CID Pickup Broom for Mini Skid Steer - 48" PUBROOM48

Make cleanup faster with the CID Pickup Broom for Mini Skid Steers, a compact hydraulic sweeper designed to sweep, collect, and carry debris in a single attachment. The CID PUBROOM48 combines a 48-inch sweeping width, 26-inch replaceable bristles, an 8-inch broom core, and a 15–25 GPM hydraulic flow range to give mini skid steer operators a productive solution for jobsite and property cleanup.

Instead of simply pushing material away like an angle broom, a pickup broom is designed to sweep debris into the attachment's collection bucket. This allows operators to collect material and transport it to a disposal location without switching attachments. CID specifically designed this mini skid steer pickup broom for handling dirt, mulch, snow, and general jobsite debris.

The PUBROOM48 is available with all-poly, all-wire, or 50/50 poly-and-wire bristles, allowing the broom configuration to be selected based on the surface and type of material being cleaned. Individual replaceable wafers simplify long-term broom maintenance when the bristles eventually wear.

CID Mini Skid Steer Pickup Broom Key Features

• 48-inch sweeping width for compact cleanup applications
• 15–25 GPM hydraulic flow range
• 26-inch broom bristles
• 8-inch broom core
• Replaceable bristle wafers
• All-poly bristle option
• All-wire bristle option
• 50/50 poly-and-wire bristle option
• Approximately 992-lb attachment weight
• CID model / SKU PUBROOM48
• Designed to sweep, collect, and dump debris
• Built for mini skid steers and compact machines
• Suitable for dirt, mulch, snow, and jobsite debris

CID PUBROOM48 Pickup Broom Specifications

48-Inch Pickup Broom Built for Mini Skid Steers

The 48-inch CID Pickup Broom is sized specifically for compact equipment. Mini skid steers are frequently used in areas where full-size skid steers cannot easily operate, including residential properties, sidewalks, landscape areas, narrow access points, smaller construction sites, and confined commercial spaces.

The compact 48-inch sweeping width allows the operator to retain the maneuverability of a mini skid steer while adding powered sweeping and debris collection capability.

992-Lb Heavy-Duty Attachment

CID lists the PUBROOM48 at approximately 992 lbs. Because mini skid steer capacities vary considerably between machine models, operators should verify that their machine can safely handle the broom's weight before purchasing or operating the attachment.

Attachment compatibility should be evaluated based on the mini skid steer's mounting system, hydraulic flow, operating capacity, tipping capacity, and manufacturer recommendations.

15–25 GPM Hydraulic Pickup Broom

The CID Mini Skid Steer Pickup Broom operates within a 15–25 GPM auxiliary hydraulic flow range.

Correct hydraulic matching is important for achieving proper broom performance. Before ordering, verify the auxiliary hydraulic flow specification of your mini skid steer rather than relying only on machine horsepower or model size.

Hydraulic Requirements

• Minimum hydraulic flow: 15 GPM
• Maximum hydraulic flow: 25 GPM
• Recommended carrier: Compatible mini skid steer or compact loader within CID's hydraulic requirements

If you are unsure whether your mini skid steer can properly operate the CID PUBROOM48, verify your machine's rated auxiliary hydraulic flow before ordering.

8-Inch Core with 26-Inch Broom Bristles

CID builds the mini skid steer pickup broom around a heavy-duty 8-inch broom core with 26-inch bristles. The large bristle diameter provides the contact area required to sweep material from the ground and direct it into the pickup bucket.

The broom can be configured with different bristle materials depending on the surfaces and debris you regularly encounter.

All-Poly Broom Bristles

The all-poly configuration provides a flexible sweeping option for general cleanup applications. Poly bristles are commonly selected when operators want effective sweeping action without relying entirely on aggressive wire bristles.

All-Wire Broom Bristles

The all-wire configuration provides a more aggressive bristle option for demanding cleanup applications and material that may require firmer broom contact.

