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Skid Steer Box Broom with Side Brush

Skid Steer Box Broom with Side Brush

TGEC skid steer box broom with side brush features an enclosed hood for dust-controlled sweeping and a side brush for edge and curb cleaning. Available in 44 to 83 inch widths with universal quick-attach mounting for parking lots, warehouses, and municipal maintenance.
Product Name: Box broom / Box sweeper / Collector broom / Enclosed sweeper with side brush
Type: Brooms & Sweepers
After-sales Service: Provided
Warranty: 1 Year
Customization: Available
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Product Overview

The TGEC skid steer box broom with side brush is an enclosed hydraulic sweeper that mounts to the universal quick-attach plate on skid steers and compact track loaders. It features a 550 mm diameter main brush inside a steel enclosure hood that contains dust and debris, plus a side brush that extends cleaning reach to curbs, edges, and wall lines. The enclosed design reduces airborne dust compared to open angle brooms, making it suitable for indoor and dust-sensitive environments.

Available in three widths from 1120 mm (44 inch) to 2110 mm (83 inch), each box broom features a heavy-duty brush core, hydraulic drive motor, enclosed steel hood, side brush assembly, and universal quick-attach mounting frame. The 44 inch model uses the MP910 frame, while 72 and 83 inch models use the MP1220 frame. As a direct manufacturer, TGEC supplies these box brooms to dealers and contractors worldwide with factory-direct pricing and custom configuration options.

SpecificationTG-BBS1120 (44IN)TG-BBS1830 (72IN)TG-BBS2110 (83IN)
Sweeping Width1120 mm (44 in)1830 mm (72 in)2110 mm (83 in)
Dimensions (L×W×H)1490 × 2060 × 605 mm (58.7 × 81.1 × 23.8 in)2200 × 2060 × 605 mm (86.6 × 81.1 × 23.8 in)2480 × 2060 × 605 mm (97.6 × 81.1 × 23.8 in)
Brush Diameter550 mm (21.7 in)550 mm (21.7 in)550 mm (21.7 in)
Weight320 kg (705 lb)458 kg (1010 lb)511 kg (1127 lb)
Mounting TypeMP910 Universal Quick-AttachMP1220 Universal Quick-AttachMP1220 Universal Quick-Attach

TGEC Skid Steer Box Broom with Side Brush – Enclosed Dust Control Sweeper

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

How It Works

The box broom connects to the skid steer's auxiliary hydraulic circuit through quick-disconnect couplers. Hydraulic flow powers the main drive motor, rotating the 550 mm brush core inside the enclosed hood. The side brush is driven by a separate hydraulic motor or mechanical linkage, extending the cleaning path to curbs and edges. The enclosed hood contains dust and debris, directing material toward the center of the broom. The loader arms control brush height and down pressure. Unlike pickup brooms, the box broom does not collect debris into a hopper—it sweeps and contains material for subsequent pickup.

Installation & Mounting

Align the quick-attach plate on the box 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 main brush and side brush circuits connect to the correct ports. Cycle both brush controls slowly to purge air and verify smooth rotation before work. Check that the side brush contacts the surface at the correct angle. Mounting takes a few minutes and requires no tools, allowing fast attachment changes.

Application Scenarios

  • Indoor warehouse and factory floor sweeping.

  • Parking garage and structure sweeping with dust control.

  • Curb and edge cleaning along sidewalks and roads.

  • Municipal street and parking lot maintenance.

  • Dust-sensitive environment sweeping with enclosure.

  • Commercial property and retail center cleanup.

Wear & Service

Regular inspection extends box broom service life. The main brush and side brush bristles are the primary wear items; replace when bristle length drops below effective depth. The brush core bearings should be greased regularly and checked for play. Hydraulic hoses and fittings should be inspected for cracks, abrasion, and leaks and replaced if damaged. The enclosed hood should be checked for dents, cracks, or rust that could reduce dust containment. The side brush assembly pivot and height adjustment should be checked for smooth operation.

Dealer & Bulk Orders

TGEC supplies skid steer box brooms with side brushes 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 broom type comparison to compare. See how to choose a skid steer sweeper for guidance.

Find the Right Box Broom Setup for Your Facility

Tell us about your cleaning environment: are you sweeping indoors (warehouses, factories, parking garages) or outdoors (parking lots, streets)? What type of debris do you need to remove—dust, gravel, leaves, or general litter? Also let us know your preferred width and whether your facility has dust control requirements that call for the enclosed hood design. Include your skid steer model and available hydraulic flow so we can match the drive motor. Our team will verify compatibility and provide a quote with pricing and delivery timing for your specific setup.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a skid steer box broom with side brush?+

A skid steer box broom with side brush is an enclosed hydraulic sweeper that uses a main rotating brush inside a steel hood plus a side brush for edge and curb cleaning. The enclosed hood contains dust and debris, reducing airborne particles compared to open brooms. The side brush extends the cleaning path to walls, curbs, and edges that the main brush cannot reach. This design is ideal for indoor warehouses, parking garages, and dust-sensitive environments where containment matters.

