Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Barredora de suelo de empuje, barredora mecánica, ancho de barrido 65 cm, escoba manual no eléctrica, contenedor de residuos de 18,9 L, mango plegable ajustable en ángulo y altura

Works but not as well as advertised. Wouldn't buy again. There are better items to use your money on. Have to walk fast with it, wheels catch on even small rocks, and always leaves a little debris on the floor when it's done. Ive never been able to fill up the container as something happens and it has to be taken out.

Le châssis est un peu trop souple les brosses frotte

Works well going forward for bigger things, but if you back up, it throws everything out. You have to lift it off the back wheels to move it around, or it throws everything out back on the floor

This would have been 4 or 5 stars except that the left sweeper disc keeps falling off. The left disc sweeps clock-wise and the right disc sweeps counter-clockwise to bring debris to the centerline so that the rear pickup sweeps can fling the debris into the catch canister. If you use it on a smooth and flat surface, this push broom works perfectly fine. But when used on bumpy or uneven terrain (scoop-shaped curb cut for a driveway, old and crumbling asphalt, the discs have a tendency to bottom out and catch on the ground. The right disc has no problem because it spins in a direction that tends to tighten the retaining nut. The left disc, on the other hand, is spinning in the opposite direction and likes to loosen the retaining nut. This is a dumb mistake or cost cutting measure. The fasteners should be threaded in the opposite direction. Think of bicycle pedals -- the right and left pedals are threaded in opposite directions -- so that they are naturally held tight under normal pedaling. If they were both threaded the same direction, one pedal would have a tendency to come loose. The wheel kept falling off -- in my 90 minute sweeping session, 10-15 minutes were spent in dealing with the disc falling off. The first time it fell off, I didn't even notice it right away and it took me a minute just to find it (LOL). Because I was tipping it over so many times to look at the problem, my push bar is already pretty banged up on day one from being on the ground a bunch of times. I will have to try some thread locker to see if that helps. Or perhaps find a nylon lock nut that can do the job. Except for this singular complaint, this product is terrific. And on smooth/flat ground, I think it is pretty close to perfect. Once I realized I needed to avoid jamming the left disc into the ground, I maneuvered it more carefully and mostly relied on the right disc to sweep up edges. In the 90 minute session, I pulled up nearly 4 gallons of loose gravely chips as well as twigs and leaves from a decaying asphalt driveway. It's a huge improvement over manually trying to sweep the driveway with a regular broom or push broom, and is less messy than using a pressure washer (which didn't really remove the gravely bits - just pushed them around). Note: this does not work over lawn. I tried. It's not built for that. I truly knew how effective this push sweeper is after I noticed that I don't hear any footsteps or tire rolling noises (car and bicycle) that used to be there. Like I said, 4 or 5 stars if they fix the mounting of the left sweeper brush.

EL FUNCIONAMIENTO BUENO, SIEMPRE ES NECESARIO DOS PASADAS PORQUE DEJA UN CAMINO INTERMEDIO, SE PODRÍA MEJORAR, LOS MATERIALES DAN ASPECTO DE NO MUY DURABLES, ME PREOCUPA SABER SI TIENE REPUESTO XQ SE VE UN POCO PLASTICOSO

Ich möchte das Gerät draußen einsetzen dafür sind aber die Bürsten zu weich. Gibt es härtere Bürsten?

Bought and when I got it it worked the first few times and then the left side wheel got to where it will not turn. Product works good except for that reason

Not impressed at all. Does not sweep like it shows. Never go backwards!

Works ok for what it. Coasts

+ Like styling, ergonomics, handle bars adjustability and ease to collapse, easy to adjust handle bars to previous settings - Front end too lite along with overall unit, difficult to empty due to lip edge top and bottom, brushes are not up to standard - too flexible & lite and stop spinning too frequently For the price relative to comparables in style & features it's a solid 5, as as you get features found on a more expensive unit. The weight was the first thing I noticed and it literally affects the operation. I purchased this unit as it exhibited features in the upper tier of my unit, relative to the design for literally a 3rd of the price. Unfortunately the quality doesn't campare to my original unit, not to mention the top model of my manufacturer, but it works. The imbalance of weight from the back to front I believe is the biggest and most obvious difference and issue. Though it may have all the bells and whistles of the more expensive unit, it falls short in terms of the functionality which I can tell you from hundreds of hours of personal use of the lower tier model, the lack of weight plays a huge factor in terms of managing and operating the unit as a result of it being too lite making it difficult to control as it wants to move left and right as you push due to its lite weight. All in all it is a nice unit for the price, as it gives you features of the more expensive unit , unfortunately it lacks weight which from my experience gives you more control as you push which is my main issue. I would recommend the unit as a entry into this type of push behind brush /sweeper. If you never had a heavier model you probably won't notice that negative, but due to the fact I've had one of the lower tier more expensive models and it wasn't even the top of the line, side by side I found the weight difference enables more stability as you push not to mention for the brushes to continue to spend and not lock up. I like to add, I maintain a 15 gallon trash can on the unit while in use to empty on the go . With my previous unit I would bungie cord it in between the handlebars and the unit would stand with no issue, unfortunately when I put that same trash can between the handlebars on this unit, it tends to pick up the front end and fall down with any significant weight. Even when empty, the can tends to put just enough on weight on the rear to make it one tilt back. I'm aware that's not the function that would fall on a normal operation, but again, to extend operational use without having to go back and forth, this is what I utilize in all use cases with my previous unit with no issues. I actually don't hold that against this unit, as I know that's not expected, it's just something that I did and do to extend collection without having to carry a trash can or have to go back to the stationary trash can to dump.