Gas Powered Broom Sweeper 52cc 2-Stroke - EPA Certified Snow Sweeper | Dekuch

About this item

This gas-powered broom sweeper features a powerful 52cc 2-stroke engine and a durable 21x10 inch nylon brush, making it ideal for cleaning driveways, sidewalks, and light snow removal. EPA certified for emissions compliance.

Key Selling Points

• Professional Cleaning Ability: High-quality nylon brush head quickly cleans sidewalks, driveways, and light snow.
• Strong and Durable: Air-cooled motor and wear-resistant nylon brush extend product life.
• Time and Effort Saving: Motor-driven operation saves time compared to manual brooms.
• Large Cleaning Area: 21-inch wide brush covers more ground per pass.
• Easy to Operate: 6.6 ft total length and curved handle for comfortable use by different heights.
• High Power: 1700W engine for efficient cleaning performance.

Specifications

Color: Red/Black
Type: Single-Cylinder, 2-Stroke, Air-Cooled
HP: 2.4
Displacement: 52CC
Max Power: 1.7KW/7000RPM
Fuel Capacity: 1 Liter
Oil/Gasoline Mixing Ratio: 40:1
Brush Material: Nylon
Sweeping Broom Size: 21"(W) x 10"(Diameter)
Overall Length: 6.6ft (approx.)
Certification: EPA

Use Cases

Clearing leaves, dirt, and debris from driveways, sidewalks, patios, and parking lots. Light snow removal in winter. Maintaining outdoor hard surfaces.

Package Includes

1 x Gas Broom Sweeper
1 x User Manual
1 x Fuel Mixing Bottle (if applicable)
(Note: Actual contents may vary; check product packaging.)

How to Use

1. Mix gasoline and oil at 40:1 ratio. 2. Fill fuel tank. 3. Start engine according to manual. 4. Adjust handle height for comfort. 5. Walk at steady pace, guiding brush over surface. 6. Turn off engine and let cool before refueling.

Suitable For

Homeowners, property managers, landscapers, and contractors needing efficient outdoor cleaning for driveways, sidewalks, and light snow.

Caution Notes

Use only outdoors in well-ventilated areas. Keep away from flammable materials. Wear eye and ear protection. Do not use on wet or icy surfaces. Follow EPA guidelines for fuel mixing.