What does the side brush add to a box broom?+

The side brush extends the box broom's cleaning reach beyond the main brush width, allowing it to sweep along curbs, walls, edges, and corners that the main brush alone cannot reach. It rotates to pull debris from edges toward the main brush path, ensuring complete cleanup along perimeter lines. Without a side brush, the operator would need to make additional passes or manually clean edges. The side brush is particularly valuable for municipal street sweeping, warehouse perimeters, and parking garage edge cleaning.

How does a box broom handle debris along curbs and edges?+

A box broom with side brush handles curb and edge cleaning through the side brush assembly, which extends outward from the main broom housing. The side brush rotates to pull debris from the curb line or wall edge inward toward the main brush path. The operator positions the side brush against the curb, and as the skid steer moves forward, the side brush sweeps debris away from the edge while the main brush contains and sweeps the rest. This combination provides complete edge-to-edge cleaning in a single pass.

What surfaces are suitable for a box broom with side brush?+

A box broom with side brush works effectively on smooth surfaces such as concrete warehouse floors, asphalt parking lots, parking garage decks, municipal streets, and commercial property surfaces. The enclosed design performs well in indoor and dust-sensitive environments where airborne dust must be minimized. It handles dry debris such as dust, dirt, sand, gravel, leaves, and litter. It is not designed for heavy mud, wet sticky material, or rough gravel surfaces that could damage the enclosed hood or side brush assembly.

How does the main broom work with the side brush?+

The main broom and side brush operate as a coordinated system. The main brush rotates inside the enclosed hood, sweeping the primary path and containing dust. The side brush, mounted at the edge of the housing, rotates independently to pull debris from curbs, walls, and edges inward toward the main brush path. Both are powered by the skid steer's auxiliary hydraulic circuit. The operator controls forward speed and brush height to ensure both components maintain proper surface contact. This coordination delivers complete edge-to-edge cleaning in one pass.

What should operators check before using a box broom?+

Before using a box broom, operators should verify the skid steer's auxiliary hydraulic flow and pressure meet requirements. Inspect main brush and side brush bristle length and condition. Check that the enclosed hood is free of dents, cracks, or rust that could reduce dust containment. Verify the side brush pivot and height adjustment move freely. Ensure hydraulic couplers are clean and connected to the correct ports. Check that all mounting pins and locking levers are secure. Inspect hydraulic hoses for cracks, abrasion, or leaks before operation.

How should broom pressure be adjusted for different surfaces?+

Broom pressure, controlled by loader arm position and down force, should be adjusted based on surface type and debris density. For smooth concrete or warehouse floors, lighter pressure prevents excessive bristle wear while still sweeping effectively. For asphalt or textured surfaces, slightly more pressure ensures bristles reach into surface texture. For heavy debris, more down force improves cleaning but accelerates bristle wear. The side brush pressure should be adjusted independently to maintain contact with the curb or edge without digging into the surface. Operators should find the minimum pressure that achieves effective sweeping.

Which parts of a box broom are subject to wear?+

Key wear parts on a box broom include: (1) main brush bristles, which wear from surface contact and should be replaced when length drops below effective depth; (2) side brush bristles, which wear faster due to edge and curb contact; (3) brush core bearings, which should be greased regularly and replaced when excessive play develops; (4) hydraulic hoses and fittings, which should be checked for cracks, abrasion, and leaks; (5) the enclosed hood, which can dent or rust from debris impact; and (6) side brush pivot and height adjustment components. Bristles are the most frequently replaced items.

How should the brushes be inspected and maintained?+

Brushes should be inspected before each use for bristle length, damage, and uneven wear. Main brush bristles should be replaced when they wear down to the point where they no longer contact the surface effectively. Side brush bristles typically wear faster and may need replacement more frequently. Brush core bearings should be greased according to the manufacturer's schedule, typically every 10 to 20 operating hours. The brush core should be checked for wobble or excessive play indicating bearing failure. Debris wrapped around the brush core should be removed regularly. Proper brush maintenance ensures consistent sweeping performance and extends service life.

What is the difference between a box broom with side brush and a pickup broom?+

A box broom with side brush is an enclosed sweeper that contains dust and sweeps debris for subsequent pickup, with a side brush for edge and curb cleaning. It does not collect debris into a hopper. A pickup broom, also called a hopper broom, sweeps debris into an integrated collection hopper that can be dumped, providing complete debris removal in one pass. The box broom is better for dust-controlled indoor sweeping and edge cleaning, while the pickup broom is better for applications where debris must be collected and removed immediately. TGEC manufactures both types as separate products.
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