Scotts LSW70026S Push Lawn Sweeper, 26-Inch Sweeping Width, 3.6 Bushel Collection Bag

Takes several passes at times. Adjusting height is a bit finicky but after using it awhile you learn. Beats the heck out of raking.

It's rare that a product performs "as expected." This one ticks all the boxes. Assembly was a piece of cake, and when put together properly it's sturdy and doesn't wobble at all. The brushes sweep the full length of the device. Height adjustment is smooth. The hopper is easy to put on and take off. It's easy to push - just make sure you rotate it forward a bit so the support legs are not dragging in the grass. I'm terribly pleased with how this sweeper performs. For the price I paid, it does exactly what I hoped it would.A couple of caveats, but these have nothing do with the quality of the sweeper. 1) The device works best on flat lawns. Don't expect flat brushes to dip down into uneven places or chuckholes on your lawn. Duh. This is physics. The sweeper will work best if you work a checkerboard pattern on your lawn to pick up missed places. 2) It's not a vacuum. It will not leave a pristine swath of "unleafed" grass in its wake. But it will pick up the vast majority of your leaves and drop them into the hopper, saving you the trouble of raking most of them them and picking up the piles. 3) You'll get the best result if you use this tool in conjunction with raking and/or leaf blowing. Use it as it is designed, and you'll save yourself a ton of work. 4) We live in Florida with a lot of live oaks on our property. Beware of Spanish moss - it will jug up your brushes just like threads or yarn on a vacuum beater. Again, duh. Just keep the brushes clear of things that might get wrapped up in them. 5) It goes without saying that it's not designed to work well on wet or sodden leaves. Wait until they are dry.Overall a superbly-designed, functional product at a very reasonable price.

Works better than expected (using on synthetic grass to pick up leaves, etc.). Easy to use and clean.

Instructions to assemble were the WORST. I have assembled about 50 products from tools, shelves, furniture, electronics, and more-this was easy but you really need to use your logic as the assembled pictures were terrible and explanation was poor. After 30 minutes of swearing and sweating I got it together. It is so cheaply made that it feels like it will break at any second. The bag could be much bigger -whoever designed this ‘wide’ sweeper could have added about seven or eight inches of height to the bag easily. It doesn’t pick up leaves very well. Have not tried it in lawn waste as I might send it back. Wheels are hard plastic as well as the base. This should cost about half of what they charge. Overpriced to say the least. I expected much more from Scott’s. I should have bought an off brand as they look heavier duty than this piece of junk. Boo to this.Also, I used it two times and the plastic piece that holds the basket together. Which shouldn’t be a plastic piece whatsoever, but you can see from other people‘s reviews that it completely broke. I’m very gentle on my tools and I have to say this is one of the worst things I’ve ever purchased. It barely picks up anything, it’s cheaply made, the areas that are mostly plastic could at least have metal or some type of heavier duty plastic. This is literally the worst lawn tool I’ve ever purchased and it was not cheap. I bought a works GT blower vacuum cheaper than this. This item should be completely revamped and about a third of the price. Try not to buy this and definitely look for a heavier duty or a quality sweeper. I mean this brand’s been around for at least 30 or 40 years and they have made something as crappy as this at such a high price. Very, very sad and very disappointed.

Although we haven't had a chance to use this yet, it is well made, easy to assemble and much larger than the picture projects. Not to rush the seasons, but we look forward to fall to try the sweeper.