mechanical sweeper

Push type mechanical sweeper for indoor and outdoor use.

Until we find a more viable solution, keep using the border collies and mechanical sweepers.

Mechanical sweepers are expensive, prone to breakdowns and costly to repair.

The day was more about snow removal than street cleaning; most of the usual mechanical sweepers stayed indoors.

About 22 km of footpaths within shopping centres are swept each day using 'green machine' mechanical sweepers.

"The dogs keep the geese from disturbing the patrons, and then we use a mechanical sweeper for the droppings."

The average mechanical sweeper lumbers along at two to three miles per hour, cleaning about 12 miles of curb a day.

The good news: the next generation of mechanical sweeper already comprises a third of our sanitation fleet.

They are are the latest weapon in the Sanitation Department's effort to clear streets for its mechanical sweepers.

After the mechanical sweepers finish their passage down a midtown New York street, it looks passably clean.

On a recent visit, cigarette butts and pebbles were scattered throughout, although the beach had just been raked by a mechanical sweeper.

Some yards use mechanical sweepers.

One man on this mechanical sweeper can out-sweep five men using ordinary push brooms, and without raising clouds of dust.

Over the years the company expanded from manufacturing only mechanical sweepers to producing vacuum cleaners and carpet shampooers.

It was clogged with refuse; no mechanical sweepers cleaned it, and it bad been used as a dump.

If the area is to be cleansed using mechanical sweepers the kiln dried sand may need to be reapplied.

Upon arriving in the district, Mr. Mauro found a mechanical sweeper on Main Street.

By 1953, mechanical sweepers were the standard in all boroughs except Staten Island, which still does not have them, except in commercial areas.

The Clean Team and the mechanical sweepers, capable of cleaning 15 miles of curb a workday, pick up 100 tons of street litter a day.

Using backpack blowers, mechanical sweepers and bicep-powered brooms, 73 sanitation workers removed confetti and other trash that has amounted to 25 tons' worth in recent years.

Alternate-side parking regulations were first enforced on the Lower East Side of Manhattan in August 1950 to make it easier for the new mechanical sweepers to move around.

China and Taiwan have both adapted the mechanical sweeper design of using two main brooms mounted vertically at the back of the hopper to carry debris into hopper.

As the police were coaxing the crowds to take their merriment elsewhere, sanitation trucks and mechanical sweepers began their Sherman's march down Seventh Avenue and Broadway.

The room has no corners to gather dirt, wall meets floor with a gentle curve, and the apartment could be swept out effectually by a few strokes of a mechanical sweeper.

Manchester City Council said more than 200 street cleaning staff and at least 50 council office workers, who volunteered to lend a hand, worked alongside refuse vehicles, compression vehicles and mechanical sweepers.