the Spanish Amazon store; a gap of that size normally means forwarded stock rather than a seller on the ground, so the spread above leaves it out.
Listed and unsold: the British and French Amazon catalogues hold the reference with nobody behind it.
Taken from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and prices move without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 26 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Working width | 66 cm, as stated |
|---|---|
| Drive | Manual |
| Catcher volume | Stated as 99 L in the title and 198 L in the feature list — the maker contradicts itself |
| Brushes | 4 thickened brushes, as stated |
| Height adjustment | By hand knob, no tools, with a printed height scale |
| Weight | Not published — overall size given as 112 × 67 × 90 cm |
| Amazon reference | B0C77XGD1H (one reference across 6 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 0197988268581 |
The listing says 99 litres in its title and 198 litres in a feature line. Those are not the same number and this page does not choose between them — it prints both and says the maker contradicts itself, because picking one would be inventing a specification.
Yes, and almost nothing has one. Every sweeper has an adjustable brush height and most give you a knob and no reference, so the correct setting is rediscovered by trial each autumn. A printed scale makes it a note rather than an experiment.
The maker’s claim that the machine collects that share of debris in one pass. No test defines it, no conditions are stated and no method is named, and this page reports it as a claim rather than as a figure.
A large open lawn or a long drive, where the extra width pays for the extra bulk
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, United States. Listed is not the same as in stock — availability changes daily.
Details checked on September 26, 2026.
Specifications: manufacturer sheet and Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. No product on this site has been physically tested.
55 cm brush, cordless 18 V, no pack supplied, 100 L, LOW–HIGH
The only powered sweeper here — brush speed set independently of walking pace — sold without a battery, and usable by hand.
Best for: A large lawn with tussocky or uneven grass, where walking faster to spin the brushes is not an option
530 mm, 0–40 mm height, about 100 L, 6.5 kg net
The only sweeper here with a published weight — 6.5 kg — on a 530 mm width, a 0 to 40 mm range and roughly 100 litres.
Best for: A medium lawn, and anyone who has to lift the machine over a step or into a car
Manual, rotating brush system, removable bag, height adjustable
A motorless sweeper described by posture rather than by numbers: ergonomic handles, upright working and an adjustable sweeping height.
Best for: A large lawn in autumn, for somebody buying on the brand and the posture rather than on the numbers
