Express Steel Skid Steer Broom

The Express Steel Skid Steer Broom collection includes 7' Pick-Up Brooms and 7' Hydraulic Angle Brooms. Both models have an 84-inch working width and are designed for skid-steer applications. The Pick-Up Broom and Hydraulic Angle Broom provide different broom configurations, allowing customers to select the attachment based on how they need to collect, move, or direct swept material during cleanup and surface-maintenance work.

The Express Steel 7' Pick-Up Broom has an 84-inch width and requires 15–25 GPM hydraulic flow. It is designed for skid steer loaders. The 7-foot working width provides broad coverage for sweeping operations, while the hydraulic-flow requirement should be matched to the skid steer's auxiliary hydraulic system. Customers should also confirm the machine's mounting configuration and operating capacity before purchase.

The Express Steel 7' Hydraulic Angle Broom is listed with an 84-inch width and a 15–25 GPM hydraulic-flow requirement for skid steers. Its hydraulic angle configuration allows the broom to be positioned for different sweeping directions, making it useful when material needs to be directed rather than simply swept straight ahead. Customers should verify their skid steer's hydraulic flow and attachment compatibility before ordering.

Both Express Steel brooms are 84 inches wide and require 15–25 GPM, but they serve different sweeping configurations. The Pick-Up Broom is designed around a pick-up-style sweeping arrangement, while the Hydraulic Angle Broom provides hydraulic angle adjustment for directing swept material. The right configuration depends on the type of cleanup, the direction in which material needs to be moved, and the level of broom positioning required for the job.

Both supplied Express Steel broom models are specified for 15–25 GPM hydraulic flow. Customers should compare this range with the actual auxiliary hydraulic output of their skid steer before purchasing. Hydraulic compatibility is particularly important when selecting a broom with hydraulic functions. In addition to flow, verify the machine's mounting interface, hydraulic connections, operating capacity, and other compatibility requirements for the specific attachment.

Start by confirming that your skid steer can operate within the required 15–25 GPM hydraulic-flow range and is compatible with the attachment mounting system. Both supplied models have an 84-inch width, so the main decision is the broom configuration and how you want to handle swept material. Choose the 7' Pick-Up Broom when its pick-up-style configuration matches your cleanup requirements, or consider the 7' Hydraulic Angle Broom when hydraulic angle adjustment and directional sweeping are important. Finally, verify the complete machine compatibility information before ordering.