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- Ultra lightweight and easy to use, 21" brush width yard sweeper, Leaf Sweeper with spinning rake-like action with 70% pick-up on the first pass; multiple passes required to pick up 100% of the leaves.
- Works best on flat surfaces, short or recently cut grass; good for dry leaves only. Does not collect any other yard debris.
- Do NOT use in wet or windy conditions. For best results: only use in dry non-windy conditions. Wet material is difficult to sweep up and wind increases material blown out before reaching the collection bin.
- Adjustable leaf sweeper rake height for easy and efficient collection of debris. Height adjustments needs to be set just below your grass height for the sweeper to sweep up your leaves
- Not ideal for collecting rocks, nuts, pinecones, or any other material besides dry leaves. Does not work well in wet or windy conditions.
Description
Don't waste your time and energy by useing a rake to clear away leaves, grass clippings, debris, even pine cones. With a lawn sweeper, the job becomes much easier on you and your lawn. Clean your lawn with Earthwise large 21" lawn sweeper. The large 21-inch sweeping width two brushes per section is great for tackleing grass clippings, leaves, and debris with ease. Quickly tailor the sweeper to suit the terrain with adjustable height control – ideal for transitioning from lawns to patios, sidewalks and driveways. Tirering/Back- breaking lawn cleanups are a thing of the past; set the rake aside this year and go with Earthwise Sweep it! ATTENTION: Make sure the height of the brushes are adjusted to your lawn for optimum sweeping performance.
Brand: Earthwise
Power Source: Manual
Material: Pine
Color: Black
Style: Lawn Sweeper
Item Weight: 14 Pounds
Cutting Width: 53.3 Centimeters
Operation Mode: Manual
Product Dimensions: 44"D x 28"W x 29.5"H
Assembly Required: Yes
Brand: Earthwise
Power Source: Manual
Material: Pine
Color: Black
Style: Lawn Sweeper
Item Weight: 14 Pounds
Cutting Width: 53.3 Centimeters
Operation Mode: Manual
Product Dimensions: 44"D x 28"W x 29.5"H
Assembly Required: Yes
UPC: 052909700215
Maximum Adjustable Cutting Height: 29.5 Centimeters
Global Trade Identification Number: 15
Manufacturer: American Lawn Mower Company
Item Weight: 14 pounds
Item model number: LSW70021
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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I was - like many - a little skeptical when I seen this product, but decided to give it a try. Some context: I do have a full household of the sleep-all-day / turn-up-half-way-through-any-chore-and-offer-help adolescents, so its difficult to get help when it comes to things like raking and collecting leaves. I own two leaf blowers, a battery powered over the shoulder type as well as a B&D leaf hog. Both work well if you want to blow leaves into a big pile, or suck and mulch into a trash can (assuming you have the attachment). However: - if you're blowing leaves into piles you still have to scoop them into the trashbags, try getting that going on a slightly windy day. - if you're blowing leaves then mulching into a trash bag, on a dry day you'll get a LOT of dust from the shredding. So they kind of work, but they still have their disadvantages. The target yard is just over half an acre all told. One tree out front, three out back. All of course shedding leaves at slightly different times. I'll say 'average'. The lawn sweeper is easy enough to put together, some areas aren't too clear but nothing i couldn't work around. It does have a stopper on the front for raising and lowering the brush height, you might need to play with this a little to get what works for you. You can also play with the brush height a little as you push it round the yard to get the optimal height for scooping up the leaves. So I tried this on a lawn with a scattering of leaves, does work but it will pick up most leaves, but not all. Where it really comes into its own is with a denser coverage. However on really dense coverage you're likely to have to run a rake through to loosen up the leaves a little first. See the pictures for an idea of its effectiveness. It does fill up quite quickly and you'll find yourself reaching in to compress the leaves while you're going. One pass of the yard was enough to fill up the collection bag, but you're going to be stopping where the coverage gets denser, compressing the leaves, backtracking and pushing on. (I much prefer this minor inconvenience to stooping over and collecting leaves with a scoop) NOTE FOR MANUFACTURERS: a helpful design improvement for the collection bin would be a hinged flap with a cord or a pull-plate with a cord, to let the operator compress the leaves in the bag towards the back so you can collect more leaves in a single pass. Circling back to the product. Unloading the bag and tipping it into a trash bag works with the bigger backs and the medium sized ones. For the medium sized bags you'll see I take the collector out and hold it on its side and pull out the leaves by hand, which works just fine. But get yourself a bag stand to take the initial few deposits of leaves, then pull it out of the frame, compress and it'll be ready for a few more. Don't know if it makes sense for the manufacturer to provide one, but they might be missing out on an opportunity for a few more sales. Overall: - works well on medium coverage - collection bin can get filled easily, have to stop and