Skid Steer Angle Broom for Sale

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Product Overview

The TGEC skid steer angle broom is a hydraulic rotary sweeper that mounts to the universal quick-attach plate on skid steers and compact track loaders. It uses a 550 mm diameter polypropylene brush core rotating at high speed to sweep debris, dirt, gravel, and light snow across the surface. The 30-degree hydraulic swing angle lets the operator direct swept material to one side for windrowing and cleanup.

Available in four widths from 1120 mm (44 inch) to 2510 mm (99 inch), each angle broom features a heavy-duty brush core, hydraulic drive motor, and universal quick-attach mounting frame. The 44 inch model uses the MP910 frame, while 72, 83, and 99 inch models use the MP1140 frame. As a direct manufacturer, TGEC supplies these angle brooms to dealers and contractors worldwide with factory-direct pricing and custom configuration options.

Specification	TG-AB1120 (44IN)	TG-AB1830 (72IN)	TG-AB2110 (83IN)	TG-AB2510 (99IN)
Sweeping Width	1120 mm (44 in)	1830 mm (72 in)	2110 mm (83 in)	2510 mm (99 in)
Dimensions (L×W×H)	1430 × 1167 × 595 mm (56.3 × 45.9 × 23.4 in)	2157 × 1167 × 595 mm (84.9 × 45.9 × 23.4 in)	2427 × 1167 × 595 mm (95.6 × 45.9 × 23.4 in)	2827 × 1167 × 595 mm (111.3 × 45.9 × 23.4 in)
Brush Diameter	550 mm (21.7 in)	550 mm (21.7 in)	550 mm (21.7 in)	550 mm (21.7 in)
Swing Angle	30°	30°	30°	30°
Weight	209 kg (461 lb)	268 kg (591 lb)	287 kg (633 lb)	317 kg (699 lb)
Mounting Type	MP910 Universal Quick-Attach	MP1140 Universal Quick-Attach	MP1140 Universal Quick-Attach	MP1140 Universal Quick-Attach

TGEC Skid Steer Angle Broom – Hydraulic Rotary Sweeper with 30° Swing

Specifications are subject to change without notice. Contact TGEC for the latest technical data and custom configuration options.

How It Works

The angle broom connects to the skid steer's auxiliary hydraulic circuit through quick-disconnect couplers. Hydraulic flow powers the drive motor, rotating the 550 mm brush core at high speed. The swing cylinder angles the broom 30 degrees left or right, directing swept material to one side. The loader arms control brush height and down pressure for optimal surface contact. When angled, debris is pushed sideways rather than straight ahead, making it effective for windrowing and directional cleanup.

Installation & Mounting

Align the quick-attach plate on the angle broom with the skid steer's attachment interface, lower the loader arms to engage the mounting pins, and secure the latch. Connect the auxiliary hydraulic hoses to the quick-disconnect couplers, ensuring flow and return lines match the port configuration. Cycle the swing controls slowly to purge air and verify smooth 30-degree left and right movement before work. Mounting takes a few minutes and requires no tools, allowing fast attachment changes.

Application Scenarios

Parking lot sweeping of dirt, gravel, and debris.
Road and street sweeping with directional displacement.
Construction site cleanup of dust and loose aggregate.
Warehouse and industrial floor sweeping.
Light snow removal and slush pushing in winter.
Landscaping and property maintenance sweeping.

Wear & Service

Regular inspection extends angle broom service life. The polypropylene brush bristles are the primary wear item; ｒｅｐｌａｃｅ when bristle length drops below effective sweeping depth. The brush core bearings should be greased regularly and checked for excessive play. Hydraulic hoses and fittings should be inspected for cracks, abrasion, and leaks and replaced if damaged. The swing cylinder pins and bushings should be checked for wear. The mounting frame should be inspected for cracks or bending at high-stress points.

Dealer & Bulk Orders

TGEC supplies skid steer angle brooms to equipment dealers, rental companies, and distributors worldwide with volume pricing and mixed-order consolidation. OEM and private-label programs are available for qualified partners, including custom paint colors, nameplates, packaging, and configuration modifications. Custom jobs are subject to engineering review and production feasibility. Contact the OEM sales team with your branding specifications, target configurations, and estimated annual volume to discuss supply terms. Visit the skid steer brooms hub for the full lineup. Consider the pickup hopper broom for debris collection. Read angle broom vs pickup broom to compare. See how to choose a skid steer broom for guidance.

Get a Quote for Your Sweeping Setup

Tell us about your sweeping application: what surfaces you clean most (asphalt, concrete, gravel, or warehouse floors), the typical debris you remove (dust, gravel, leaves, or light snow), and the width you need—from 44 to 99 inches. Also include your skid steer model and available hydraulic flow so we can match the drive motor. Let us know if you need polypropylene, wire, or mixed bristles for your surface conditions. Our team will confirm compatibility and return a quote with pricing and delivery timing for your specific setup.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a skid steer angle broom used for?+

A skid steer angle broom is a hydraulic rotary sweeper used to clean dirt, gravel, debris, dust, and light snow from parking lots, roads, warehouses, construction sites, and industrial floors. The 30-degree swing angle lets the operator direct swept material to one side for windrowing and directional cleanup, making it ideal for general surface maintenance and site preparation work.

