Building a powered sweeper

/ Building a powered sweeper
  • Thread Starter
#21  
you seem to have thought it all out
thats the best idea so far - now ive just gotta get an old tiller, around where i live not too many people have compacts so finding one may be tricky
thanks for your ideas ill post if i get it to work
 
/ Building a powered sweeper #22  
Sorry about that. here they were used to fill verticle silos with chopped corn or whatever. The fan is up to36" in dia. and was usually powered with a pulley/belt drive and would blow the corn up a 8"+or- pipe. We used to fill a small 25' silo with a belt from a Modet T Ford then went an 8N, what a difference!
There are lots of them here in scrap piles since most farmers use bunker storage for chopped hay and silage. bcs
 
/ Building a powered sweeper #23  
Can't you go down to Parliament Square and get a windbag to move leaves
 
/ Building a powered sweeper
  • Thread Starter
#24  
justaplain - so i could use one of these things to suck up the stuff left by the mower
sounds good but wouldnt it be a bit noisy - you tell me
thanks for the idea
chhers Mith
 
/ Building a powered sweeper
  • Thread Starter
#25  
Tevi - im a idiot remember windbag?? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif parliament square?? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
keep it real basic
mith
 
/ Building a powered sweeper #26  
They can also help burn up a brushpile in a hurry.
 

Marketplace Items

UNUSED KJ 45'X25' DBL GARAGE STEEL BARN SHED (A62131)
UNUSED KJ 45'X25'...
UNUSED PAIR OF 76" SLIP ON FORK EXTENSIONS (A62131)
UNUSED PAIR OF 76"...
1984 Cheetah Chassis Corp 53ft. 32 Ton T/A Container Chassis Trailer (A61568)
1984 Cheetah...
GENIE GS-1930 ELECTRIC SCISSOR LIFT (A62129)
GENIE GS-1930...
(15) Polyethylene Road Bed Protection Pads (A60462)
(15) Polyethylene...
2002 John Deere 737 Zero Turn (A63116)
2002 John Deere...
 
Top