Blow it. Then gather it.
The leaves move across the lawn. Gathering and disposing of that pile still comes next.

You have finished mowing, but leaves, grass clippings and small yard debris are still scattered across the lawn. The last thing you want is another hour of raking, bending and filling bags.
With the iMartFun Push Lawn Sweeper, wheel-powered brushes collect debris as you walk and deposit it directly into the rear hopper.
No gas, charging or extension cords. Choose the right sweeping width for your yard, make fewer passes and get back to enjoying your weekend.
The iMartFun Push Lawn Sweeper collects leaves, clippings and small debris directly into its rear hopper as you walk.
No gas, cords or constant bending—just fewer passes and a faster yard cleanup.
Three ways to clean your lawn. Only one collects debris as you walk—without gas, cords or repeated bagging.
A rake makes piles. A blower moves the mess. The iMartFun Lawn Sweeper collects it as you walk.
Comparison reflects typical household lawn tools used under normal conditions.
You have seen the comparison. Now watch what happens after blowing or raking the leaves.
The leaves move across the lawn. Gathering and disposing of that pile still comes next.
The pile takes repeated strokes to gather, then bending and lifting to clear away.
The sweeper’s approach: Push across suitable dry debris. The hopper collects as you go; empty it when full.
Clips illustrate blowing and raking, not sweeper performance. Blower vacuums with collection bags work differently. Pickup depends on debris and surface conditions.
From fallen leaves and grass clippings to pine needles and small yard debris, see the everyday cleanup jobs this manual lawn sweeper is designed to handle.
✦ A CLEANER LAWN IN FEWER PASSES
✦ LESS RAKING. LESS BENDING.
✦ NO GAS. NO CORDS.
✦ PUSH. SWEEP. DONE.
✦ NO GAS. NO CORDS.
✦ A CLEANER LAWN IN FEWER PASSES
✦ LESS RAKING. LESS BENDING.
✦ NO GAS. NO CORDS.
✦ PUSH. SWEEP. DONE.
✦ NO GAS. NO CORDS.
✦ A CLEANER LAWN IN FEWER PASSES
✦ LESS RAKING. LESS BENDING.
✦ NO GAS. NO CORDS.
✦ PUSH. SWEEP. DONE.
✦ NO GAS. NO CORDS.
✦ A CLEANER LAWN IN FEWER PASSES
✦ LESS RAKING. LESS BENDING.
✦ NO GAS. NO CORDS.
✦ PUSH. SWEEP. DONE.
✦ NO GAS. NO CORDS.
✦ A CLEANER LAWN IN FEWER PASSES
✦ LESS RAKING. LESS BENDING.
✦ NO GAS. NO CORDS.
✦ PUSH. SWEEP. DONE.
✦ NO GAS. NO CORDS.
✦ A CLEANER LAWN IN FEWER PASSES
✦ LESS RAKING. LESS BENDING.
✦ NO GAS. NO CORDS.
✦ PUSH. SWEEP. DONE.
✦ NO GAS. NO CORDS.
✦ A CLEANER LAWN IN FEWER PASSES
✦ LESS RAKING. LESS BENDING.
✦ NO GAS. NO CORDS.
✦ PUSH. SWEEP. DONE.
✦ NO GAS. NO CORDS.
✦ A CLEANER LAWN IN FEWER PASSES
✦ LESS RAKING. LESS BENDING.
✦ NO GAS. NO CORDS.
✦ PUSH. SWEEP. DONE.
✦ NO GAS. NO CORDS.
See how this manual lawn sweeper fits into everyday yard cleanup — from leaves and pine needles to grass clippings and other dry outdoor debris.
The right width. An easier cleanup.
Choose between two sweeping widths to suit your lawn, your storage space and the way you like to work.
A narrower option for smaller lawns, tight spaces and quick touch-ups after mowing.
A wider sweep for open stretches of lawn. Cover more ground with each pass and spend less time going back and forth.
Choosing between the two? Pick 21 IN for a compact width, or 26 IN when covering more ground is your priority.
From the first push to picking your size—here's what to know before you get rolling.
Make a pass over loose grass clippings and fallen leaves to collect them in the rear hopper. Empty the hopper as it fills, then carry on.
Dry debris is easier to sweep. If clippings are damp or piled thickly, let them dry or spread them out first.
Choose 21 IN for smaller lawns and compact sweeping width. Choose 26 IN if you have more open lawn to cover with each pass.
The number is the sweeping width, not the machine's total width. Check the full dimensions for storage and narrow gateways.
Letting them dry usually makes the job easier. Wet leaves tend to stick to the lawn and clump together, so pickup can take extra passes.
Break up packed piles before sweeping rather than trying to push through a deep, wet layer.
Start high and test a short strip. Lower the brushes gradually until they pick up loose debris without dragging on the lawn.
If the sweeper feels hard to push or starts scuffing the grass, stop and raise the setting. Use the supplied instructions for your model.
Slopes and uneven ground make pushing and steering more demanding, especially as the hopper fills.
Empty it regularly and follow the slope limits in the manual. Avoid steep or slippery areas where you cannot keep secure footing and control of the sweeper.
Pick it up separately before you start. The sweeper is for loose yard debris; soft pet waste can spread onto the brushes and hopper.
Clearing it first keeps your cleanup equipment easier to maintain.
Tell us what happened and include your order number. A photo of the part or setup can help us understand the issue and guide the next step.
For returns, check the eligibility, timeframe and instructions in our return policy.
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