How does a hydraulic angle broom direct swept material?+

A hydraulic angle broom uses a swing cylinder to pivot the brush assembly 30 degrees left or right. When the broom is angled, the rotating brush pushes debris sideways across the surface rather than straight ahead. This directional action lets the operator windrow material into a pile for later pickup, or sweep debris off to the side of a road or parking lot. The angle is controlled from the cab via auxiliary hydraulic controls.

What types of surfaces can a skid steer angle broom clean?+

A skid steer angle broom works effectively on asphalt, concrete, packed gravel, warehouse floors, parking lots, roads, and construction site surfaces. It handles dry debris such as dirt, dust, gravel, sand, leaves, and litter, as well as light snow and slush in winter. It is not designed for heavy mud, wet sticky clay, or large debris that could damage the brush core. Surface condition and debris type affect brush wear rate.

What factors affect angle broom performance on a skid steer?+

Key factors include auxiliary hydraulic flow and pressure, which determine brush rotation speed and torque; brush down pressure, controlled by loader arm position, which affects surface contact; bristle material and wear length, which impact sweeping effectiveness; swing angle setting, which controls directional displacement; and ground speed, which should match debris density and surface condition. Insufficient hydraulic flow reduces brush speed and cleaning performance.

Can an angle broom be used for light snow removal?+

Yes. A skid steer angle broom can be used for light snow removal, slush pushing, and clearing fresh snowfalls up to a few inches deep. The rotating brush breaks up and displaces light snow more effectively than a straight push, and the 30-degree angle lets the operator windrow snow to one side. It is not a replacement for a snow plow or snow blower for heavy snowfalls, ice, or deep drifts. Polypropylene bristles work well for snow applications.

What is the difference between an angle broom and a straight broom?+

An angle broom has a hydraulic swing cylinder that pivots the brush 30 degrees left or right, allowing directional sweeping and windrowing. A straight broom mounts in a fixed position without swing capability, pushing debris straight ahead only. The angle broom is more versatile for general cleanup, road sweeping, and snow removal because the operator can direct material to one side. Straight brooms are simpler and less expensive but lack directional control. TGEC offers angle brooms with 30-degree hydraulic swing.

What should be checked before mounting an angle broom?+

Before mounting, verify the skid steer's auxiliary hydraulic flow and pressure meet the broom's requirements. Inspect the quick-attach plate for damage or excessive wear. Check that hydraulic couplers are clean and free of debris. Inspect brush bristle length and condition. Verify the swing cylinder moves freely without binding. Check that all mounting pins and locking levers are in good condition. Ensure the skid steer's auxiliary hydraulic circuit is rated for continuous use to prevent overheating during extended sweeping.

How does broom angle affect the effective sweeping path?+

When the broom is angled 30 degrees, the effective sweeping path width is reduced compared to straight-ahead operation, but debris is displaced sideways across a wider area. A steeper angle moves material more aggressively to the side but covers less forward width per pass. A shallower angle covers more width but displaces less material to the side. Operators adjust angle based on debris density, desired windrow location, and surface conditions. The 30-degree maximum angle provides strong directional control.

What broom bristle type is suitable for different surface conditions?+

Polypropylene bristles are standard for general sweeping on asphalt, concrete, and warehouse floors, offering good durability and flexibility. Wire bristles are used for heavy-duty cleaning on rough surfaces, removing stubborn dirt, mud, and compacted debris, but can scratch delicate surfaces. Mixed poly/wire combinations balance durability and cleaning power. For light snow, polypropylene works well. For abrasive surfaces like gravel or rough concrete, wire or mixed bristles last longer. TGEC can configure bristle type based on application.

Which wear parts on an angle broom require regular inspection?+

Key wear parts include: (1) brush bristles, which wear from surface contact and should be replaced when length drops below effective sweeping depth; (2) brush core bearings, which should be greased regularly and replaced when excessive play develops; (3) swing cylinder pins and bushings, which wear from repeated angle adjustments; (4) hydraulic hoses and fittings, which should be checked for cracks, abrasion, and leaks; (5) the mounting frame and quick-attach plate, which should be inspected for cracks or bending. Bristles and bearings are most frequently replaced.

Product Name:	Hydraulic angle broom / Rotary broom / Power broom / Angle sweeper
Type:	Brooms & Sweepers
After-sales Service:	Provided
Warranty:	1 Year
Customization:	Available
Shipping Cost:	Negotiate with us about shipping cost and estimated delivery time.