Logic Sweeper Collector
Enquire about our Logic Sweeper Co…The new Logic MSP120 ‘Pro-Sweep’ has been developed from our hugely successful MSC sweeper. As part of planned paddock maintenance schedule, the MSP120 Pro-Sweep is used to quickly and effectively remove droppings and other debris, resulting in a healthier, more productive paddock. New features mean the Pro-Sweep is easier and lighter to use and more reliable than ever.
Standard Features
- 1.2 metre working width
- Swivel tow hitch for safety
- Floating drawbar for light, easy hitching and more compact storage
- Remote throttle cable which is clipped onto the towing vehicle during use
- Throttle cable ‘park’ to prevent tangles when machine is not in use
- Easy to start Honda 5.5hp engine
- Mesh topped hopper visually indicates when hopper is full
- Mesh top easily removed for cleaning purposes
- Strong manual winch for easy hopper emptying
- Improved emptying height for easier midden production
- Easy-action height setting adjuster with locking nut
- Optional tine bar to assist with removal of stubborn dung piles
- Useful capacity hopper (equivalent to approx. 6 wheelbarrows)
- Large rear castor wheels for low ground pressure, stability and manoeuvrability
- Open-wheel design prevents mud build-up in wet conditions allowing all-year-round use
- Low ground pressure minimises damage to ground in wet conditions
- New low-maintenance main shaft bearings
- Useful for removing other debris such as twigs, leaves, acorns, grass clippings etc
- Improved mechanicals to drive system extends maintenance periods
- Lower maintenance suspension components
Options
Optional tine bar
For paddocks where the dung piles have been matted into the grass, by the action of heavy rain for example, the optional tine bar can be simply lowered. The tine bar breaks up the compacted dung so the brush can sweep the pile into the hopper. For especially stubborn patches, driving more slowly over the pile - or even setting the brush height a little lower than normal - will help remove dung that has all but dissolved into the ground. The tine bar height is set in conjunction with the brush height, allowing both the tines and the brush to be quickly raised out of work when moving the unit outside the paddock.