Dedicated Street Sweepers

Terramite by TerraQuip Construction Products Inc.
Terramite 10185799

The Terramite TSS46 and TSS48 are dedicated street sweepers designed with new features for better performance.

  • Pull style brush with center pivot
  • Balanced power steering dual drive pedals
  • Electrohydraulic brush lock
  • Tow alarm system
  • The unit also has an easier access hood, improved oil cooler, see-through plastic fluid tanks and improved brush visibility

 

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