Self‑Propelled Sweeper K 2 LADOG – High‑Tip Version

The LADOG T1250 is a chassis manufactured by the German company LADOG, which has been active in the municipal technology sector since 1949. Its precise workmanship and robust design make it ideally suited for work in demanding conditions throughout the entire year.

Compared with similar equipment from other manufacturers, the LADOG vehicle differs mainly in its hydrostatic drive, which means that speed changes are smooth and continuous, without shifting gears. This represents a major advantage when working with a wide range of attachments. The driving speed is controlled by a lever from the driver’s position and is not affected by engine speed. Even in the standard configuration, the vehicle is equipped with comfortable seats, an adjustable steering column, clear indicators showing operating and driving parameters and, last but not least, a powerful hydraulic system. As one of the few carriers of interchangeable attachments, this machine can be used with a sweeper whose suction and sweeping system is positioned in front of the vehicle within the driver’s field of view. Another advantage, particularly in today’s increasingly dense traffic, is the machine’s compact dimensions. Despite its high utility value, its compact size allows the machine to operate even in pedestrian zones, parks and similar areas.

The wide range of possible applications and additional attachments makes this vehicle particularly suitable for municipal services and road maintenance, where high performance and intensive use are required while maintaining compact dimensions of the working machine.

The sweeping attachment itself is manufactured entirely from stainless steel, ensuring a long service life. A powerful fan is used to guarantee reliable performance even under demanding conditions. The water tank is located inside the attachment and integrated into the floor. This basic configuration of the sweeping unit can of course be supplemented with a third brush that can be pivoted to both sides. The tipping point is at a height of 1400 mm, allowing debris to be discharged into containers or other receptacles. This attachment is mounted directly onto the chassis mounting points.