Can this equipment be used to sweep both wet and dry sand and debris from express roads?
1385511
my husband uses it forpicking up grass clipping and any bits of paper,etc. that is on the ground.its not meant for large objects.
1385512
no, it is perfect for smooth concrete like side walks, driveways and the patio. i bout it for my shop an have been sweeping twice a week and the worm gear keeps stripping. I have replaced them (the worm gears) 3 times since its purchase last December. i would have to double sweep for the finer particles and it doesn't grab very well in small puddles.
1385513
this piece of equipment is meant for dry items - light sand, leaves (but not to do your yard), scrap paper that's laying around - anything light. the unit itself is extremely light. don't let it fool you. i am not happy with mine, but that doesn't mean you wouldn't be. hope that answers some of your thoughts.
1385514
we use it in a warehouse with smooth and lightly rough cement and it does the trick. Wet surfaces it will pick up debri but not good so I would not recommend it for wet areas of any kind.
1385515
I would think not. It doesn't like wet things. It won't pick up fine dirt completely so sand is probably the same. You could try it if you get a return guarantee.
293236
I doubt it. We use it to break up clods of dirt and manure, and to rake the arena. It does a pretty good job at that, but anything heavy like a boulder it bounces over, and it does catch debris in the tines.
188124
We've used this for pulling vehicles out of the sand at the beach. It should be ok in snow as well.
917265
I would say yes, because of the multiple attachments and variable speed option of this device. You can even control direction ( fwd or reverse) to desired results.
1098289
I bought this originally to sweep up sawdust in my woodshop. I have used this to sweep the pavers in my backyard and it works great. It has a lot of suction power.
2183168
Yes, absolutely, the Work WG508, will effectively vacuum those small leaves for you, it even vacuums the leaves from the sand, leaving the sand behind. I love using the work, its amazing.
221557
It is a great vacum, but would pick up gravel as well, you would be best to blow the line needles and then pick up from non gravel area
1769835
My son works that little piece of equipment just like his dad's real one. He scoops sand and turns it then dumps it in the dumptruck. It takes some practice but he got it very quickly �
538307
No. It works on dry surfaces. The pads it uses are similar to a swiffer sweeper.
1117587
It is sort of like a dust buster mounted on a stick. I have not tried it with sand but to be safe you might want something with a more powerful motor.
817019
I don't think so. I have been so disappointed in this device. It's only good for dragging something with a sweeping motion.
2284888
I would say yes. It is compact yet powerful enough to do a job like blowing dust and debrisfrom a car.
986383
This isn't a vacuum. It's more like a dust mop. When used with a wet cloth, it's a wet mop. Whatever sand didn't cling to the wet cloth or the dry cloth would just end up being pushed around.
201205
Yes it picks up dust, sand etc. Its a great little vacuum for a great price!
488257
Yes! But you need the cloth cover over the net. Well worth investing a couple extra bucks to clear the sand. Good luck.
1345857
I guess it could, but the features are designed for water, it probably won't be as fun unless you have your own separate sand toys to use with it (I.e small bucket and spade ).
2162023
I have used it in both sand and dirt. In both cases, I had no trouble pulling it out again. This thing is great for dirt. For soft sand, I think I would recommend an auger based device instead though.