Minuteman Max Ride 20 20" Rider Vacuum Sweeper
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The Max Ride 20 Vacuum Sweeper cleans in two stages across a 20" path: a 6" sweeping brush at 700 RPM throws heavier debris into a separate hopper, then a 4" vacuum brush at 1500 RPM lifts the fine dust into a HEPA bag, driven by a 24 V two-stage vacuum rated at 67 CFM.
Because the debris lands in the hopper rather than the bag, the vacuum stays clear and fewer bags are used, while an 11" side broom pulls dirt out of edges and into the path.
This compact rider is 47.5" long and 26.25" wide, turns in a 50.5" radius and climbs ramps up to 6%, with a rated maximum of 27,200ft²/hr and an average of 22,015ft²/hr.
Two 12 V 140 Ah batteries and an on-board charger give 2.5 to 4 hours of run time depending on the job, so a large floor can be covered between charges.
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This machine is a dry sweeper and vacuum: it has a sweeping brush, a debris hopper, a vacuum brush and a HEPA bag, and no solution or recovery tanks. The Max Ride 20 scrubber is a separate Minuteman machine that scrubs and squeegees hard floors with water.
Minuteman rates the run time at 2.5 to 4 hours depending on conditions and cleaning intensity, from two 12 V 140 Ah batteries; a 235 Ah AGM pack is optional. The charger is on board: unwind its cord and plug it in, in a well-ventilated area.
It collects fine dust in a standard HEPA vacuum bag holding up to 0.58ft³, while heavier debris goes into a separate 190in³ hopper tray. Check the bag and empty the tray before each use.
Minuteman rates the sound pressure at 68 dBA.
It turns in a 50.5" radius, travels at up to 3.1 mph and climbs ramps up to 6%. A turtle mode reduces speed for slow, careful work, and the controls include forward/reverse, a horn, a brush deck lever and a vacuum button.
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