50/50 Poly and Wire Bristle Mix

CID also offers a 50/50 poly-and-wire bristle configuration. This option combines the characteristics of both materials and can be a versatile choice for contractors who encounter a variety of surfaces and debris types.

Choose the bristle configuration that best fits your typical application, surface, and cleanup requirements.

Replaceable Broom Wafers

The CID PUBROOM48 uses replaceable bristle wafers. Because broom bristles are wear items, the ability to replace individual wafers helps simplify maintenance and allows worn broom components to be serviced without replacing the entire attachment.

CID lists the broom with one-piece tubing-style bristle wafers and offers replacement configurations in poly, wire, or a 50/50 mixture.

Sweep, Collect, and Dump With One Attachment

The primary advantage of a pickup broom is its ability to do more than move debris from one side of a surface to another.

The rotating broom sweeps material into the collection bucket, allowing the mini skid steer operator to collect the debris, transport it, and dump it at another location.

This can make the PUBROOM48 a useful attachment for contractors who need to clean a surface thoroughly instead of simply windrowing material along the edge of a driveway, parking area, or jobsite.

What Can the CID Mini Skid Steer Pickup Broom Clean?

CID specifically lists the Mini Skid Steer Pickup Broom for cleanup involving dirt, mulch, snow, and jobsite debris.

Dirt and Loose Soil

Use the powered broom to collect loose dirt from paved areas, construction surfaces, finished areas, and other locations where material needs to be removed rather than pushed aside.

Mulch and Landscape Material

The pickup design makes the broom useful for collecting loose mulch and similar landscape material following installation, renovation, or property cleanup work.

Light Snow Cleanup

The CID Pickup Broom can also be used to collect or remove snow in appropriate conditions, giving contractors another use for their mini skid steer during colder months.

Construction and Jobsite Debris

Mini skid steers are frequently used for final cleanup around construction projects. The pickup broom allows the same compact machine to sweep and collect loose jobsite debris after grading, excavation, landscaping, or other construction work.

Pickup Broom vs. Angle Broom for a Mini Skid Steer

Both attachments use powered bristles, but they perform different cleanup tasks.

Pickup Broom

A pickup broom sweeps debris into an integrated collection bucket so the operator can carry and dump the material. It is ideal when debris needs to be physically removed from the work area.

Angle Broom

An angle broom generally sweeps material to the side, making it useful when debris can simply be moved away from the working path.

If your goal is to sweep, collect, transport, and dump the debris, the CID PUBROOM48 Pickup Broom is typically the more appropriate broom style.

Ideal Applications for the CID PUBROOM48

• Construction site cleanup
• Landscape cleanup
• Property maintenance
• Driveway cleanup
• Sidewalk cleanup
• Paved surface cleanup
• Loose dirt removal
• Mulch cleanup
• Snow cleanup
• General jobsite debris collection
• Post-construction cleanup
• Commercial property maintenance
• Residential property cleanup

Who Should Buy the CID Mini Skid Steer Pickup Broom?

Landscaping Contractors

Landscape contractors can use the PUBROOM48 to clean driveways, paved areas, sidewalks, and job areas after moving soil, mulch, stone, and other landscape materials.

Construction Contractors

Contractors can use the broom for cleanup after excavation, grading, concrete work, demolition, utility work, and other construction activities that leave loose material on finished surfaces.

Property Maintenance Companies

The combination of sweeping and debris collection makes the attachment useful for routine cleanup around commercial, residential, agricultural, and institutional properties.

Snow and Seasonal Maintenance Contractors

CID specifically identifies snow as one of the materials the pickup broom can handle, giving operators additional seasonal versatility from their mini skid steer.

Mini Skid Steer Compatibility

Before purchasing the CID PUBROOM48 Pickup Broom, verify that your machine meets the attachment's physical and hydraulic requirements.