compress - twigs will clog it, remove them first - unloading is straightforward, take out, tip it on its side above the bag and unload by hand. - will be defeated by dense coverage, loosen it up with a rake first to spread it out then collect it. - wet leaves are not your friend.. let them dry - use the adjustable stopper at the front if the holding height when operating isn't high or low enough All in all its a very good product that means one person can collect leaves (as long as you get a bag stand as well). I'm very happy with it and look forward to seeing some improvements in future versions, by which time I'll probably need a replacement or spare parts. A lot less stooping to load up oversized bags in the windy weather. No more dust from mulching. I can tackle the leaf-collection gradually on my own without much help. Its not for everyone, but if you can't afford a ride along mower with the leaf collector attachment and you have the same problems with leaf-collection that I do , this might be just the thing for you. Thanks guys!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2021 by Jock Abroad Jock Abroad
Easy to put together but the instructions did not exactly match the actual unit. Things like clips were actually loops on the actual piece. It was easy to figure out just frustrating to have to pull parts apart because the instructions said the would clip in but in reality had to go through a loop. But once it was together it worked pretty well. It’s much better on your back than raking but not as efficient as a riding mower with bagger. The bag fills up quickly so you have to empty it frequently and I had to push the leaves to the back of the bag to allow more leaves to go in. It will take a couple passes to get all the leaves but I’d say it picked up 75% on a single pass. You can see how it did in the before and after pictures. The after was after one pass with the sweeper.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2025 by Mark McMurray Mark McMurray
Maybe worth $40 and it could be so much better with a few design changes. You will need several passes over the same areas to fully capture all leaf debris. Initial thoughts: - Instructions: The assembly instructions were a little dark in print for seeing the detail on the first three steps. - Adjustability for the user height- None -This is more comfortable on the arms for those under 5'9" - The bag design is a wide open mouth type catchment, this allows for gravity to hopefully catch leaves by the brushes fling them forward and up in to the scoop sending them backward at the top of the wheel/brush rotation. This causes a couple of problems. Approximately 10%+ of the debris will fly off to the side missing the bag. The user will also get dust, insects and pollen thrown up in the air as you walk forward in to the cloud. With the threat of fleas, ticks and airborne particles affecting allergies; this design seems odd. You should remove clothes before entering your home. - Most Acorns and similar weight tree litter will not lift and backward through the 20 inches of needed travel required by the brush catchment. Redesign ideas: Add a higher backstop and side fences for the flying debris and extend the front brush shroud another 8 + inches. I'd pay $15 more for these minimal changes. Full redesign could be for reversing the brush rotation so debris will go back and under, in to a lowered collection bag, with a sweep under motion. Then the top of the bag would not need to be so open and the dust cloud reduced. When considering all criteria versus the cost, this product deserves a rating of two stars or lower. The five star reviewers should mention their criteria, it is confusing shoppers who want true value in products.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2019 by Careful Consumer
Works great but basket is hard to empty and fell apart after about a year. Can't find a replacement basket and have to buy a whole new thing so I'm only giving it 3 stars even though it works amazing - didn't last and although the rest of it is in good shape, I'm going to try a different brand next time and hope it lasts longer. Disappointed because this picks up everything off my turf and I love it minus getting the leaves out of the basket, getting the basket back on and now it is falling apart.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2025 by Karen Johnstone
Works exactly as stated and easy to assemble. The catch bag is not very big so if you have a lot of leaves, you will be emptying often. Do not use on a windy day.
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2025 by Brett White
Very disappointed. The video that came with it to show how to assemble it was for an older model so I thought it was missing pieces which I wasn’t but didn’t show me how to really put it together although I did figure it out. Unfortunately, you have to push it in short motions back-and-forth to get it to pick up. You have to adjust the height quite a bit, and overall, it just doesn’t work that well. It works better on leaves than Pine needles and Pine needles were my biggest problem, but it still requires an awful lot of work so it’s not much easier than raking other than you don’t have piles to pick up, but the hamper doesn’t hold a great deal. The hamper does not stay in place so you have to continually pull it back up so the debris will go in it. Definitely not worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2025 by Melody Martin