If you are on the other side of the sales arena and are looking to sell one of your used sweepers, I have some advice for you, too. Unfortunately, most people are more concerned with the appearance of a machine than with its mechanics. Most times there seems to be a feeling that if the paint is good then the mechanics are good also. Of course this does not always hold true. From the standpoint of making a sale, however, appearance means alot.
Service records are also something that sells.
Being able to show that regular servicing was done on a sweeper goes a long way in building a comfort level for the new owner. Plus, getting top dollar for a sweeper is a competitive situation, and most people do not keep good service records. That means that if you do it will give you an advantage. It is also helpful for you as the present owner to be able to look back easily to when repairs were made. That's one of the advantages to buying used equipment from a major manufacturer such as Schwarze .