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Haaga 697 Profi-line Battery Powered Triple Brush – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Haaga 697 Profi-line Battery Powered Triple Brush Sweeper, 38″ Width
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O. N (verified owner) –
Good Quality Sweeper – This is a good quality sweeper with wide track and powered brushes. Battery life is good. it is not self propelled but very lightweight compared to large commercial walk behinds and easy to push. Note there is no vacuum, just sweep.
D. B (verified owner) –
Great for large areas – Beast of a sweeper. Battery lasts for hours.
F. A (verified owner) –
It’s not a vacuum. It sweeps like I would expect a sweeper to sweep. – I bought the Haaga 697 to sweep my shop floor. It sweeps ok but does make a bit of dust if there are alot of fines. I don’t think it’s worth the 2K I paid but I did alot of reasearch and I think it is the best option available right now. I am going to try to incorporate a cordless vacuum into the design to capture the dust. Just to give it that little bit extra it needs. I don’t know why they aren’t already offering it with the vacuum/suction feature. They would have a top seller if they did.
F. A (verified owner) –
It’s not a vacuum. It sweeps like I would expect a sweeper to sweep. – I bought the Haaga 697 to sweep my shop floor. It sweeps ok but does make a bit of dust if there are alot of fines. I don’t think it’s worth the 2K I paid but I did alot of reasearch and I think it is the best option available right now. I am going to try to incorporate a cordless vacuum into the design to capture the dust. Just to give it that little bit extra it needs. I don’t know why they aren’t already offering it with the vacuum/suction feature. They would have a top seller if they did.
O. N (verified owner) –
Good Quality Sweeper – This is a good quality sweeper with wide track and powered brushes. Battery life is good. it is not self propelled but very lightweight compared to large commercial walk behinds and easy to push. Note there is no vacuum, just sweep.
D. L (verified owner) –
Expensive sweeper that has not been trouble free – We have had this sweeper three years at a climate controlled storage facility. It is a great sweeper that can cover a lot of ground. We have has to replace a few parts along the way. This sweeper probably get used a few times a week for spot cleaning and once a month for the facility. Within the first month the large gear/clutch in the rear wheel failed. I removed this because it was only used if you used the machine without powering it up and forced the brushes to turn. We replaced the on/off switch. The gear that drives the horizontal brush failed and just failed again. Parts are expensive. The small plastic gear was $66 with shipping. I really do like the capability of this sweeper but it is very expensive for what it does. My EGO electric lawnmower has so much more technology and components and costs a third of this sweeper.
D. B (verified owner) –
Great for large areas – Beast of a sweeper. Battery lasts for hours.
D. L (verified owner) –
Expensive sweeper that has not been trouble free – We have had this sweeper three years at a climate controlled storage facility. It is a great sweeper that can cover a lot of ground. We have has to replace a few parts along the way. This sweeper probably get used a few times a week for spot cleaning and once a month for the facility. Within the first month the large gear/clutch in the rear wheel failed. I removed this because it was only used if you used the machine without powering it up and forced the brushes to turn. We replaced the on/off switch. The gear that drives the horizontal brush failed and just failed again. Parts are expensive. The small plastic gear was $66 with shipping. I really do like the capability of this sweeper but it is very expensive for what it does. My EGO electric lawnmower has so much more technology and components and costs a third of this sweeper.