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The ProDec Scavenger Broom Head is designed for professional contractors, landscapers, and homeowners who need to clear heavy debris from challenging, rough outdoor surfaces. Its primary advantage is the use of natural palmyra fibre, which offers superior stiffness for moving grit, gravel, and wet leaves; however, potential users should note that natural fibres may eventually degrade or shed when exposed to constant damp conditions over extended periods.
| Model Part Number | PMSC1301 |
|---|---|
| Brand | ProDec |
It is not recommended. The Palmyra fibres are very stiff and could scratch polished or delicate indoor surfaces.
This broom head fits a standard 28mm (1 1/8 inch) diameter handle.
No, this is the broom head only.
While the broom is designed for outdoor use, natural fibres will last significantly longer if stored in a dry area when not in use.
Yes, it is compatible with standard metal handle brackets for additional support.
Ensure the handle is fully seated in the hole. If it continues to wobble, use a small wood screw to secure the handle to the wooden stock or consider adding a metal handle bracket.
Store the broom head hanging up rather than leaning it against a wall, and periodically rotate the broom head 180 degrees on the handle to ensure even wear.
To set up the broom, insert a standard 28mm diameter wooden or metal handle into one of the two pre-drilled holes in the saddleback stock. If extra stability is required, an optional metal handle bracket can be used for reinforcement. To maintain the life of your broom, always clear off heavy clods of mud or debris after each use. Store the broom in a hanging position or with the bristles facing upward; leaving the bristles resting on the ground for extended periods will cause them to bend and deform permanently. If the fibres become saturated, allow them to air dry in a well-ventilated area to prevent organic decay of the natural materials.
