The 52-in. (132-cm) Rotary Broom increases tractor versatility by allowing it to be used for a variety of sweeping jobs. The broom effectively meets the needs of commercial, farm, home, and estate operators with four-season versatility:

Spring

The broom can be used to dethatch lawns, and it cleans off tennis courts quickly and effectively.

Summer

The broom effectively performs a wide variety of sweeping jobs, including cleaning sidewalks, parking lots, driveways, construction job sites, and barns. It can also be used for backfilling trenches.

Fall

The broom can be used to sweep leaves and windrow pine needles. It sweeps artificial turf and cleans up spectator areas after sporting events.

Winter

It effectively moves up to 2 in. (5 cm) of snow, which may eliminate the need for a snow thrower, depending on the operator's geographic area.

The 52-in. (132-cm ) Rotary Broom is compatible with X700 Series and 1023E, 1025R, 1026R, model year 2016 and older 2025R and 2032R, 2305-2720, 2210, 4010, 4110, 4115, and 4100 Tractors.

NOTE: If a compact utility tractor is set up for an AutoConnect™ mid-mount mower, the quick-connect drive shaft and rear lift link must be removed from the tractor before installing the rotary broom.

The broom section is assembled with 32 polypropylene wafers.

NOTE: In certain applications, it may be desirable to equip broom with all or some steel wafers.

Optional steel wafers are available:

• Steel wafers do a good job of breaking material loose.
• The steel wafer is for aggressive action.
• Polypropylene wafer is good for cleaning any surface.
• Assemble with alternating polypropylene and steel wafers for good breaking loose and cleaning of material.
• Assemble steel wafers on ends for extra curb cleaning.

Replacement wafers, packaged 16 to a box, can be ordered from Parts.

It is recommended that all 32 wafers be replaced at the same time for even wear.

Wafer bristles have a convoluted design for a good flicking action.

Casters provide a quick response, allowing the head to float and follow the terrain. The broom head also articulates for undulating terrain.

An adjustable, threaded rod allows the broom to float and follow the terrain.

An Acme screw and knob is used for infinite control of pattern. It also allows control of the depth of the bristles beyond raising the hitch as bristles wear down or more ground contact is needed.