Bobcat Broom & Sweeper Attachments for Jobsite Cleanup & Surface Maintenance
Sweep Away the Mess, Keep the Job Moving
Keep jobsites, parking lots, sidewalks, and paved surfaces clean with powerful Bobcat broom and sweeper attachments. Built to efficiently remove dirt, dust, debris, and loose materials, these attachments make cleanup faster and easier so you can spend less time sweeping and more time getting the job done.
Broom & Sweeper Attachments for Job Sites, Lots & Driveways
Mud tracked onto the road, gravel scattered across a parking lot, millings left behind after paving. A crew with push brooms can spend hours on cleanup that a broom attachment finishes in minutes.
Brooms and sweepers keep job sites clean, roads safe and lots looking sharp — and they work with the machine you already have on site.
How Brooms and Sweepers Work
Both use a hydraulic motor to spin a long cylinder of stiff bristles. The difference is what happens to the debris.
An angle broom pushes debris ahead and off to one side, the way a snowplow moves snow. You can angle it left or right to put the material where you want it. A sweeper, also called a pickup broom, flicks debris back into a built-in bucket. When the bucket is full, you dump it into a pile or a truck.
Tips for a Cleaner Sweep
Let the bristles do the work. Pressing the broom down hard wears bristles fast and actually sweeps worse.
Check the bristle contact strip as they wear, and adjust the height to keep it within your manual's range.
Run lower engine speed for light debris and higher for heavy material.
Empty a sweeper bucket before it's overfull, or it will start leaving material behind.
What You Can Do With a Broom
If it needs sweeping, your machine can do it.
Keep roads clean
Sweep construction entrances where mud and rock get tracked out.
Sweep lots & walks
Sweep parking lots and sidewalks fast, in one clean pass.
Clean up after paving
Clear millings and dust after paving and concrete work.
Sweep warehouses
Sweep warehouses, docks and shop floors.
Pull gravel back
Pull gravel back onto driveways and out of the grass.
Clear light snow
Clear light snow from walks and drives.
Common Types of Brooms & Sweepers
Two ways to move debris, plus the add-ons that make a job easier.
Angle Brooms
Push and windrow debris to the side. They're fast, simple and great for long stretches of road, sidewalk and light snow.
Sweepers (Pickup Brooms)
Collect debris in an attached bucket so nothing gets left behind. The right choice when material has to be hauled away.
Add-ons
Water kits spray a fine mist to keep dust down. Gutter brushes reach along curbs and edges.
How to Choose the Right Broom
Four quick checks and you'll land on the right setup.
Push or pick up
If you can move debris off to the side, an angle broom is faster. If it has to leave the site, choose a sweeper.
Pick the width
Choose a broom at least as wide as your tracks or tires, so you sweep a clean path without driving over the debris.
Think about dust
On dry dirt and concrete dust, a water kit makes a big difference for visibility and neighbors.
Consider the bristles
Poly bristles handle most jobs. A mix of poly and wire works better on packed mud and caked material.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between an angle broom and a sweeper?
Can I use a broom attachment for snow?
How do I know the bristles are set correctly?
Do I need a water kit?
Find the Right Broom
Browse every broom and sweeper we carry. Questions about fit or bristles? Give us a call and we'll match one to your machine and the mess you're clearing.