We recommend confirming the following:

1. Mini skid steer make and model
2. Auxiliary hydraulic flow between 15 and 25 GPM
3. Mounting system compatibility
4. Machine operating capacity
5. Machine tipping capacity
6. Ability to safely handle the approximately 992-lb attachment

If you are unsure about fitment, provide your mini skid steer make and model before ordering so hydraulic flow and carrier compatibility can be confirmed.

CID Mini Skid Steer Pickup Broom FAQ

What is the model number of the CID Mini Skid Steer Pickup Broom?

CID identifies the 48-inch Mini Skid Steer Pickup Broom as model PUBROOM48.

How wide is the CID Mini Skid Steer Pickup Broom?

The CID PUBROOM48 has a 48-inch sweeping width.

How much does the CID PUBROOM48 weigh?

CID currently lists the Mini Skid Steer Pickup Broom at approximately 992 lbs.

What hydraulic flow does the CID Mini Skid Steer Pickup Broom require?

CID specifies an auxiliary hydraulic flow range of 15–25 GPM.

What size bristles does the CID Pickup Broom use?

The PUBROOM48 uses 26-inch bristles mounted around an 8-inch broom core.

What bristle options are available?

CID offers the Mini Skid Steer Pickup Broom with all-poly, all-wire, or a 50/50 poly-and-wire mixture.

Are the broom bristles replaceable?

Yes. The CID Pickup Broom uses replaceable bristle wafers, allowing worn broom sections to be replaced as part of normal maintenance.

What can the CID Mini Skid Steer Pickup Broom sweep?

CID specifically lists the broom for handling dirt, mulch, snow, and jobsite debris.

Does a pickup broom collect the debris?

Yes. Unlike an angle broom that primarily pushes material to the side, the CID Pickup Broom is designed to sweep debris into the collection bucket so the operator can carry and dump the material.

Can the CID PUBROOM48 be used for snow?

Yes. CID specifically lists snow among the materials the Mini Skid Steer Pickup Broom is designed to handle. Performance will vary with snow depth, moisture content, surface conditions, and carrier performance.

Can the CID Pickup Broom be used for mulch?

Yes. CID lists mulch as one of the materials the PUBROOM48 can sweep and collect.

Is the CID Pickup Broom good for construction cleanup?

Yes. The attachment is designed to collect jobsite debris and loose material, making it useful for construction cleanup and final site preparation.

What is the difference between poly and wire broom bristles?

Poly bristles provide a flexible sweeping option for general cleanup, while wire bristles provide more aggressive contact for demanding surfaces and debris. CID also offers a 50/50 mixture for operators who want characteristics of both bristle types.

Will the CID Pickup Broom fit my mini skid steer?

Fitment depends on the machine's mounting system, hydraulic flow, and operating capacity. The PUBROOM48 requires 15–25 GPM of hydraulic flow and weighs approximately 992 lbs. Verify your specific mini skid steer make and model before ordering.

What size mini skid steer is needed for the CID PUBROOM48?

CID lists the attachment weight at approximately 992 lbs. Machine capacities vary significantly, so verify that your mini skid steer has sufficient operating and attachment capacity in addition to providing the required 15–25 GPM hydraulic flow.

Why choose a pickup broom instead of a regular broom attachment?

A pickup broom allows the operator to sweep, collect, transport, and dump material. This can reduce cleanup time when the debris must be completely removed from the working surface rather than simply pushed to the side.

Order the CID 48-Inch Pickup Broom for Your Mini Skid Steer

The CID PUBROOM48 Mini Skid Steer Pickup Broom gives contractors a compact way to sweep and collect dirt, mulch, snow, and jobsite debris without changing machines or relying on manual cleanup.

With a 48-inch sweeping width, 15–25 GPM hydraulic range, 8-inch core with 26-inch bristles, multiple bristle configurations, and replaceable wafers, the PUBROOM48 is designed to make cleanup faster while preserving the maneuverability that makes mini skid steers valuable on confined jobsites.

Before ordering, verify your mini skid steer make, model, auxiliary hydraulic flow, mounting system, and operating capacity to ensure proper fitment.