Greenbuster Pro III

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Specifications for the Greenbuster Pro III – Briggs & Stratton 750/163 CC

  • Made in EU
  • Professional and sturdy construction
  • Fully galvanized welded frame
  • Industrial aluminum gears
  • Working width: 66 cm
  • Standard brush head
  • Adjustable and foldable handlebars
  • Large rubber wheels
  • Belt drive
  • Option to tilt the handlebar and thereby adjust the working angle of the brushes
  • Easy to maintain
  • Briggs & Stratton 750 / 163 CC Engine

The Greenbuster Pro III is the obvious choice if you need a professional tile cleaner for demanding daily tasks. This could include, for example, landscape gardeners, municipalities, and service providers responsible for cleaning and maintaining large areas. The powerful steel brushes remove unwanted weeds and moss from between tiles on patios, walkways, driveways, sidewalks, parking lots, and similar surfaces. At the same time, the surface is cleaned of any buildup, giving the tiles a fresh look.

Robust and powerful

The Greenbuster Pro III is built around a fully welded frame, and the entire structure is galvanized, allowing it to withstand the elements for many years. The powerful Briggs & Stratton 750 engine transfers power to an industrial-grade aluminum gearbox—this robust transmission ensures that operation is always smooth and reliable throughout the work cycle.

Customizable design

The handle and shaft on this tile cleaner can be mounted in various positions at the rear of the machine, depending on the user’s needs. The Greenbuster Pro III features an asymmetrical design, with the cleaning brushes extending to the left side of the machine, making it easier to work along edges and walls.

4×3 and 8×3

With a Greenbuster Pro III, you can also choose between two different brush heads. A Pro III 4×3 comes with a standard brush head featuring 12 sturdy steel bristles. The Pro III 8×3 comes with a professional brush head featuring 24 powerful steel bristles, which help ensure even more effective tile cleaning.

FAQ

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What is the difference between the Pro III and the Pro 4?

All of our tile cleaners use the same brush system, which means that the Pro III and Pro 4 offer the same effective surface cleaning. The Pro III and Pro 4 are also equipped with the same powerful Briggs & Stratton 750 engine. The differences, therefore, lie primarily in the design of these two machines and the features they offer.

Compared to the Pro III, the Pro 4 features an upright frame, so the weight is balanced toward the rear of the machine. In addition, the Pro 4’s design offers greater flexibility for customizing and adjusting the entire machine to suit your needs. The Pro III tile cleaner features an asymmetrical design that extends the cleaning brushes to the left. In contrast, the Pro 4 can be easily swiveled continuously to both the left and right, making it more flexible for use along edges, walls, hedges, and more on both sides.

Another difference between the Pro III and the Pro 4 is the size of the wheels on the machines. The Greenbuster Pro III comes with 25-centimeter wheels, while the Greenbuster Pro 4 comes with 40-centimeter wheels. The large roller bearing and individually adjustable wheels on the Greenbuster Pro 4 ensure smoother operation over difficult terrain, such as areas with mounds and unevenness and large amounts of weeds.

What is the difference between the Pro III 4x3 and the Pro III 8x3?

A Greenbuster Pro III is available with two different types of brush heads, depending on the user’s needs. A 4×3 brush head is standard and is therefore similar to the one included with our other tile cleaners. However, you can also choose to have your Pro III machine delivered with an 8×3 brush head, which accommodates twice as many cleaning brushes. With an 8×3 brush head, the contact surface is twice as wide as with a 4×3 brush head, so the cleaning speed is significantly higher.

Will my tiles get damaged or worn out if I use a Greenbuster tile cleaner?

These smart cleaning brushes are angled toward the tiles in such a way that they don’t damage them—just like when you sharpen a knife on a whetstone. So they glide over the surface and therefore don’t damage the tiles, but gently clean the surface while removing weeds from between the tiles.

What types of stone and tiles can I use a Greenbuster tile cleaner on?

Our custom-made brushes are gentle on various common types of stone and tile. Kwern Greenbuster tile cleaners have been tested on cobblestones, granite, and concrete without causing any damage to the surface. If you’re unsure, we recommend testing a small corner of the area you plan to work on, especially if you have particularly porous stone or tile. We do not recommend using a Kwern Greenbuster on glazed or polished stone, such as smooth ceramic tiles and marble.

What accessories are available for my Greenbuster?

You can view our accessories and various brush sets on the “Accessories” page. There, you can also check whether the accessories are compatible with your machine.

What type of gasoline and oil are used in the engine?

Briggs & Stratton internal combustion engines use unleaded 95 gasoline and SAE 30 oil.

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