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Walk-behind or Ride-on floor scrubber?

When shopping for a floor scrubber you may be trying to decide if you need a rider or walk-behind scrubber. Here are some things to consider. First of all what is your space like? Is it wide open floor or does it have a lot of things to maneuver around? A larger warehouse with pallet racking and very few obstructions to go around would be great for a rider. Arenas, airplane hangers, large warehouses are all great places where a rider is a good idea. Larger retail and box stores can also be good places for riders. Riders are more productive and reduce operator fatigue.

However if your space is on the medium to smaller side and you have narrow isles and lots of things to go around, a walk behind would be a better choice.

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